New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
Has Also Complained to
Kaiser of Bernstorff.
Germans Say.
AMBASSADOR HERE,
BUT KEEPS SILENT
Rryan Denies Enjoys Dismissal
Calls DiScourteouS Hints
That He Is TO Go.

,,.borsh ~. Bernhard Dernburg
..,t rs,r- yesterday to characterize
10 r,n,c- shat Count Johann von
ps-,s,orr. :hc German Ambassador, is
NJ recalled as a "delherats attempt
-, british agents 70 discredit promi-
,.,. Germans" it was freely dis
.,.,s5 IN German circles here. II be-
80 known Yesterday that Or. Paul
rl.te. the German Consul General.
,ss been recalled He has been
.-s,,ed furlough Of several months
- Vii sail Tor Germany next week.
p, wc. Informed German circles
--sst importance Is attached 20 Dr.
r,,ke's recall. in connection with the
-,-,o~s o. similar action in Count Won
v.--s-,r+r's case. II was openly stated
.E,t p~ Bernhard DeruburG, the kai-
-, rcvsc-a, agent in this country.
t.svruc- 20 do with the recall Of the
NO German diplomats.
Tso New Yorker Hcrold" printed
,.s.sne~- ,hat Dr. Deynburg had sent
. ss,~c, rcrcr. 90 the Kaiser critlcising
.s--s0y's diplomacy IN this country
We Tho beginning Of the war. Ii was
- chat ,tstc~ents issued by Ambas-
800 Pe~0storF from time TO time.
.s,s-,aI'v tho one in which nc declared
C.gg5a no longer under the protection
n tho Monroe Doctrine because she
lad sent soldiers to the war. had
s,r-9 ~u.h disfavor with the German
government and the Kaiser. and were
Tsspou Bic fer Count Won beTnstorft
recall
Special Envoy Won't Talk.
While 80 was admitted al the German
Consulate. a. II Broadway, that Dr..
Tslckc was going hack TO Germany, in
,srmatior about the cause of his I'M
fYpected recall was refused there. II
< said that q younger and more active
usn will be appointed 10 the post,
which rs one Of the most important IN
he German consular service.
Knowledge Of the Ambassadors sup
rosed ~ecall was denied at the German
Consulate. Officials there pointed to
ne popularity and efficiency Of Count
Won Bernstorf as Germany's official
,spresentatIye in this country. The
Ambassador. who Is staying at the
z-Carlton. denied himself TO callers.
Dr.. Dernburg admitted yesterday
hat he was here in behalf Of the Ger
nan propaganda. but denied he was
engaged in diplomatic or secret work
fnr Euperor William or the govern
nsnt He refused 70 comment on the
rsported recall of the two diplomats,
claiming that he was now only a pri-
yste citizen. and as such not author
ned 70 make any official statements.
Consul from Chicago Coming.
7. is predicted that Baron Carl
George Won Treutler, Prussian Minister
70 Bavaria. will succeed Count Won
5ernstorff Baron Won Treutler is con
Hdered one Of the most skilful OF
German diplomats Of the new school.
/ Be was an attsch6 OF the German En-
hsssy az Brussels. Minister 20 Copen-
hagen and Hamburg. secretary Of the
German Legation at. Toxic and later
/ Ambassador there. Minister 10 Brazil
and Ambassador 20 Christiania. lie
also served a. councillor to The Ger
nan Foreign Of1ce at Berlin.
by. Geisslcr. the German Consul in
| Chicago. is reported to be scheduled as
| Dr. Falcke's successor as Consul Gen
.rsl in New York. -,
The rumor O. the impending recall
| q Ambassador won Bernstorff was
| prominent topic Of discussion at the
German Club. on Central Park South,
asst night. Conjcctures were made that
| ION BeustorF was to be sacrificed be-
suse o. his failure TO induce the
United States government to toke ia
cradle action IG the various German
protests.
L wss pointed out that while the
french and British Ambassadors were
1kng part in social events Count Won
2snstorF had refrained from partici-
'sting IN any such functions since the
agnuing Of the war. It was said he
lss lost much Of his former popu-
arty, and that his relations with Of
sters Of the State Department were
%; cordial.
The failure Of his efforts To induce
he American government to stop the
Iportation Of arms. ammunition and
Tier materials of war is also regarded
/ b observant local Germans as con-
Iibutory to the causes which are said
have prompted the German govern
/ rent 20 call the count TO Berlin.
1 May 90 10 COnstantinOple.
II An insistent rumor also has it that
be count has had serious differences
i q opinion with Or. Dernburg, the