Evening journal., 1915-09-22
Archibald CASE
Threatens MORE
NPLICATIONS
German and Austrian At
taches May Be Sent Home
as Result of Disclosures
NO ACTION CONTEMPLATED
AGAINST BERNSTORFF
BY The United Press.

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-These re-
suits were probable today from the
publication from London Of letters
carried by Captain James r. J. Archi-
bald American correspondent.
Punishment of Archibald for al
legged violation of neutrality or Con
spiracy."
Return TO Germany Of Captain
Fritz Won Papen, German military
attache.
g. Cancellation Of the exequator
and return to Austria Of Austrian
/ Consul General Nuber OF New York
Return TO Austria OF Austrian
Consul Schwegal. ST. Louis.
5-lnvestigation and possible ac-
ton against the editor Of Hungar-
/ ian newspaper Of New York
G-No action against German AM
bassador Bernstorn.
Only part of the letters made pub
/ lie by the British Government we're
officially before the state Department
today The others are en- route on
the White Star liner Cymric, due here
| Friday. When these arrive the admin
istration. will be prepared to pro-
ceed.
The letters were regarded as
clinching the case against Captain
Archibald He has admitted carrying
only one letter for Dumba, which
provoked the Austrian ENJOYS recall
The fact that ne carried two others
for 'Dumha. one criticizing the Presi-
dent personally and another regard.
ing this governments refusal TO pui
an embargo on munitions was deemed
to aggrevate Archihald's abuse of his
American passport.
Ambassador Bernstorn's letter o
introduction for Archibald statnl
, that Archibald wished "once more q
/ return to Germany and Austria afte
, having promoted our interests her
I In such a jealous and successfu
4 manner" was regarded by official
/. as evidence Of Archibald's violaio
/, cf neutrality. Whether Archibal
/ was IN the pay Of the German an
4 Austrian governments Is being In
vestlgated by the Department q
o Justice.
Omcials indicated that no NOR
. drastic action would follow agains
! Dumba because Of disclosures in IN
, two new letters made public. Dumba'
, impending departure from this coun
try viii satisfy the administration
Omcials pointed out that the new let
. ters gave additional grounds for sus
tanning the request for Dumba's re
call. While his description Of Presi
dent Wilson's temperament as self
willed" and his declaration that thl
President can force" the House ans
Senate to his viii were not regarded
as technical breaches Of etiquette by
an Ambassador, they have aroused
a resentment
! AS regards German Military Aa
tache Won Papen. the Archibald let
tors show he used Archibald both al
/, carrier Of official and personal pa
a pers The former is the graver Of
fense. IN the minds Of officials
The former is the graver offense. II
the minds Of officials.
That his usefulness is at an end a
far as this government is concerne
and that he will be withdrawn by Am
bassador Bernstorff, either with o
without the suggestion OF the Stat
Department. was generally believe
certain
Whether Won Papen meant to refe
= to all Americans as "idiotic Yankees
or only to certain individuals was a
7 element in Won Papen's case. TIL
N expression, coming from an accredi
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