The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-01
MORE DUPl|C|TY
: OF Won lUXBURC
WANTED SQUADRON OF GERMAN
SUBMARINES SENT TO INTIM-
IDATE AGENTINE.

Washington, Nov. 1.-Two more OF
sages TO the German foreign office from
Bucnos Aires. Argentina, were made
public by Secretary Lansing. They pro-
vile confirmation III Germany's plan 10
control southern IraZii. shed additional
light upon Teutonic intrigue in South
America generally and reveal that Lux
burg appealed rainly for a squadron OF
submarines with which to awe some
atin-Americans and to fatter others
with saiutes.
These dispatches. like others that have
gone before, were given out by Secre-
tary Lansing without discussion of their
contents The only comment was in the
statement attached to the copies:
In view OF the fact that the substance
OF certain telegras addressed by Count
Luxburg to the German foreign office
has been published. the secretary Of
state makes public the actual text of
the kilograms"
Text of Messages.
The messages follow:
NO 63--July Z, 1917.-Our attitude
toward Brazil has created the impress
sion here that our easy-going, good ma
ture can be counted on. This is dan
gerUus in South America, where the peo-
pie. under thin veneering, are Indians.
The submarine squadron with full pow
ers To me might probably still save the
situation
Il require instructions as to whether.
after a rupture OF relations, legation is
to start for home or to remove to Para
quay or possibly to Chile. The naval
attache viii doubtless go to Santiago de
Chile LUXBURG."
mo. S9.--Aug. 4. i917r-I am convinc-
cd that we shall be able to carry through
out principal political aims in South
America, the maintenance OF open mar
ket in Argentina and the reorganization
of south Brazil equally well whether
with or against Argentina. Please cul-
tivate friendship with Chile. The an
nouncement OF a visit of a submarine
squadron to salute the president would
even now exercise decisive influence on
the situation in South America. Pros
pect excellent for wheat harvest in De
ceraber. LUXBURG."
flOt 10 intauc ftfitLn
Several days ago press reports from
BuenOs Aircs said sensation had been
created there by the publication of a
dispatch from Rio de Janeirp saying the
Brazilian foreign ministeri had made |
known the translation OF Lpxburs mes |
sages revealing German plot to invade !
southern Brazil The Argentine news 1
papers demanded then that their GOV
ernment either publish the dispatches !
"or authorize their publication by 4 for
eign government"
"rhe reorganization" OF South Brazil |
referred 20 by Won LuXbure "a assumed !
20 refer TO the activities OF the Hamburg !
Colonization company in connection with |
the large German element already To-
Gated IN that section. Several months |
before this dispatch was written there |
were reports Of plans for German insur
rection.
The break between Argentina and Ger
many which Won Luvburg apparently
was expecting Ia July. has not yet come.
and latest advices from Buenos Aires
do not indicate any intention on the part
OF the Argentine government TO join
Brazil and other South American nations
on the side Of the allies. Won Luxburg.
who was kept in detention camp for a