Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
LANSING GIVES OUT
 NEW EVIDENCE IF
 LUXbURC' PERT F|DY
Republican A. p. Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Oct 30-Two more of the notorious Count Von LuXburg's messages to the German foreign Cffice from Buenos Aires we're made public tonight by Secretary Lansing. They provide officisI confirmation of Ger many's plan to control southern Brazil shed additional light upon Teutonic in- trigue in South America generally and reveal that LuXburg appealed vainly for a squadron of submarines with which to awe some Latin Americans and to flatter thers with salutes
 These dispatches, like others that have gone before were given out by Secretary Lansing without discussion of their contents The only comment was in this statement attached to the copies:
 In view of the fact that the sub stance of certain telegrams addressed by Count LuXburg to the German for cign office has been published, the sec retary Of state makes public the actual text If the telegrams.'
 The messages follow:
 No. 6, July !. 1917: Our attitude towards Brazil has created the inn pressi0n here that our easygoing good nature can be counted on. This is dangerous in South Amefica where the people under thin veneer are Indians. A submarine squadron with full pow CTS to me might probably still save the situation. I request instructions as to whether after a rupture If relations legation is to start for home or to re- move to Paraguay or possibly Chile. The naval attache wi.;. Gouhtless go t. Santiago de Chile.
 'LUXBURG."
 No. S9 August 4. 1917.
 I am convinced that we shall be able to carry through our principal pos itical aims in South America. the maintenance of open market in Ar gentina and the re organization of southern Brazil equal.y wei whethe. with or against Argentina. Please cui- tivate friendship with Chile. The an nOuncement of a visit Of a submarine squadron to salute the president would even now exercise decisive influentN on the situation in South America. ! Prospect excellent for wheat harvest in December
 "LUXBURG." After the state department made public the sink without a trace" mes sages which caused Argentina to hand von LuXburg his lasspolts, the Ar3en- tine government sent 70 Washington [ | ster's dispatches for deciphering | Whether the two now published were among them or were obtained by the United States as the same time it came into possession of other telegram for Warded to Berlin through the Swedish legation at BuenOs Aires is not dis closed
 Several days ago press reports from Buenos Aires said a sensation had been created there by the publication of a dispatch from RIO Janeiro saying ] the Brazilian foreign minister had made kuoWn that t,snslations of the L.uxburg messages revealed a German plot to invade southern Brazil The Argentine newspapers demanded that their government either publish the dispatches or authorize their publica ! ton by foreign government"
 ''TNe reorganization, ,'' of south Brazil 1 referred to by von Luxbure is assumed 1 here to refer to the activities of the ] Hamburg Colonization company, in connection with the large German ele- l ment already located in that section i Several months before this dispatch 1 was written there were reports of plans | for German inSurrectiCn
 The break between Argentina and ' Germany which von LuXburg appar- i entity was expecting in July, has aot yet ] come and latest advices from Buenos | Aires do not indicate any intention on | the part of the, Argentina government to join Brazil and othe: South Ameri can nations on tke side of the allies von LuXburg who was kept in deten- tion camp for time after his ex- posture. :s expected to sail for home l November l. the allies having agr-aef to grant him safe conduct for the voyage A