Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-21
ARGENTINE MINISTER 10 THIS COUNTRY MAKES PUBLIC TEXTS
 OF LUXBURC'S CORRESPONDENCE

Berlin to Buenos Aires:
 'Nc. 137, July 3. 1917.
 For naval attache. In reply to tel egram No. S4. He is one of our agents
 Berlin to Buenos Aires: (AbouD July 24. 1917.
 'No I49- Proposal agreed to if form ulated in the fOllwing terms:
 Germany allows six ships of mod crate size in the blockade area while on their present journey here and back provided they are not conveyed. Instructions are being issued accord ingly. As it is not absolutely certain that information can be given in time, compensation is agreed to in case a ship is unintentionally sunk. Argen- tine promises that in future her ships will keep away from the blockade area and Argentine ships are to re- main unharmed if they neither carry contrabdan nor undesirable any hos tile enterprise. I authorize you to sign a protocol in accordance with this. If the palliative (paragraph) |, above referred to cannot be obtained you should declare to the president verbally that the imperial government. in full appreciation of the value of the continuance of the historic friendship between the two countries. entertsins a well founded confidence that incl dents productive of harm to Argentine ships will not occur again in the fu- ture. Very secret. for your personal information. Argentine ships will be treated with forbearance as far as they can be recognized. It is quite impossible to make an express com munication to that efefct to the Argen- tine government on account of other neUtrals and of military considera- tions. The desired Toro note will be handed to the Argentine minister.
 (Signed) 'Zimmercann-"
 Berlin to Buenos Aires:
 "(About) August s. 1917.
 ''No. 157. Please telegraph the names of the ships which have been sold Have you made use of the sec one alternative in telegram No. 149 vis-a-vis the president?
 (SIgnedl -Strumm."
 Berlin to Buenos Aires:
 dDOull AOSucl IT, lsAa-
 ''No 161- Please, as far as possible. deal with the president and in answer ing last note state that after explans- ton of circumstances we are prepar- ed to pay compensation for Toro. As regards safety Of Argentine ships in future. please refer verbally to ex- plantations given latelyq to Argentine minister here as well as to the dec ar ation which you were empowered to make For your information In an sver to complaints from other neu- trals, the payment of indemnity will be explained by saying that part of the cargo was for Switzerland should necessity arise Acknowledge by tel egraph.
 tSiguedD ~Kuehlmann-"
 Berlin to Buenos Aires:
 "(Abou) August F. 1917.
 Submarines Possible.
 "No 163- Reply to No. S4. The Argentine minister Is receiving here only general oral information The answering of the note. in accodrance with instructions in your telegrams Nos. 161 and i49, is eft to you You dAC CuApOHCiCu NO dAuOOANC o cuo marine visit should politico-militsry situation allow.
 (Signedl 'Kuehlmann." Berlin to Buenos Aires:
 "No. 165. August Is. 1917. Reply to No. 63.
 "In case of rupture of relations. request legation to go to Chile, hand over protection of German interests 70 Sweden legation
 (Signedl Won Dem Bussche"
 Berlin to Buenos Aires:
 'No. 166. August Is, 1917.
 Reply to No. g.
 Proposals agreed to in their form one. indemnity for Toro to be agreed to in accordance with telegram No I61: two. agreed to provide as is i'm piled by; three, war soon remains excluded and our interpretation Of in ternstional law is not narrowed by any addition Three. agreed to. Il the above suggested agreement suf fices to preevnt a rupture of re ations pervious instructions are cancelled as an agreement is preferable"
 Berlin to Buenos Aires:
 "No. TO. August 21. 1917. Telegram No 99 and draft of note received.
 The "WeII Known" Way. The matter will be dealt with as speedily as possible. Draft of note will probably be sent through the Argentine minister. Secret instruc