The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-10

washinzton. Sept. 10.-By President wilson's direction the Austro- Hungar- ian Government has been informed chat Dr. Constantin Theodor Dumba, ais no longer acceptab1e'' to this Gov ernnnent, andsshis Tecall-=is srequesIed. The request is based on the adznlssion of Dr Dumba that he ssconspfred to instigate strikes in this country TOT the purpose of preventing me lanu- anu fracture Of munitions of war and that he was guilty Of a sfIagrant violation of diplomatic propriety'' in employing Uames F. J. Archibald, as American c1- 4izen, to bear official dispatches to the Government or rAustria-Hungary.
 The State Department last night made formal announcement that a re- quest for Dr. Dumba's recall had been made and followed this by making public the text of a note concerning Dr. Dunba cabIed to Frederic c. Pen field the American AnbasaRdor at HEienna for presentation to the Minis ter of Foreign affairs of Austria Hun gary Tn this note the Government ex- presses deep regret that it has become necessary to ask for Dr. Dur1ba's re- call, and assures the Austro-Hungar-i ian Government that it sincerely de- sires to continue the cordial and Friendly relations which exist between the United States and Austria-H Hum gary
 The note to Ambassador Penfield 01SOa1cned y-
 The dismissal of Dr. Dumbas for that is what it amounts to, has created a. sensation in Washington But di- pIomats and other interested observers arew ondering whether or not a greater sensation is in store as an outgrovvth of the Durnba case. Specu- 1attfOn in this connection is based on the statement in Secretary Lansing's instructions to Ambassador PenheId that Dr. Dumba was guilty of flag rant violation of diplomatic propriety in employing an American citizen protected by an American passport as a secret bearer of official dispatches Austria Hungary Archibald, the Bscfe dispatch bearer, a1~o carried a copy 1 . eommunication addressed to the State Department by Count von BernstorH, the German Ambassador to the United States.
 This communication, which was the German Ambassadors statement in regard to the newspaper disclosures of the pro-German propaganda in this country. was instrusted by Count von Bernstorff to Archibald for delivery I to the German Government in Berlin. The question was raised last night whether President Wilson intends to 5 hold Count won Bernstorff equally Responsible with the Austro ZHungar- sslan colleague in violation of. dipIo- matic propriety by employing an American citizen protected by an American passport as a secret bearer of official dispatches through the lines of the enemy of the Teutonic allies. No official statement in this connection was obtafnab1e last night.
 Other Conspirators Indicated
 Tn the American communication to AustriaHungary, requesting pr. Dunn ba's recall, Dr. Dumba Is accused of having stconspired" to cripple indus tries in the United States and to inter Fupt their legitimate trade. One per son cannot conspire, and the question here Is: Who are the other con spfrators?
 4 possible answer to this question is foundsin the intercepted note written by pr. Dumba to Count Burian, the Austro-Hungarian Minister for For efgn Affairs, which ne entrusted to Archibald to deliver. pr. Dunba said that MT. von Nuber the Austro- Hun karian Consul General in New ork, had received from sethe chief editor of the locally known paper sza barsag'' an aide memoire containing proposals sstt arrange for strikes in the Beth aRheml Steel Works and plants in the