The Washington times., 1915-09-22
THREE DIPLOMATS
ARE FACING RECALL
Capt. Won Papen, Nuber, and
SctwegeI implicated IN
Archibald Letters.
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decia ration that the President can
force" the House and Senate 70 his
Will were not regarded Us chnical
breaches Of etiquette by an ambassador.
they aroused resentment at the White
House. ...
Won papen. the Archibald letters show
both official and personal papers. The
former is the graver offense. In the
minds Of officials, That his usefulness
is at an end so far as this Government
IL concerned, and that ne will be with
drawn by Ambassador Bernstorn.
either with or without the suggestion
Of the State Department was generally
believed certain.
Whether Won Pepen meant to refer to
oil Americans as ''idiotic Yankees" or
only to certain individuals. was an ele-
mont IN Won Papen's case. The expres-
sion, coming from an accredited diplo-
matte representative, was regarded.
however. a. at keast. unfortunate.
Nuber In Dumba's Position.
Revelation that Austrian Consul Gem
eral Nuber had sent an official report
to his foreign Office by Archibald was
officially regarded a. placing him In
Dumba's position. Of having abused an
American passport. It IL understood
Nuber's credentials will be Cancelled and
also those Of Consul schwesel. who sent
q formal report regarding the proposed
nunitioNs embargo.
offislal1 we're still undetermined TO-
taxA AGAINST the Hungarian nswspa-
per editor. who submitted . memoran-
dunn outlining plans for the strikes
proposed bv Ambassador Dumba. The
fact that the editor proposed paying
union 'axitators" to fonent strikss. and
basis. It was believed. for charge Of
conspiracy"
Bernstor6 Not Censured.
Ambassador Bernstorff 10 regarded by
the Government as not being implicated
In any wrongdoing in tho Archibald in
cident. The letters show that Bern
Archibald letters OF Introduction. and
to expedite his travel.
The fact that Beriistorfrs note 70
Secretary Lansing denying charges OF
u German propaEaI Ia conspiracy was
and q copy merely sent by Archibald
was not considered a breach Of eti-
anette: The Bernstorff note had also
been previously y RNbiished. .,,
the Dumba notes that President VII
son has had this country's possible
future Interests in view in refusing an
arms embargo.
That the President "at no price and
in no case will take q position that
would imperil this Governments right
to purchase war supplies from neutrais
in time Of war. particularly when the
chief source Of supply would be In for.
eisn countries. was regarded as most
significant.
That Dumba has consulted with Col
e. NJ. Heuse. the Presidents closes,
personal friend and advisor. regarding
the Presidents position on q munitions
embargo. was another interesting dis.
closure.
Nest Case Interests Officials.
Alleged threats of Chicago packers. al
declared by Dumba, to cut of Eng
| lands meat supply. both from thu
! United States and Argentina. excitet
much comment. in view OF the recen
British prize court decision conttscatinl
millions Of dollars worth Of American
meat Officials said they know Of NJ
| definite rlan by the packers. who con
troll the Argentine export trade a.
we'll a. the american. Refusal OF prI
| vate manufacturers 10 sell goods to an!
| British or other firm would not be II
| legal, 1t was stated.