Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
Or kad Bue0z ON Triad for
Conspiracy Against United
States. Gives Sensational
Testimony
CONSUL FOR DEFENSE
DENIES AMY CRIME
Berlin Government ReSponsi
bic for Actions of Hamburg
American Line, Money Sent
iU Biq Sums.
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10, aosmno iouHssL special tr.ssu ~nss
Kew York. Nov 80 Tho German
government was rcvcaied m the
mmnsprus OF the moycment to sue
cor German cruisers az sea- with eoal
and supplies shipped on neutral yes-
soils from American ports early ia
the war DIS testimony OF nr Karl
Buen2 mluagng director Of the Ham
burs- American line DR. Buenz took
the witness stand late today i'm the
trial of himself and other line Off
cials and employees for conspiracy 10
defraud the United states
Dr Buenz. elderly and somewhat
infirm was assisted TO the witness
chair after William Rand. Jr., had
concluded the opening address to the
jury on behalf ot The defense. Pre-
vousH Federal Judge Howe had
heard rrotracted arguments upon %
motion by MIR Rand To dismiss the
indictments This motion was de
MED ana Dr Bueuz was the second
witness for his own cause. the first
being a local customs house employc
who Identified ccrt9m clearance pa
pers in the ease
Sketches His Whole Career.
Proppod i'm the witness chair and
under the friendly guidance OF eoun-
sol Dr Buouz skctchod his 12-yoar
career from his birth in Germany,
through tenancy of various offices in
his nuhse land 10 his appointment to
the German consular service nearly
thirty years ago lIe had served his
country abroad in the United states,
I'm MoXico and in lIaIu--in the consu
lar or diplomatic service until three
years ago when hc was made direct
ing head ina this country ol the Ham
burg American lines affairs Up to
that time he had been sChooled IN di-
plomacy and law rather than sea-
farms aud was virtually without cN-
percncc ass steamboat man.
War SuegC-tcd Ia 1918.
In the fan of 1913. In Buouz tes-
tilted. he received from the head Of
flee of the line n Hamburg, a letter
which notified him that his superior
officers and the German government
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