The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
TO LAMAR
FOR PEACE COUNCIL


uuNlStI hItu waIttCu W NC c'h'
for Rintelen and the German Govern
ment In the mammoth enterprise OF buy
ing up the munition plants In this u
try and also in h great u Of start
ing a war between Mexico and the
States. More facts concerning
phase were obtained yesterday.
Almost Immediately after Rintelen ar
rived In this country last April he got
in touch with Meloy. First they worked
a plan for buying up munition plants.
Meloy received 100000 AZ a retainer
for his services and he was to receive
a commission of something like 2 per
cent. on all the purchases. In other
words, Meloy Immediately pictured to
himself a clear profit Of millions OF
dollars In the purchase Of the plants
that were to be run strictly In Germany's
Interest.
For some reason Meloy did not think
that Rintelen was quite such "A big man
as the German proved to be. He did
not think that Rintelen had as much
authority as he professed to have.
Meloy accordingly hurried to Germany
to consult certain authorities. but he did
not get much satisfaction. and he hur-
ried back. Meantime Rintelen had gone
ahead with certain other plans. namely.
the financing OF the Peace Council and
Dctectixe. Watch n~tus.,er.
Meloy was angry. hut at the am
time he professed friendliness for Rim
,.ien an" ga WORK win MN on 'ne
MeNicah scneme' Mccoy hired q ue'ec.
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onic'ais shouid ne DC TAKEN. ifose ie.-
'ers ana papers gave an entireiy errone-
Gus report concerning conditions IN Mex.
leo and concerning the work That ne hah
done. On the other hand there a been
packed In Miss Brophy's a&gag many
papers and OF importance tell
ing the true situation. One OF the ar
ticles round In her luggage was a pic
ture OF Frederick S~tallforth, who mas
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had been cent to England 10 question:
kin'eien' now n prisoner OF WAT there'
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day until 4 o'clock Friday morning. Word
had come from Washington to have re-
ports reach there by Friday noon.
one OF the things hat needed 20 be
clea red up were the activities of the
Austro-Hungarian Consulate here. There
was a conference between william y.
OfHey of the Department OF Justice and
| Roger Wood. Assistant United states
District Attorney. AT midnight after the
officials of the U,mhurr-American Line
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