VON PAPEN LEAVES FOR MEXICO.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 6498, 27 September 1915, Page 3

VON PAPEN LEAVES FOR MEXICO.

Departure Causes Concern in

United States.

Rec Sept 24, 6.45 p.m. Washington, Seyt 24. Captain von Papen, German military attache has been moved to Mexico and attached to a legation there. The State Department views the transfer with concern, as unrest may be stirred up in that country by German manipulation, Germany apparently thinking if the hands ot the United States are tied with Mexico, the country will be inclined to pay less attention to submarine warfare. Dumba the Double Dealer. M. Dumba, Austrian Ambasador, has a9ked for safe conduct but the i Government takes no step in the matter until the Vienna Government replies to the request to recall their Ambassador Archibald says he was made Scapegoat. Rec Sept 24, 8.40 p.m. New York, Sept 23. Newpapers, in commenting on the Archibald dossier, hotly lesent Captain von Papen's description regerding idiotic Yankees, considering that average American intelligence i9 at least as high'as that of Germans. Archibald continues to protest that he has been made a scapegoat, but the records prove that he was persona grata with the Teutonic powers. Washington has intimated that Captain von Papen's prospects for future usefulness has been destroyed, particularly us his action is not the first time that German attaches have made charges violating the hospitality of the United States,