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HUNS HOLD AMBASSADOR. I i.40 Sensational Copenhagen Message. Hostage For Count Bernstorff." BRITISH CAPTURE GRANDCOURT. An Exohange Copenhagen message on fThursday to the Daily Post says:— To-day's Politiken states that the American Legation at Copenhagen re- oeived on Wednesday telegrams from the American Ambassador at Berlin. Mr. Cerard says that the German authorities INTEND TO DETAIN HIM and the whole of his staff, together with the American Consuls and their staffs, until the fate of Count Bernstorff and the crews of German ships which have been seized in America has bee." decided.' Mr. Cerard is from now onward NOT ALLOWED TO TELEGRAPH 1 IN CODE, but only in plain English. The Americans on board the Yarrow- dale are also detained. OMINOUS I (Press Association War Special.) AMSTERDAM, Thursday. The Cologne Gazette" says :Mr. Gerard has not yet received his passports, as their drawing up will take some time. (Note.—This would appear to bear out the Copenhagen message.) The following is a resume of Wediies- (jay's overnight messages :— Down to a late hour on Wednesday flight no important development of the crisis between the United States and Cer- I, many had been notified. The United press Association In a message from j Washington, quoted by the Exchange Telegraph Company, sums up tha posi- r lion as follows:- The United States is now well with- in the danger zone in connection with German relations. Officials feel that it; is oniy a matter of time before some i zealous U-boat commander oommits an overt act. The attitude of official Washington is like that of a man hold- ing his ears awaiting a tremendous explosion. The Eaves ton* case is re- garded as the moetsarious." Thrf report that Mr. Cerard was to be held as a sort of hostage at Berlin until Count Bernstorff had departed from America is denied at Washington, where It is stated the Government has been In- formed, under date of Tuesday, of the Ambassador's arrival al Berne in Switzer- land. On the other hand, a Reuter's telegram i from Amsterdam of yesterday's date says that, accordmg to indirect information from Berlin, Mr. Cerard will not leave Cermany before next Sunday. The Berliner Tageblatt states that on Monday morning he received ths American journalists in Berlin and advised them to return home at once, via Switzerland, France anti Spain. .==- j

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