Show NEUTRAL SHIPS SAFE ONLY WHEN CARGOES AR ARNOT NOT FOR BRITAIN I Germany Will Not Recognize Recognize I nize as Inviolate Vessels With English Freights iBy By A MIJ rr- rr to Tb The Telegram LONDON Nov 4 A A special dispatch dispatch dispatch dis dis- dis- dis patch from Amsterdam features a aI I statement t of the Berlin Kreuz to the uc effect that Germany has decided 1 of ot neutral ships to o make the safety carrying neutral cargoes dependent upon guarantees that no part of such I cargoes shall be landed whether I through British compulsion or not at I 1 any British port Such guarantees ac according according according ac- ac cording to the Kreuz can canI I I consist only In formal undertakings by Great Britain and such an undertaking will be recognized by Germany only from case to case This Is taken to mean that in event of ot any neutral cargo or part ther thereof of being landed in England the German Geiman government Immediately will cease to recognize the inviolability of neutral hips chips Tire TITe Berlin paper implies that f the case of the Dutch freighter Bloom Bloom- I which was sunk b by a German submarine off ote Nantucket on October 8 S. S will win be he argued along these lines and andI it will be contended since the Intermediate I diate destination of the vessel wa was wasI I l Kirkwall there was no guarantee guarantee- that thai I the whole cargo would reach Holland J The British press preSE also Infers from fron L J a a. Berlin dispatch summarized in the thc t that Ger Germany any pro pro- J I poses oses to sink eink all neutral ships whether I bearing neutral cargoes or otherwise i unless Great Britain consents to abandon aban- aban 3 II lon don the right to compel discharge at atH H of any part of a neutral cargo j of ot having an enemy destina 1 I tion |