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New-York tribune., 1915-12-15
PILE UP 8 CORDS OF GOLD
Assay Office staff Finish Reducing 200
Tons OF Money TO Bars.

The local Assay Office has Just fin
ished turning slo2,5Oo,O0O in British
sovereigns. which have been imported
since October 27. into gold bars The
lars have been deposited in a vault
in the Sub-Treasury. and they make
a pile Of gold measuring 396 cubic
feet, or more than three cords
In the pile. which is six feet in
height, are 16,346 bars. each worth
about $1,000, and about seven inches
in height. The bars are laid in nine
teen rows. and make a total weight
of some 200 tons.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15
ATHENS COMMANDERS
GREEK SHIPS ABROAD
Vessels in u. S. and British Har-
bors to Garry Food.

London. Dec 1.-The Greek govern
ment. it was learned here to-day, has
commandeered all Greek shipping in
British and American ports in an effort
to supply the deficiency in food and
coal which exists in Greece as result
Of the Entente Allies restrictions.
The Greek vessels will be loaded
with cargoes purchased by the Athens
government, which does not expect the
same trouble as is experienced by the
regular owners OF ships in getting
these necessary commodities to Greece.
A dispatch to the Central News from
Cardiff says the object OF the Greek
government in communicating Greek
ships is TO use them 70 carry foodstufs
from the United States TO Greece. All
Greek vessels Of more than 1900 tons
net, loaded or empty, have been ordered
to proceed to Hampton Roads immedi-
ately. according to the dispatch.
Philadelphia, Dec. IA Shipping men
in this city said to-day that the com
mandeering Of Greek vessels by Greece
would increase the scarcity Of ships for
the handling Of the heavy export trade
70 the Entente Allies and neutral coun-
tries in Northern Europe. AT present
there are no Greek ships in this port,
bu. four are on their way TO the Della
wars Breakwster from European ports
- rsce;ve orders, and some Of them, II
not ali. are expected 70 take on cargoes
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15
By Telegraph to The T1bun. J

San Francisco, Dec. 14.-While
tie government net in the German
oomb plot conspiracy was closing on
high Teutonic officials in the United
States three Germans and an Aus
tian, wearing United States Army
uniforms, were taken from the army
transport Sheridan when it docked
iere to-day,
Evidence Of widespread and well
organized plot 10 blow up munitions
works in the United States was dis
Closed by government officials to-day.
The names Of Captain Franz Won
Papen, recalled by the Kaiser at the
request Of the United States, and of
Franz Bopp, the German Consul
General here, were brought into the
casa
According 10 kilograms said TO be
u the governments possession, the
price TO be paid for the destruction
Of an explosives plant was "put up
N Won Papen. And, according 20
an affidavit made by Johannes van
hoOlbergen here on August 27, Bopp
personally supervised his activities
and directed conspiracy to blow up
tunnels on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad in May.
But the news that startled San Fran
o'eo was the arrest on the transport Of
ne four Teutons, who passed them
tlves of as discharged soldiers re-
i7rning from foreign duty. 1t be-
cane known also that two more Ger
nanS had been taken from the Sheri-
aan when it landed a. Honolulu and
'afown into jail as men fraudulently
'ssring the uniform.
Plotters SmuRgled Into L. s.
From these two men the plan 70
'ssggle German plotters into this
P'niry was learned. Questioning by
1ngadier General John P. Wiser,
'nmanding the Hawaiian department
'' lhe army, won the admission that
Aey we're German sailors interned at
">hils and that they had bribed men
p 'he transport with a promise Of
','pO % sneak them into San Fran
efeo.
ihen, before the transport was 200
-N's from Honolulu, these two. who
ave their names At Lynatz Tobelski
eAo Paul SimbSch, said that there were
-ysf more Teutons on the transport,
>Ao that the four men who had en-
5heered the smuggling plot were
ysorge King and y. Peterson, masters
ss~Arms On the transport, and Emil
ssnhg and Jacob Klsnhaus, ship
GENERAL Wiser c8bled his informa-
.on 70 the San Francisco authorities
20 when the Sheridan doeked to-day
e Tour Tsutona were taken Of and
~ Tour quartermaster employees placed
.nosr arrest, charged with trying "a
,hVggis undesirable aliens INTO th'
.,In'fy. Charges Of bribery will b.
Hsi'frfd later against them
Rigid Investigation Begun.
beih the civil and the military au-
,nynuss have begun n rigid invsstiga.
IN while the TeutOns declare that
are sailors from German merchant
'''ps intfrnsd ~ Manila, the officials
Csnt4oa.A -. -. ..t.....
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15
Talk of Tentative Reply.

In Teutonic quarters hope is still
held out that a break with Austria may
be avoided if the United States will be
content with tentative reply from the
Austrian government as basis lot
further negotiations. Baron Zwiedinek'
in the absence of instructions from
Vienna, is in daily consultation WIN
Ambassador Won Bernstorf. His Visit
TO the State Department YESTERDAY
when he discussed the possibility OF
rupture with Secretary Lansing u
understood to have been at the sug-
cestion of the German Ambassador.
The Austrian charge, It IS reported
to-day. attempted to learn from the
Secretary wnat disposition would be
shown by the United States TO discuss
the facts and the law of the Ancona
case. Secretary Lansing. it is said, re-
fused 20 add 10 the expression OF this
courtrv's attitude contained in the
note itself. intimating that nothing
short Of a complete compliance by
Austria would be Satisfactory.
No word came to-day from Ambsssa-
dor Penfeld 10 indicate when a reply 70
the note might be looked for. or how
tho communication was received.
The Ancona case WAS discussed az
length at the Cabinet meeting this
morning, II is understood. and At the
Conttnued On page ., column
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15
$4,000 FOR POSSIBLE GENIUS
Unknown Gifts Win Suit for Boy OF
Three Who Lost End Of Finger.

Three Who Lost End Of Finger.
Domenico Esposito, OF 2l6 Hudson
Avenue, Brooklyn. is only three and a
half years old Yet jury in the Su-
preme Court decided yesterday that
the youngster was entitled TO S2'bOo
for the loss Of the top Of his right
index finger while coming from ltaiy
on a Fabre Line steamer.
Although this is considered an un-
usually large verdict for child for
the injury sustained, there were un-
told possibilities in child named
Domenico Esposito. in the field OF ART
music or even mechanics. said the law
yer. which the rjury's handicap
might stfe.
The jury and Justice Delehanty. who
refused 20 set aside the verdict. ae-
cepted this view. The child's finger
Was crushed by heavy iron door
during storm.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15

IUBA, FLORIDA. sAyANNAH, AUGUSTA.
3 Al steel Electric Lighted Trains Daily
Atlantic Coast Line g. H Bvsy 18th 81
--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15
GUARANTEE

Your Money Back
II You Want 1t.
s.. Eds.0r<aI PS0s. CoIS,'n
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15

Continued on pnss !. column .
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15

q, ron the civil and the military au-
,..ynusn have begun a rigid investiga-
IN while the TcutOns declare that
II are sailors from German merchant
'''ps intfrnsd ~ Manila, the officials
testinosd on paKs 4. column
New-York tribune., 1915-12-15

Cold and cloudy To-day; Warms
Tomorrow;
Fresh West Winds.
FuH Report or Po0s g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-06
ON THE ROAD TO CONsTANTIN-
OPLE.


AT the present writing an Anglo
French fleet is trying to force its way
through the Dardanelles, the narrow
strait that extends between the
Aegean Sea and the Sea of Marmora
at the other end of which is Con-
stantinople Ii was Napoleon who
said, "Constantinople means the
Empire of the world" Such is the
rich prize the allied fleet is trying
to grasp. 1t already has battered
down the forts defending the en-
trance to the Dardanelles and has
advanced twelve miles on its way to
the capital of Turkey There are
still formidable strongholds to be
captured before English and French
warships can plough the waters of
the Sea of Marmora. If they succeed
in casting anchor before Constantine
ople, the fate Of the city for the
possession of which Russia has been
plotting and fighting for so many
years, will be settled.
Then viii arise a question as to the
disposition of the famous city on
which the great Napoleon set so high
valuation. VIII Russia consent to
see the long striven for prize
/ snatchcd from hor2 The Crimean
war Of sixty years ago was fought to
prevent her getting possession Of it.
In 1878 after the Russo-Turkish
war, England again stepped in and
by the Treaty OF Berlin shut Russia
out from access to the Mediterranean.
Thwarted by English diplomacy,
Russia sought to gain an outlet on
the Pacific, There she was con-
fronted by England's ally, Japan, and
was once more foiled in the Russo
Japanese war of ten years ago. Now,
after having borne the brunt Of the
greatest war known to history, will
she again be cozened out OF the
legitimate fruits Of the great sacri-
fees in blood and treasure she has
made in the last six months?
II may be taken for granted that
England will play her Russian ally
false il she can do SO with safety to
herself A cable dispatch from Ber-
lin. which appeared in the daily press
a few days ago. intimates that the
Anglo-French attack upon the Dar-
, danelles is the first step toward keep
| ing Russia out of Constantlnople.
We quote:
Berlin - The overseas News
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-06

Agency in q statement credits the
Tages Zeitung with saying that Eng
land and France are attempting to
steal q march on Russia by reaching
Constantlnople i'm advance Of the
Russians. Their hope, the statement
says, is to prevent Russia from OBJ
tanning exclusive control Of Con-
stantinople."
Just before this made its appear
ance, Sir Edward Grey, British
Secretary for Foreign Affairs. in the
course of a speech delivered in the
House Of Commons, said in dealing
with Russias desire for an outlet on
the Mediterranean: with these
aspirations England is in sympathy.
What form their realization will take
win no doubt be settled in the terms
or peace" In the course Of the same
speech, Sir Edward thus referred to
a declaration made by M. Sazonoff,
the Russian Foreign Minister: The
statement ] (Sir Edward Grey have
seen was that M. Sazonoff had said
that the events on the Russio-Turk-
ish frontier would bring Russia near
a realization of the politico-economic
problem bound up with Russia's
access to the sea"
1t is true that all this may be
case of counting your chickens before
they are hatched Constantinople
may not become the prey of the
allied fleets. In that case a possible
dispute, which would strain the
Russo English relations to the break
ing point, would be averted (I. W.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-06
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