Dundee Evening Telegraph, April 15, 1912

We have nothing direct from the Titanic, but are perfectly satisfied that the vessel is unsinkable. The fact that the Marconi messages have ceased means nothing. It may be due to atmospherical conditions, the coming up of the ships, or something of that sort.

We are not worried over the possible loss of the ship, as she will not go down, but we are sorry for the inconvenience caused to the travelling public.

We are absolutely certain that the Titanic is able to withstand any damage. 

(“International Marine” was the International Mercantile Marine Co.)