Arizona republican., 1917-12-21

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 "Secondly, the legation balance at the bank was on June 30. S56.000 | pesos"
 July A, 1917.
 "Number so. Confidential also for Moline in i agreement with Saguier who is shortly | to take over the ministry of foreign I beg that the reply to the note may be delayed until after the first of August" July 25, 1917.
 Numb S2. First, remittance of coupons of provincial and state loans depends on the general situation we are negotiat- ing.
 Second, union is in need of a sub vention on account of the blacklist and prices about 10000 pesos monthly"
 July 2S, 1917.
 Number S3. Destination and par ticulars of ships bound for Europe arc kept strictly secret. The following are on their way; the first two being over 500 tons, the others under: Cadora, Pellegrini, Unioning, Laterra, Francia, Peru, Venezuela, Itamby, Brazil, Bo- livia. Sailing from Brazilian ports at various dates. the last named twenti- eth July Steamer lies low in the water and has superstructure amidships."
 August l, 1917.
 Number S5.
 The president has at last made up his mind to conclude a secret agree ment with Chile and Bolivia with re- gard to a mutual rapproachment for protection vis-a-Vis North American before the conference idea is taken up again. Saguier with friendly under secretary of state and full powers is on his way to and Santiago"
 Number S7, August ,, 1917.
 Reply to telegram 149.
 Agreement not possible since min ister insists that protocol shall estab- fish the obligation to pay indemnity and contain provision for freedom for known Argentine ships carrying the products of the country. Most of the ships have been sold to the enemy and will change flags. 1 recommend an sWering the new note after tenth Aug ust in friendly terms and if necessary proposing a court of arbitration
 August 4, 1917.
 Number SS.
 Please treat with indulgence the last attempt of the government to put on l pressure. The minister of marine and the minister for foreign affairs are probably bribed. President holds with us. The fact that North America is | supplying munitions and advancing loan interest to Brazil has made inn pression here. Please cable me at once further full powers August 4, 1917.
 Number S9
 q am convinced that we shall be able to carry through our principal political aims in South America, the maintenance of open market in Argen- tina and the reorganization of South | Brazil equally well whether with or against Argentine Please cultivate ! friendship with Chile. The announce ment of visit of a submarine squad ron to salute the president would even now exercise decisi~e influence on the situation in South America. Prospect | excellent for wheat harvest in De- cember"
 August ', 1917.
 l Number 90.
 q have certain information that 1 North American note to Argentine asks that conference of South Amer- | can neutrals should be dropped. Van- l ity does not allow them to tell the l truth. Meanwhile there is a possibil- ! ity that congress may be unconstitu- tionally dissolved by president. Please show willingness to meet the Argen- tine government as far as possible"
 About August 10, 1917.
 Number 94, reply to number 157.
 Tt is not known with certainty which ships are sold. 1 have not com. .l +s.,y about sparing Argentine ships for tn, present. It is important to avoid ap. pearance of weakness in face of tn, pressure. Please give me full powers secret and comprehensive, to settl matters and let reply to note be courte ous in tone. Best of all would b. authorization to announce submarin visit"
 August 13. 1917.
 Number 95
 Advise delaying reply to note stil further. My new proposal made ove head of the minister for foreign af fairs, is as follows:
 "One, Toro case to be settled by in ternational court of arbitration. Two assurance that Argentine ships will b spared in accordance with interna tional law Three, protocol accordin to which Argentine ships avoid wa zone. Germany allows all steamer now on the way to pass through bot going and returning.
 Presidents answer not yet re ceived; request instructions"
 Number 97, August 16, 1917.
 Reply to telegram 15S. Readjust ment probable, not certain. Objection of government regarding concession have to be overcome, what amour is to be reimbursed to trans -oceaT what is desired is that the Germa government as sleeping partner shoul share expenses up to date, half an' half with Siemens Schuckert and als in future the working expenses of tn company"
 Number 9S, August r, 1917.
 "This governments new orientatio seems to be proceeding favorably Saguier who has been invited by Per will visit Lima and then Santiago
 Number 99, August IS, 1917.
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