The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-21

~nlIfN ny 1'iiNhn ENNNlitti iN'Nt h'AN'
these mcssnges fell Into the hands ~
the American government Hein"uS
t~irtuali, had settled the matter p
agreeing To pay indemnity ~ Il" treat
Argentine ships according Ia interim
tional law The secret reports follow
reeVal that Argentina on ~ sid" was
to keep it, ships out of danger by not
nliowin them to sail lot the eMi
zone. AN easy task IN view of the TACT
that she ha dalmost no shipping let.
Throughout the messages luNhufH
dwclls uTon his difficulties with the
foreign minister NJ upon hiS infiu'
cnce with the presidenI Finally he
was conducting negotiations directly
with the president. although the for
clgu ministers attitude made this trou-
blcSomc. How far President lriEoyens
projects for an anti-North American
alliance went. the correspondence docs
not develop. Il mercy SAYS that ho
made M his mind 10 conclude the
agreement with Boil via aud cine. ~
mutual reapproachment for protection
Vis-a-vls North America bein& the
purpose a. described, Ia the conclud-
ing telegram Of the series, ever.
LuxburR. addressing an unnamed per-
son In santiago. Chi'e. probably the
German minister there. SAYS that a.
long as chile is neutral, Germany at
ter the WAT will be able 10 carry Gut
her south American policy just rs well
II not more easily In opposition to m
infatuated aud misguided Argentina
a. with Argentina on her side This
apparently was written when the like
l;huod of the president holding Atgen.
tina out ~ the war appeared to We
fadinE.
Minister Naon of Argentina declined
last night to make any comment upon
the matter further than to say that
the statement of the foreign minister
covered the situation. lie was advised
nf the purpose uf the United states
and his government In make the
messages public here ana at huenos
Aires simultaneously
Count l.uNburg sim II in Argentina
although safe conduct Was secured for
him long ago and there have been
frequent announcements of his plans
in sniiinR Tor O. north Europcnn n'u-
! tral country. The last report rccei 90
here concerning him said he WAS I'M
ccrroing treatment ia q sanitartum Tor
A nervous disorder. Fur q time ht
was in a detention camp. probably
chiefly hccau-c the Argentine public
was ~ iuceu~,d against him that .
was not safe tn nave him AZ large,
Following are thc tcN,~ ~ ,iic "rdct
IN which they were made public.
"Numhcr 50, july ur T. 1911
Minister 81 foreign affair whu j.
20 th'i'rict' person has shown an in
SANE cunning m preventing mr IRON
having an interview with thc trcsi'
dent H. sent uc a copy "t the note
and declared IN aCCnrdanc. ihcr"Wttl
that Argentine could pot consent e
ull The products OF the country being
treated a. c%ontraband.
The pressure Of North America II
regard TO shipping iron. coat % pa.
per H. great but not irresistible. VIVA
h. lacking h. strength at wil.
II the president, whose action !
is Impossible 10 ~furctcll mango min
listers u postponemeut of the crisis 81
% settlement b. possible.
~ m. answer h. uu~til-t,c'"'
there IS {" be- q rupture "t relations
"\uWLcr %. july {. l9l..
"Our attitud" toward Bu4il ha
created the impressions hcr, that ou
easy going good nature can Voc count
ed on. This Is dangerous IA S"utl
America. where he people under III
veneer are Indians \ -uhmarin
squadron with ful' power Co M
might possibly save the situation.
Request instructions ~ tu whether nt
ter a rupture of relations. legation /
to start Tor home or iu remove d
Paraguay ur possibly chile The ma
Val attach, viii doubtless go tu Mi
ago De chile
Number g. Juty 20, 1914
president in tho course OF a lon
interview protested his friendship To
Germany and firm desire fcg neutral
~ IN spite uf severe pressure lie de
mandod foTbedrUnce Tor an shtu'
about siN IN uumhcr. proceeding I
the war zone but conceded hat con
\ trahund found on board might hc dc
I stroyed. lie stated that It H. a IA
that there are no more ships aVai.n
! bile. lie regretted the possibility d
u rupture. Am reporting further
Number 90, July ~, 1917.
! Imperial c~hnnceHur's dcclarailo
I Of no peace without anueNaiions hl
! made the best impression among on
I friends and also created impressio
I 4 the strength OF uur confidence
! victory. The news OF the crisis an
Z the dismissal Of numerous ministers
I hcing exploited by our enemies
) Number 80 july "a, t9ls.
I situation better president REFUSE
( to invite American squadron. "A
} n~egotiafiug proposals for the sulutiu
I Of the ship question.
( "Num1cr g. july o., 1917
J AT the special request ct The pres
dent ! have undertaken tu transm
) he following. We have discussed q
I following ptupo~ais. one mat on
reply go the note should merely 81
) press regret for the necessity ~ sinl
Z iug the Toru uu account 81 Contr'
hand aud should give the desired ga
sUraucc as regards the future cnnd
ton that Arsentinr ships should az"
contraband and amy hostile undo
taking. The reply tn be- c"uched
,ouciliuturN lUngaug,
Number -, Juiy 10. l9li
Continuation ut number Il. Fir
SIprotovols To- pc exchanged here
Two. Argentine to promise hat (
the future ship, Will avoid the bloc
adj zone ur perhaps thut the COVER
mrut should decline responsibility
Three, ", % allow the nv" ut q
VERY small vessels nov uU the way