The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22
E TRIAL TODAY;
CONSPIRACY CHARGED
Government to Try to Prove Activity of Hamburg.
American Line Officials Was Forerunner of
Offences by Pro-German Agents.

In addition, many women have lent their
aid to the Teutonic cause by Carrying
messages and doing work that for
months deceived men who were inyes.
tigating the German activities.
sought to Buy plants.
The project Of the Central Powers, IL
Ia put succinctly. was "to buy UP Or
blow up the munition plants" The
funds necessary for buying UP the plants
would have mounted into billions. but u
Germany had been able in tina way 10
end the war quickly the saving In men
and war expenses, II was figured. would
have made the deal comparatively cheap
Evidence of the money offered to lead.
ers Of laboring men. of the strategic
moves that were worked out for ,hs
w~orkingmen who would GO on s,rk.
and OF the way In which these plans
finally miscarried has been put into legal
fC Tn
Next there was the call to citizen. ~
Germany and Austro-IIungary TO out
work in munition factories. The men
were offered high wage II they would
| give up their jobs. The charity bazaars
being carried on throughout the country
and the agencies for taking care ~
citizens OF those countries who are on,
Of work now are regarded simply IS
means oI DFlDltlE UnDTe TntU ~ rave Itcs
tories and thus hamper the export OF war
supplies.
All these plans were developed and
approved by>Dr. Dunba. 1t is sad aud
were submitted by him to "A member -
the Germany Embassy. who had charge
Of the disposition OF the funds for pay.
ing for the work. Meantime the plans
for Gripping the munition plants ~
fire and by explosives are also sad %
have been worked out.
Dr. Goricar has charged that the spv
system for putting these plans into cree,
and for gathering information of value
10 the Teutonic allies was built up
through the office OF DIR Alexander
Nuber Won Pereked, the Austro-Hun-
garian Consul in this city. Som. ~ re
documents which DIR. Goricar SAYS "a
possesses have been submitted L, O..
Federal authorities.
How Money Changed Hands.
Funds hav been traced with he
utmost accuracy. Evidence has hetn
found to show how money rrayr. Of
through various channels tn men WNo
have done work in behalf OF the Tofcr'
cause. II has been shown tht' money
has been sent to various firms, there %
he paid to men presumably IN IN" srr''v
OF the concern. but in reality 4 German
agent working under cover.
In the case NJ Lieut. i:nher' Fay me
Government agents found si>o u 'er
twenty dollar hills IN his possess l.
when he was arrested Throug. go
serial number on IN. bills they Rtr-
able to race them 10 a specific ha' Is "a
have gone a step further IN as"er't g
who obtained the funds in the mrs place
and then disposed Of them to Fay Fay
was here from October. 1913. 60 Nj.
1914 nph Ia, Il prN,in,Sl,4 hn.p b.r. FINN
1903 to 1909. when he travelled t.'ais,
Canada and then through tH" l'''ei
states as far south a. the Texas rorle-
The man who il believed to hay, been
DR.. pumbt's closest lieutenant be- mnc1
of the work is Fran Rintc.'. T'
man is believed to have been ,'u,ere.
chiefly with fomentinC trouhl, IN N'N.o
for the United States and he engage. n
50 many things that tn" story ~ -
work alone would be umaziNE ia t.' "y~
of Americans.
Since Rin,elen was captured 10, is
land when on his way to Rn,,"rdt "' 'e
German Government has take u.3,HN
steps TO hay" him release. The kts'r
Is '"p"rted 10 have offered 20 - urge
To-. t.iutclcu any officer capture 't Ner'
mary or even several officers
Rintelen. however, - upN -
Tower of London. with cuuurl r' ~
against him To lead 10 ms ht '-
spy unless 1t should happen i.r' e
brought lack to the United S't',. it
even should England refuse go s, u
up any fact mat h" can produce H0v
story that he can tell J.. NOT '"'.rf W
the Federal AUTHORITIES. II b, a~s'r. '
substantiate TIE details - '- .
spiracy.
Capt. Boy-Ed's name hats h,o. "-
toned IN the S'eel"r case a.I "' .'