New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
Washington Due to Ask
Consul Generals Re-
call This Week.
BIG SUPPLY FUND
WILL BE TRACED
German Aid May Be Involved
When Hamburg Line Off,
Gals Face Trial.


investigation of the agents Of Ger
many and Austria Hungary in this
country yesterday led directly to the
office of the Austro-Hungarian Con-
sulate in this city and to the German
Embassy in Washington.
Those familiar with the latest phases
Of the case declared last night that the
recall of Alexander Nuber de Pereked.
the Austro-H Hungarian Consul. would
be asked for by the United States gov
eminent some time this week or Mon
day at the latest.
German Government Accused.
II. Snowden Marshall, United States
District Attorney, in describing yester-
day the case the government has pre-
rared against Karl Buenz, managing di-
rector of the Hamburg American Line.
ard four other officials Of the line. said,
Owe will put Buenz and his asso-
ciates on trial Monday. 1t is the gov
ernment's theory that the German gov
eminent furnished this S760,000; that It
was distributed through the German
Naval Department, and that Captain
Boy-Ed, as the German naval attach8
in this country, must have been cogni-
zant of the whole plot for which Buenz
and his associates were indicted
Should il be proved that Boyd was
cognizant Of the plot for which Buenz
and his associates are indicted, his re-
call will also be asked for.
Fresh evidence against Consul Cen
eral Nuber was gathered yesterday by
A. Bruce Bielaski, chief of the investi-
gators of the Department Of Justice, IN
a three-hours' conference with DR.. Jo-
seph Goricar, the former Austro-Hun-
garian Consul.
The two. with John r. Rathom, editor
of "The Providence Journal" were to-
gether from $3.50 until almost o'clock
Yesterday afternoon in the Hotel Aston.
At it's close Bielask took a train 70
Washington to make a report to Sec
rotary Of State Lansing.
None Of the three would talk about
the conference, Goricar refusing to be
interviewed.
Goricar Repeats Charges.
Goricar did not reach New York City
until after 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
according to Rathom. At the confer
ence with Chief Bielsski, Goricar re-
peated his charges that the German
Embassy. through Captain Boyd and
Captain Won Papen, acting with Consul
General Nuber. direct the work Of the
spies and other secret agents OF the
Central Powers in this country. lie
went into details, citing many cases OF
wrongdoing on the part OF the Teuton
agents in this country, and charged
that the three officials he named were
in close touch with all the acts Of the
Teuton propagandists.
Goricar will leave for Cleveland TO-
morrow. He was consul in that city
for a time. and expects to obtain there
confederation Of some of his charges.
When he returns to this city, he may
have another conference with Bielaski.
This probably will be Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Andrew d. Meloy, indicted with
Franz Rintelen, on a passport fraud
case. is now dickering with the govern
ment with a view to pleading guilty
am obtaining a light sentence, it was
reported yesterday. Rintelen was ar
rested in England as soon as he
reached that country " h the passport
Meloy is accused 90 hsring helped him
to obtain fraudulently. He is now in
a detention camp. Meloy is real
estate operator and promoter Of min
ing enterprises.