The German note embodies the essential concession to the demand of the latest American note on submarine operation. This concession is conditional, but its immediate effect is to bring about the cessation of submarine operations outside of the lines laid down in our successive protest.

Toledo (O.T. Times?The reply is a clever assembly of words joined in a fashion intended to create an impression that the United States is to blame for her own trouble. The reply gives direct insinuation that America is an ally of Germany's foe, and is, far from satisfactory.

Toledo Metierman Express?The note is not an ultimatum, but on the contrary, a sincere and renewed effort not to have the peaceful relations of the past hundred years disturbed during this crisis in Germany's fight for peace. Knowing the difficulties with which the German government is contending, we can well afford to overlook what in other instances would be presumption of an open rupture in more or less suspense; but it is apparently, avert immediate trouble.

Providence Evening Journal?It is a rambling, equivocal, at times even a more obvious defense? Which has steadily exasperated the American people. The imperial government pretends to offer concessions in place of meeting the terms laid down by the President.

Remove Germany's liability to us. 