Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-21

foreign afrairs are probably bribed.
president holds with us Tn fact
that North America ID supplying mu-
nttions and advancing a interest
to Braxile,has made an impression
here. Please cable. me ut onc fur
Their full, poWers."S
mo. s9.v,August Z, 1871. ! 4
~ I'M convinced that we shall be
able 70 carry through our principal
Epolitieal alma In South America,s-the
tnaintenlnces Of open market in Arg
snttne and the reorganisstion Of South
Against A~rsehtina- Please cultivate
Friendship with Chile. The announce
mont Of . visttsGf q submarine squad
RON TO salute the president would ever
noW:e1erctSA decisive influence on the
situation ihs South America. Pros
pect excellent for wheat harvest in
December" 'a&
10 MEET ARGENTINE
FAR AS POSSIBLH
mo. %. August u 1917. !.
Il have certain. information; hat
North American note to, Argentine
lean neutrals should be dropped.
Vanity does not allow them, to tell the
truth. Meanwhile there il q possibil-
tty that congress may be- u%nconstitu-
tionally dissolved by president. Please
show Willingness to meet the Argen-
tine government rs far as possible
"(About August 10, 1si7).s 4a.f
mo: "a. Reply to No 167. II is
M known with certainty which ships
are sold ave not communicated
70 president suggestion aspiring Arg
lentinet ships for the present, II liz I'm
portant to avoid appearance Of weak
ness IN race OF the pressure. Please
give me full powers secret and COM
reply Ito notS be courteous in tone.
Best OF all would ha authorization to
announce submarine VISIT
No IS. August 10, l917sss.
ADVISE delaying reply to6note nstdll
iurtner. MY new proposal .madeNb over
the head Of the ministerksfof foreign
Affairs 10 az follows:
Toro.case to be settled by In
transitional court Of arbitration.
Two. Assurance that Argentine,
ships will be spared in accordance
with international low. .,s.Es .
Three Protocol according to which
Argentine ships avoid war czons> Ger
many allows all steamers now on the
way to q through both going and
returning. AZ =
Presidents answer not vet receiv.
ed; request instructions" a.
READJUST8fENT PROBABLE
But NOT CERTAIN.
mo. 81, August 1e, 1917.
Reply to telegram 1853. Readtust-
ment probable. not certain. Objec-
tons Of government regarding cor1ces-
sions have to be overcome what
amount is to be reimbursed TO trans
Ocean, what is desired Is that the Ger
man government as sleeping partner
should share expenses up to late half
1 n hQIY With Ci4~n~-~ C-H..-y.ZZ. =
also in future the working expenses 81
mo sS. August 81, 1917.
Inls governments new orientation
seems to- be proceeding faVorably.
who has been invited by
axe'a; will visit Lima and then santi-
NO. 80. August 1s. 1917.
Reference to your telegram No
los: Secret I have had long and
aSttated conferences with nresident
he Is conscious that there have been
errors In the past and has firm. inteS-
1lon OF adhesing to neutrality and it
= asserted that all pending conflicts
may pc settled on loyal broad Ines
IN q oass OF mutual confidence. He
recommends that an early settlement
should be arrived 1t. First. instead
OF there being q protocol ,Argentina
SHIPS should on the ono hanA taniti,,
DC spared and on the other be my
Vente going to sea. ~
As e matter. of fact the use Of tha
A'senelne flag has l~atterly been refuse
material Is exhausted. Continmat ins
follows" { continuation
AKGENTINE SHIPS a A&.Fyfys
NOT TO BE HARMED.
]l mo. 100. August 1s, 1917.
Of No. 30. ssSecondIv
AZ note of your Uxcellencv ~
inc imperial legation, the lines 81
svnlcn were t~elegraphed to. Molina at
sne presldents wish, a, large hearted
friendship. There should be ann.
ance that Arsertine ships viii not be-
harmed and that freedom Of movee
lnent will be allowed them in 8
~ with intern ational Law. AZ "a
sards Toro indemnity there should be-
sane ICED as in cas of the Mon
@ l'rotesido, but ships value should
oy insurance. h president deserves
confidence"
mo. 1os. August "a, 1917.
Reply to telegram No. ITO.
PUBLIC opinion Is becoming unpa-
ar1otic. 1 recommend an immedfate
definite settlement Ny teleEraDhic
communication with Mexico is entire
tsSF APS0Ns -. 10y .r#-Fs T-rsa' Z MH'E ~
September /, 1917. a#E is.
] "A friendly minister regrets very
much the communication made 1T
Berlin to Molina Il the effect. am tel
esraphic' instructions to me were CON
templated. He fears that he secret
wire may be compromised. Tho Ar
gentine government has published All
epo and drafts as well a. the in
Estructions sent % me through Molina.
respecting the !ast note"
EMO. 108. September 1, 1917.
- can. in fact I am allowed only
seldom to see the president. The
government here is ready to comuuni-
cate details about the ships throueh
MOLINA. Please show no anxiety"
THIRTEEN KILOGRAMS FROM
BERLIN FOREIGN OFFICE.
In addition to the Luxburx mes
sagee ther, were 13 telegralns from
q Berlin foreign office to fIaxhurr
at argentina They, follow:
Berlin to Buenoa Airea.
NO. 1877. July :. 1917.
For naval attache. In reply to
teleEram No. -. He i one Of our
Berlin to Buenos Air,s.
"(About) July -, 1917,
NO. LAD. Proposal aaresd to &c Tor.
mulated h following terrna. T$ar-
many allows six ships Of .moderate
: size the blockade z whiie on
their present journey hero md thack
provided they are not couyoyeds In
strlCtionS ara, bAin~ is.maa eneS--