America.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 11, 11 September 1915, Page 5

America.

DUMBA’S plight. , United Pekbh# Association. (Received 8.50 a.in.) Washington, September 30. It is’ not expected that any inter- , national complications will be aroused because the recall of Dnmba, the Austrian Ambassador, has been demanded. The United States is anxious to continue diplomatic relations with Austria because the large diplomatic interests which the United States is managing for European belligerents will be imperilled if diplomatic relations are severed. The Press points out. Count Berustorff ought to be careful in view of Duntba’s plight, i - i DUMBA TO BE RECALLED. CRIPPLING LEGITIMATE INDUSTRY. FLAGRANT VIOLATION OF DIPLOMATIC PROPRIETY. United Press Association. fßeceived 8.1 5a.m.) Washington, September 10. A Note forwarded to the Ambassador at Vienna on Wednesday says; Herr Dnmba has admitted proposing that his Government should instigate strikes, thereby conspiring to cripple the legitimate industries of the peo- ’ p)e of the United States and interrupt their legitimate aims. Herr Dnmba flagrantly violated diplomatic propriety by employing an American citizen, protected by an American passport as the secret bearer of official despatches through the enemy’s lines. Therefore he is \no longer acceptable as an Ambassador, and there is no alternative hut to request his recall on account of his improper conduct. The Government regrets the necessity and assures Austria-Hun-gaj-jV jof • t|*ei r siiwerej ,tq ••• continue friendly relations. rPje- v 7}>uryal .that* Mr .AreliiUaldi tlwJvirlcoriT.spqnße.uL alsqiTarried a ooijqmun(cation * from j j jCoymt B(uustojff foreign Ofmiv ;:i.-: min Loudon, September 9.

chorus clenland that M. .Dumba bfe handed his(passports. j j The Her^_^^ks'j%afc ; ,^p t Bern}storff he 'also dismissed, adding: “Is America to jbe regarded as a puerile, inferior ahd-pusillanimous country, to he* treated as a physical coward who is * mentally incompetent among the nations?” The Times’ correspondent adds that, unless the demand for Dumba’s dis-d missal is insistent he will escape with! a censure. f ; x;.; ’ ■■■.. .i THE | ; - tifi IJ vt; (Received 1 8.50 aim.) 1 September 10. The Tnternht'iihfal' Commission to settle thel exchange j problem lias arrived ;at New York.' I ' -- j=g=