The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
Frank Stories of Those Ar
rested Believed to Cover
Directors.
LARGE ST Ms GIVEN
TO CARRY ON WORK
Fay and Assistant Spent
Far More Than $1,000
He Admits Having.
HIGH BAIL KEEPS
ALL FOUR IN CELLS
Brpitunw. Fifth One
Wanted. Expected to Sur
render Here To-day.


The Federal authorities in their search
for the fountain head of the cash and
the directing impulse believed to be be-
hind the movement in this country to
aaraSs the Allies purchases Of ammuni-
ION and other war supplies regard Lieut..
Robert Fay, Max Breitung, Walter l..
Schoz and others. accused of conspiring
10 destroy munition carrying ships, as
mere pawus in vas, campaign.
The stories Of Lieut.. Fay and Scholz.
In which they confess to making mines
10 disable the Allies ships sailing from
this port, were credited yesterday only
10 a limited extent. The Federal au-
thorttes believe both Fay and Scholz
are concealug many importan. facts
about their activities. They Also believe
tha, the clibness and the apparent frank
ness Of the two men were artful ruses
10 mslead the secret service and the
police from many other activities in
which the prisoners have been engaged.
Relieved 10 he Subordinat-s.
While Fay and Scholz are though, 20
have told the truth about making mines
FAY at least is regarded as having had
relations with superiors in this country.
men who furnished the money and gave
detailed directions ~ to what they
wanted dou. The Two prisoners were
merely privates in the ranks as COM
pared with the generals or directors
above them
Those directors are the men for whom
with iunnite pain and care the search
mas been going on. and whether the vast
amount Of evidence uuearthed by the
police and the secret service men In tn.
la, few days gives any further light
IN that direction was not admitted yes
tsrday che significant fact. however,
VA learned, namely, an the activities
Of German agents iu this country have
led 10 one person who was furnishing
u" funds Ia each conspiracy brought
10 hght. however There has appeared
WNribiy different treasurer.
!. is believed that tuy money mas come
rom q single sourc. IN tnr last analy-
.S 20 while Max Brctuus. a nephew
OF Edward y Brcttuug, purchaser OF
tae st.amsnip buCIa from German own
o. els. is accused of having paid money
.or he basic mat erials OF explosives
wanted by Lieut. Fay and SchulZ. he
reg ,rdcd as an agent. Breitung. who
ssgrctary of the oil Wells Device Com
utr, instead Of the OH Well supply
Company. is expected to arrive in the
uty r'S morning and TO give hlnseli
- 90 IN" Federal authorities. when he
Na loo asked to explain what he knows
r.ou' he work of Fay and that man
asspr'r'rs
Ttr Fat. who insists he confined
inns 10 th, building of mines 10 blow
.' fH. ludd.,s Of munitlon carrying
ship a'd tu no other work. has not told
g.. ,, i., authorities that he is con-
ear- tI. names of persons who fur-
.su.| 10000 uuucy for he and his as
,oc.s., ere said by the secret service
10 hat. -pCut $50, 900 in the last six
% .u.rY. tItl ne is not telling the names
OF t, u,0 10 In"r M, is shown by eNi-
.H.. Vu.h thc police regard as im-
pouH'Ir
,on,rudirtrd u. Paul scib'
o.. .r.,-- who contradicts Lieut..
IA, ..t mu Who admits the names OF
rauI Stn aud Enn +. Oppegaarde ana
who rrl .rrr- 1T the Bresln from stock
.Ir. swollen. Sc.h. according to Capt.
Thou, 1umcy of the bomb squad, has
l.''.I .|tI 10" obtained to "A certain eN-
'en' '.r .I.udrnrc Of Fay, and that Fay
admitted ?, rin two distinct plans that
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