The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-28
GERMANY TRYING TO
O|SS|PATE HOSTILE
FEELING IN NORWAY
Teutons Fear That II This II Not
Done the Norwcgians May De.
eide to Enter the War on Side
of Allies; Monarchs Confer.

NJ Associated Press
Copenhagen. Nov rs Behind IA
meeting ~ the Scandinavian nom
archs a. ministers az christisnn thi.
weeh lies the fear. unfounded though
b may he. of Norwass gn,ry into the
wav a1d of tbs German menace That
m this ease .ht should feel c,iicd
upou 20 occupS Denmark as d counter
measure.
The Associated Pfcss leorns from IA
responsible source. that tho nicer e
arranged iu consequence ~ an intinu.
ton from Germany that the growth
OF anti-NcrmUu sentiment ia Norva,
particularly aitcr he sinking ot the
coutoy in The North Sea b, Gcrupn
erui~crs j. being followed with rnn.
Germ hy Germany and ;hu. ID Is feared
that Norway might Dee impcllcd. either
hy excited public opinion nr pressure
from the allied side to enter the strug.
sic at least 10 the point OF 1rnntns
naval base to England ana The
United States, v which Gornaus
would feel called upon to seize IL con
responding base INA Denmark.
Upon receipt OF his Information. a,
.t'opcnha scn word was hurricdiv fct.
SO king gustlNc cf sweden and Dou-
mafk'- most prominent citizen. Pres.
dent Andersen. Of the Danish t.a-t
Aslatic company. who Is high 10. the
confidt nre ot Berlin. o. wen as Lam.
ION Wts dispatched to Hcriiu Go were
iy the report and u possible To- chanup
The German attitude. AR. Andcrs TO-
conferred with In von kuchlmanu.
secretary for foreign affairs az Berlin
aud he confirmed the report adIiug
thar ia consequence of the Its.1l
and itlss.un developments the mill
tart and pan-Gcrmtn elements were
geaiu bon TIM saddle Boz German, and
eNcr7lng infiUence against Whiyh the
foreign office with is more moderate
views found 10 most diftcult tu COVE
tend
kiEg dIsta, came To- Copenhagen
and spent n day 80 conference ~ o.
Sins christian. President Nudorscl
anil the Danish ministers. tho subject
matter of tho conference being COW
cred ly % display OF Eala Forforuitu-
ces an opera ballet ceremonial hnr-
qu.t and In, conventional i%ptercnaus.
~ speeches. rs a result pt the coI-
ference "a decision was reached go
make every possible effort ir muu-
crate the excited Norwegian sent,-
ment and the three scandinavian
Kingdoms IN the path of Joint neutral p
it,.
King Cusrate returned tu stock
holm and launched Tine suggestion "i
a. conference ot the three kings, ace
cublpa 1!cd hy the prouiers aud for-
cisn ministers at Christianu which
war accepted the N~orwcgiaus nein-
fiatiered with Tho Thought OF the GIrsi
Visit from % Swedish monarch ln the
Norwpgiau slnitul since tno separation
of tno two couutrio.
% u.s. difficult Zoo judge huv far Ger
many wa lDturte1 .u Cos stop U. -'u
uiur fem % N~orW'eI1n H.rHu hu"
itr 10y d,~.rc ta fore, Norway uiH
tonipg Town iis strongly auti-tiefW"u
-cntimt. and wave the 'hlg s,ick
over the Tree countries durl'r b
pending negotiations with th" lult'I
states Jad the entente REGARDING iHp
embargo md thereby get Us good 90
bargain fol GERMANY. nu D. un'
hand. DUrcs Boo nigh position 900 in'
secret. with whom rho correspond 1.
discussed the subject considered 81 Nt-
teri, out Of tine question TINT N"i"'
ut her own accord would abandon
neutrality and one uf them said Pee