The sun., 1917-12-22
M0BSQUELLED
IN INBUEN0SAYRES
Mounted Patrols Disperse
Crowds Who Demand Rup-
turp With Germany.
LUXBURG EXPOSE RESULT
''Ta Patria" Perplexcd by De-
fence Offered by Prcsi-
dent Irigoycn.

BrENos ArREs. Dec. 2i.---As tho result
by Count Won Luxburs, me former Ger
! man Minister. 10 the Berlin Foreign
once II again has been necessary to
call out mounted patrols to dlsperss
crowds Of people who demanded a rup.
! ture Of relations with Germany.
The mob, which was shouting 'Lona
live tho Republic" and Death to
President Irisoyen :" was dispersed after
u nsht with the mounted police In the
C9jls Florida.
Heavy guards again have been placed
| over the property owned by Germans In
| the city and mounted men also are
guarding the once Of the newspaper
La Union. for which Count Won Luxburg
, obtained a subsidy.
In political circles certainty is ex-
pressed that congress viii, demand ex-
plantations from the Government re-
garding the state OF affairs as exposed
by the Won I.uXburg kilograms. The
general belief is that the publication of
the documents will lead to new demands
for the severance OF relations with
Germany. Congress having already re-
ton, for continuing the Argentine I.e-
cation in Berlin. which was insisted on
by the organs Of President Irigoyen.
Street commesit indicates that the
public is not satisfied with the Gov
ernments statement which accompanied
the publication of the Won Luxburg
kilograms
La Pdtrih DcgN TtnHani, in COM
menting on the publication by the Argen-
tine Government OF the secret diplomat &c
telegram Of Count Won Luxburg. the for
mcr German Minister TO Argentina
says:
I'VE would like TO believe the Gov
ernment's note introducing the kilograms
but its words OF to day do not agree with
the facts Of yesterday THE Govern
ment answers the telegram with simple
afiirmations and without proofs. No one
can deny the facts Of the last months"
The newspaper then says
count Won Iuxburg assured Ger
many ~ President 1risoyen's friend
ship, which has been confirmed by his
patience in awaiting the Toro note un-
ii; August 2s. Won Iuxburg speaks of
the agreement with lrigoyen. In which
II was specified that no more Argen-
tine ships should sail for the war zone,
and II is fact that since August 2s
the Government has impeded and often
refused clearing any vessel carrying
the Arcentine nag. and nothing more
has been said OF the Oriana sinking.
1T also is true that in October this
Government proclaimed its friendship
for Spain and Japan. as predicted by
Won Luxburg on August IL. II the tele-
grams are false, Won Luxburg at least
OWNED the events which later happened
and many international circumsta nccs
occurred az he predicted.
, OF the Amer can squadron and the pub
, lie wondered why. Won Luxburg explains
to his Government the repugnance OF
Irigoyen toward Americans and the
English, Fernando Saguier went 10
Bolivia and Chile apparently on visit
OF courtesy. but Won Luxburg explains
| that friend Saguier' was embodied with
| ample powers to arrange a secret agree
ment against the United States.
"Von Luxburg now Ia without author
ity from both Germany and Austria,
although Germany gave him confidential
instruction after those most notorious
| kilograms. and Argentina. after. giving
him his passports. permits him to re
main undisturbed In tho country.
why? His friends say It Is because
| Argentina knows that he can reveal
| further scandals when he reaches Berlin
! This contradiction between tho words OF
! the Government to-day and its acts OF
| yesterday perplexes us"