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The Washington times., 1916-01-29
"Y" Bows Win.

Fort Myer youngsters by 40 to %
through the efforts of Goetz ava
Demonet. Goetz shot six baskets from
the floor and Demonet hve. Both tams
passed we'll.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

Germany Schaefer ahUuld be the
funniest man in baseball next sea-
son unless Jimmy Callahan decides
to bat for somebody. q.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

with all that franchise juggling 60
ing on in Cleveland, now is the time
for some bold fan to step forth and
demand in stentorian tones that Cleve-
lands baseball franchise be transferred
from winter to summer
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

"The tempera-
ture IL the low
est thing in the
West since they
stopped publish
ing batting sv~
ages"
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
Feeble FabIes.

Feeble Fables.
Once upon a time there was q city
constructed around bevy Of tunnels
on the B. and o. This city was north
Of Mexico in location only. In every
thing else II was south. The Rabid Ru.
dolphs in this town wanted to inhatn
champagne on a clam broth income.
In the original Greek, they desired q
big hague team on an illustrated lee
ture attendance. Therefore, when the
Feds blew into town the laryngeal
spasms made circus cslliope sound
like conversation between two mutes
The opening day was gratis, and every
fan had the price Of admission. The
next day they charged, and the dead
heads took their trade elsewhere. The
league was we'll done on both sides.
MoraL-A PIECE OF CHEESE is
NO NOVELTY TO MOUSE.
What chances are there for poor old
sincere Fred Mcrklef After lying buried
for 2,0OD pears some scientist has Just
unedrthed Buddhd's bones.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

Mr.. Haughton is probably Eettine
ready to inaugurate the graduate sys-
tenn Of umpiring at Boston. Any ump
who boots a decision will graduate.
Ping Bodie might also drape a mask
around his skull and blossom forth as the
masked marble"
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

Many fighter who refuses to
box thirty minutes for $4,000 has
done more for less.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
May Be Obtained By BamoreAateur Game Cause
MINCE PIE
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
BY BUGS" BAER.

Holding a Mexican to a strict
accountability is something like
asking Nick AItrock to be beauti-
full.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

Eppa Rixey. former Virginia south
paw, and Lefty" Baumgartner, both
with the Phillies. are reported to be
holding out. RiXey is an instructor at
Episcopal School. Alexandria. Va.
Baumgartner is studying law at the
University of Chicago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
SIXTY INDICTED, ONE
A CONSUL, IN PLOT
German and L. s. Officials in
san Francisco Ac-
cuScd.
TURKISH AID Is NAMED
Conspiracy Against MunitiOn
Plants and Canada Tun-
nels Charged.
TURKISH AID Is NAMED

S,N Fn,NcIsCo. Feb. s. SiVty per.
sons. including officials Of the United
states Government. the German Consul
General. Franz BoIp: tho German Vice.
Consul. E,khardt II. Won Setback: Mau-
rice Hall, Consul for Turkey ut this
port. and men high in the shipping and
cc'nmc rcial world are named In indict-
ments voted hy the Federal Grand jury
in this city. according 10 United states
Attorney John W. Preston. The indict-
men,s are to be returned Thursday IN
United states Judge Dooling's court.
Two indictments against the German
Consular officials and four others charge
conspiracy TO violate the sherman anti
trust law by attempting to damage
plants manufacturing munitions for tho
Allies. thus interfering with trade. and
with setting on foot military expeditions
against friendly nation In connection
with alleged plans 10 blow up Canadian
railway tunnels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
BRIAND OFF TODAY.
itni, said to Hope Germany VIII
Declare MUr On Her.
>g,pdl rabs D,spdich 20 Tnr >rN.


UnrIs. Feb S.-Day. after Premier
Braud's visit I" Rome was announced
and commented upon IN the SWISS. l'aI-
ian and even tho German papers, the
French press IL allowed tn announce it
the day before tho Premer's departure.
II s tire hrst official visit Of any
French Minister 20 Italy IN dozen
wears
The Temps says
M. BRAND and his colleagues carry 20
iue Italian Government and nation IN"
HOMAGE nf Frances gratitude for tho
spontaneous action which voluntarily
ranged Italy with III" Allies
Italy. the TONES article goes on TO say.
b,lieNvS hat tn" visit will enable the
Allies fully to appreciate Italy's share
h. tu" war, which Italy fees n not ye'
sufficiently understood
Italy" the article continues "uas
broken W'h the Triple Ailance, declared
Wa ON Turkey aud Bulgaria and has
pur'ik,u IA n" operations against GER
manN'S allies. Irt Germany has rut de-
clar,d war against her. a declaration
which Italy expects a3d hopes for, as Z
would .'otr the situation
TN" T"mpS sueg",ts that Germany :
three u.ilardS -, frames $500, oO,o0o>
irvc,t., m I'.lv - tu" eff factor in
his tbstnul.ur
"Ialv further signed H.. pact Of Lor.
don" GIN" newspaper sivs. 'and hence
,,uro' admit that he ambiGu.t OF the
pyr>eu; situation casts any reflection on
hsr good lHtH.'
Thr rc.tps r"frlirs t.om adding. a, Il
n' rn' HJ," done. that b, is an open secret
t'l' 'lo present Premier Is person,
prI,us~lmt 10 l'tlE's sovereign, who :
q great a'unir"r of his talents anu career.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
URGES U. S. CAPITAL Be
MOVED TO MILWAUKEE
Congressman Cary Fears
Washington Will BE Dry
City of Brcwcrics. Never.

WAsHI >GroN. Feb s-Moved by Il
fear that the Auti-Saloon League may
force Congress to declare the city of
Washington dry" Representative Cary
of Wisconsin to-day offered A resolution
proposing that Washington be abau-
doned a. the capital city and that tnc,e
Sam set up his main headquarters Ia
Milwaukee
Mr.. cary is convinced that capital o.
no capital nobody would ever have the
'"merity 10 propose prohibition fur NIL.
waukec and accordingly ne would fol.
the endeavors Of the Anti-Saloon League
by transferring the capital to that city.
The resolution declares further tho,
good government" Mr. Cay states that
these bills ought TO he described ian
act 20 abolish responsible and repre-
sentative government and to establish
at washington "A central Zed despotisn
laid in hypocrisy aud supported by the
spy system.
Mr. cary believes that ',prohibition in
Washington would spel' ruin to the
capital and accordingly his resolution
directs that 9TH" capital Of the United
states be removed to Milwaukee, WIS,
city whose citizens are Liberty loving
and wi" gave demonstration Of their
true American spirit at the reception
accorded the President. which WAS pro-
claimed the creates, reception that he
has Yet met
The resolution WIS referred to the
Committee on Alcoholic Liquor Traffic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
SUBWAY JAUNT NEAR TRAGEDY
Pnrlor Car with Girl TOurists
stopped ny Mans BOdN.

GIRL members of a gymnasium class
r the West End Presbyterian Church
whom General superintendent \. l.. Mer-
ritt of the lnterborough took on IA sight
seeing tour over the whole subway sys-
tenn IN the suhways one parlor car
Mineola last night did not know that the
Mineola discovered the dsmembered body
~ a man at the Intervale avenue station
IN The Bronx.
John Boes. the motorman. saw the
head lying near the tracks. which are
elevated there. He called MIR. Merritt's $
attention 10 il, and without saying any
thing 10 his guests Mr.. Merritt sent back
a train despatCher From pay envelopes
it VAS GUESSED that the dead man was
g. -. Hughes, employed by the Degnon
Contracting Company on the new Sew
enth avenue subway. There was no way
OF telling what train had struck him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
SCEPTRE OF THE PELTRIES
CONFERRED ON NEW YORK
WILSON AS A CANDIDATE.
'r'r"ds Expect Ills Formal An
WOuucemeut Soon.

WAsHfNGroN. Feb. SIT IL expcc,ed
confidently by close friends OF presidcn,
Wilson that he will announce formally
ms candidacy for denomination during
this month
The announcement is expected to come
through notification from the President
TO the Secretary of state OF Ohio that
the President IL willing to have his name
used IN the primary OF that State TN
der the law of Ohio candidates must sig
nlfy their Willingness to accept "a nomi-
nation by February 25 IL their names are
to he placed upon the primary ballots.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. s--Secretary Tum-
ulty has authorized President Wilson's
name TO be placed upon the primary bal.
lots OF this state. II became known to-
day. The Presidents name Is the only
one flcd In the Democratic primaries.
The vote will be taken on March :,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
BERG WANTS TO SAIL.
Grrman tnptor Objects 10 Nring
Jnt~rncd NJ >UriolL.

nor! oLh' w. WV "t' '"'-
Berg. "lpiui ana commander or 'h"
British lines Appam, to-day asked iur
United states Government To per 'ii ~
to rfuaIn IN por' "a long as he d'-''h.
he does not wish to intern, n" SAYS,
ana holds that IN" Nplhn Sh"ud nav"
the same rights as merchant ~ pas
S.uGer ships o' "'h'r nations u" come
ard stay as long as She l'N'' ANA 80
ont Whrn sn" receive "rd"rs
Travelling over 'Ar' "t iH" son"
course Is dld the \np"m, TIA" H'''l~1
St"ame" S,rathil"Nn, iapi >uA", ntS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
Agreement. Reached by
Lansing and Bcrn>torif.
Sent to Germany.
APPROVED BY WILSON
At CABINET MEETING
Note With Won .Jayow's
Signature Expected
Here Monday.
OPINIONS DISAGREE.
ON "SATISFACTION"
Bitter Controversy over
Terms Looked For in
This Country.

WlsHlSGroS, Feb. s.-Thc United
states and Germany have reached an
agreement for Il settlement Of the
Lusi;ania controversy.
Official announcement to this effect
was made this afternoon following
conference at the State Department
Lansing and Count Won Bernstorf, the
German Ambassador.
According to American officials, IN"
settlement is based on a virtual com
pliance 10y Germany To all of the de-
mandS of the United states as Sc
forth in the first American note OF
May IL and reiterated III the notea
of June . and July u,
\ similar statement WIS made "a
German circles. although It WAS added
that by avoiding the use OF the word
Illegal in describing the sinking Of
the Lusitania Germany has saved her-
self from humiliation.
All thdt remains 10 Ur done - th-
engrossmcnt OF the agreement II tn
shape VI a formal note fro-n The Ber-
In Foreign Office bearing the sigma
ture Of Count Won Jagow, the German
Foreign Minister.
Many here believe that upin.ou-
Will differ In the United states rs t.
The degree of satisfaction obtained by
this Government through tho settle
nent and that the ending of the d.t-
ierences Will mark the beginning of It
bitter controversy in this country over
III" Interpretation Of the terms of the
agreement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09

senator Tillman made the following
statement after the meeting of the COM
mittee on the announce ement made by
senator penrusc ON behalf Of the armor
plate manufacturers that they would n-
crease their price.
The threat of tn, arInor barous TO
hold up III. Government Will not affect
Congress. We were given to understand
that tN@ armor manufacturers would in
crease their price because Government
manufacture Of armor plate would force
them to go out Of business ana that they
would charge this enormous increase in
order to provide themselves with am
amortization fund. But | guess we can
find way to stop the rohb' a In time
of trouble We could seize the plants and
operate them by right Of eminent do
main.
II the Government IS required To pay
500 additional for armor plate under
the five year huildng programme the in
crease of prices based IN 1000 tons Of
armur called for by the Navy Depart
ment estimates would hc $4,000 900
The committee also ordered favorable
reports on the bill apprnpliating $500 900
to equip the Mare Island yard for battle
snip construction and 100000 to en-
large the facilities Of the New York Navy
Yard and on the hill To add 3Go 10 the
number OF midshpmen in the Naval
Academy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
AUTO IN EVERY OTHER FAMILY.
kansas County Has One for Every
Nine PersOns-75 1000 In state,

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. S.-Every other
family On pawnce county has AN auto
mobile. This is probably the worlds
record. Census experts figure an aver
axe Kansas family at -four and - half
persons. I'awnee has an automobile for
every nine persons stafford has one
for every ten persons. Mitchell for every
Twelve and Mcpherson for every thir-
teen.
Kansas has 1000 automobiles regis
tered. There are perhaps | 900 more
IN the hands Of dealers. Two years ago
the state only had 1895. More than
$3.50. 600 is invested in automobiles in
the state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
BRAND VISIT MAY
FORCE ITALY'S HAND
Increases Likelihood Of a Dee
Iaration Of War Against
Germany.

ROME. Feb S.--The run,ors Of poss bic
complications in the Italian political ait
uatiou al the forthcoming reopening OF
Parliament ON March | are regarded As
unfoundcd
II is not believed TO be necessary 70
strengthen the cabinet because OF i'm
pending events OF great political inn
portauce and of the visit Of NJ. BRAND
which undoubtedly will satisfy the Dem
ocrats, Radicals and Republicans, who
while continuing to support the tabi'
net. are awaiting an energetic decision
which will remove entirely the false i'm
preston created by tho anomaly o!
italy not yet being AZ war with all OF
the enemies OF the Allies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
TO TREAT SON FOR RABIES.
Pnters"U ply sirinn Rushes to Psr.
cnt In Chicago for Aid,

PATERSON. y, J.. Feb. S--RelieyinG he
was developing symptoms ~ hydrophobia
ipr Francois Was Of IS East Eighteenth
street. Paterson. widely known for his
treatment of hydrophobia cases, left on
an express train for Chicago. where he
Will he treated for prevention of the
drca ded disease by his father. Dr. Juan
Was. an eminent physician and surgeon
of that city.
whether Dr.. Was became infected
while attending patients or through a
laceration of his right leg by a dog,
which bit him while he was on a cali
to Fairlawn several weeks ago, is a
matter of conjecture. The dog attacked
his sister, Miss Huberdyn Was who ac-
companied him. The physician saved her
but was himself bitten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
SAYS GERMANY GRAVES PEACE.
>orwrrinn Historian ASSERTS Pro-
pic knnw british Are inSincibIr.

rn'r~uAGr .. - london, Frh. -
rr, realization that Crrmauys enemies,
ESPECIALLY GREAT BI"'aiu. cannot l..
crushed. hu, cau-oi ~ Germany u ua
tipllw,ur lrtrlhlg for an carly pra'",
a,rurl.'@ 30 lp' lialNdau koh', the
uoj"d Norwegian msiorIuL VINO = rou-
uihu'u" q series of a''o."S tn Tire
e0,iuI n, uoEHIi'n uf Christians.
lT koh, who eNmpaihllcs VITA ~"
Gr'uarS, nsScr's that the dos "a f>r
u.lrr g. uo' b. ~"d ol Germany g safety
hrcau," everybody IS convinced thar 'icr
many n. sac hut m"l'ly on TN" g"l'
eat aNph,nrr t" ''r ft"' thai Ia@-
'aui - ".N u"iHlc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
CANAL OFFICIALS ACCUSED.
Panama auditor and EmpIOyc,
lited for Contempt Of Court.

pAAAMA, Feb. N--H \. Smith. the
Panama Canal auditor, and Charles T..
Young, an employee in Smiths Office.
we're cited by judge jackson in the
United states District Court to-day for
Of court
rh,y are chaEeed with undue criti-
cisus of the court, said 10 have been
contained in letters written by them
and published by a local newspaper in
with the courts ruling in the
kjellaIler case,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
GERMANY APPROACHES JAPAN
Premier Ulumn snid d" lin,c >n-
mOunrrd vrWt0M>' Pence uN"r.

i.uNuuA. T,' g. Count nruuJ. .."
Japanese rr"pu'r has announced '..,f
GcrHnaur ms approached japan WITH =
view +" arranging IN" terms Of q s"ua'
ra," peace, according 10 Ia" T"I," ....-
!, ,~pnuu"It of tie No, .u0 Past
The ooi rcsp'udru' adds tnr g." ..-
uuuucrm"u,. coming 50 Souu a,r. -"
Official declaration -, japan that .nc
win nov conclude neuc" separately from
TIER allies. Is REGARDED ~ "somcw hat
significant"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
Investigators Learn Slo8,-
316 Was Paid NicOll Firm
in Three Years.
SECRETARY UNABLE
To EXPLAIN SERVICES
Inquiry Into Finance Ar
ran.cmcnt With J. p.
Morgan \ Co.

IT,. Thompson legislative committee
continued yesterday to delNc into the
ME, Of the lntcrborough Rapid Transit
Company for bills and vouchers that
indicate the nberallty with which at
,onue,s other than those regularly em-
,.o,,d we're treated during the progress
Il tie negotiations that led TO the sign
ng Of 'hc dual system contracts for the
a.s Horace NJ. Fisher. the matter of
fact. dtyly humorous secretary of the
.nnpsuN was again the intcrpretative
,r.dium though whom Mr.. Colby OBJ
aned some explanation of the heaps
,, documents which the clerks OF the
n,erborcuch are daily bringing before
hlm
Yesterdays cXamnation showed thaI
during the three years ended last June
t.. marlborough paid sl5N.326.06 for
,,h services to the firm Of NiColl. Ana
lie Lu-~ay " Fuller
On addition 10 that the hrm ~,
N'iN'uN a StiinSbn rtCelN'u slh."'" lpi
ar examination uf the mortgage taken
.y tr, Guaranty Trust Company.
Mtapyau l.. Towns war rocouprused
n 'H" ,uu uf SI.uu0 for legal services
~ 20 'u, character II which neither ths
uil rar tt.. Nnurh'r disclosed anything
Jl'n.s l. quitckrubush, general counscI
.or tine company, mad" 4 stat"men;
s'.V.rt that tho paNroi, o' his depart
uent apuoNimatcs S3oO.0O0 a year
" m 'uc lntcrboroush and allied com
psry hc cci> . salary a.: Si5.o0" a year
f.r sa.t., "f RicuiId Reid Rogers, al $50
a'uru"y Of the company, Mir
yIaU..ruu.n CaNr a. >3o,Uu0 a year
ths sum not being included in the pay
oil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES PANAMA
Shnrv shock Felt In canal Zone,
hut M Damage ls Done.

pANAMA. Feb S.--A sharp earthqi,kp
shock shook THIS city and the Cam
Zone At Il ;03 o'clock this morning. II
las,.d fourteen minutes. bu, did nc
damage.
The shock was centred 81, lhe Iaclli,
and IN. vicinity Of l.ussautds province.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
NATIONAL HYMN BY KAISER.
Emperor writes WOrds-Strauss
10 Compose the Music.
>pec,R Cahie Bespatch 10 Tmr ST.

AMSTERDAM, via London, Feb, S.--The
Kaiser has composed the words for a
new national hymn to replace the present
prussian hymn, "ii"ll Dir I'm Sicgcr-
kranz" which Is sung TO the sam" tune
as the English 't;od Save the King"
according to The Berlin IOssischc
ICitlmD,
The newspaper ADDS that the emperor
has asked Richard Strauss TO write the
music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
blamed tor HspiOSion.

Some weeks ago an cNplosiuu W'-
CURED on a British ship In the harbor
AT Vancouver ". g, II was understood
to dan that the secret service agents
have developed cyideuc" pointing to the
implication in this explosion of men in
dlcted TODAY. II 10 said to have been
ascertaincd that the explosion was ac-
romplshed through tn" ignition of u
mass Of guupowd"r ON the British vessel
The steamer Sacramento, for III. fit-
ting out Of which three were indicted
to-day. is now interncd in a Chilean port.
the intcrnment Of the vessel
The Sacramento cleaicd from San
Francisco harbor several months ago.
The Government: has asCcrtdlned that
soon after her clearance She was taken
in command by the officer in charge OF
the wireless aboald Il her The Govern
mcnt Is said tn have evideuc" that this
wireless operator was n German naval
reserve officer,
According to the Governments in'or-
mat on he took the ship slowly dow the
American coast and when of the no,th-
west coast Of South Am" ca PRO, ecdsi
To get into wireless communication with
German warships then operating in the
Pacific. The Sacramento is said to have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
NAY ACT AT SALONICA.
Italy Expected Z" Participate with
allies There.

LoSpoS. Feb S.--The DdilJ Nails
Paris correspondent telegraphs:
Among the immediate results eN-
pectrd from Premier Brands visit 10
I;aly is q formal declaration of a stat"
Of war between Italy and Germany and
active participation by Italy In the oper-
atlouS a. Salontca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09

They wee indeed uH pa, Two
charges ~ using the mails IN 4 sch"m"
To inclte to murder and arson and CoG-
spiracy 10 interfere with lu'.rstar" COM
m"rce 10y dynamitiug muuitlor- % var
and munition plants. Preston had
planned TO keen secret uutil Thursday
All the names mentioned lu thu true
bills
High Washington Officials. however.
gave out the Information that RO,,p,
Won Setback. Hall and others wer. 90
he arrested by the United States Cow
crrmeut The United states a'toruc,..
placed in an embaI- tsslng position hy
the action of his superiors, readily ad-
united that action wdS '1Ut'Ii,'a I
against those named by Washington
authorities and many other.
The corps of Investigators vino have
worked under Attorney Preston ror fou
months on the SD-cal' ed bomb plot ga =.
aud the inning alton scandal. ANA more
than u year ON the al eyed st'umSh -
violations ni neutrality, DID not attenu,
20 hide ;h"ir satisfaction over the clima'.
uf tle' invest cations
The bomb conspiracy hii "a" shipment
Of supplies To TN. warShipS of Gr. many
are declared hy the Governments men to
be- two Of the holdcst plots involving
questions of neutrality that h1v" been
uncovered sine" the VA H. Europe
began.
the circumstance that tn" GuN"rumeut
has finally consented ia act against Off
cial representatives II q bpllig"reut GOV
rrumcnt was taken to indicate that tn"
Admuist, alton is planning to proS"cut"
many consular officials alleged to hay"
committed breaches of neutrality
Bopp. according to high WashuGtnu
u a - t,h -,
of being the head ~ u uati,nwidr con-
spiracy with the broad purpose of Grip
pling In. American output Of munitiou
for the Allies and IN other ways to help
tn, cause of the Central European
pbNpTS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09

\ rate of -, 70 u. and per cent.
for each 500 OF insurance VAS being
asked yesterday FOR war risk insur me"
% the United kingdom. This 'omn1-
with = rate or =, 20 p"r cont asked
q week ago The increase has h'vr SEN
ar,l and tho underwriters are waiting
eagerly for news from abroad tha' VIII
clarity the situation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09

Tavern Golf Club Hart sdalel invites charter
members; course ready; quail neat ions -respon.
sibihty respect ability. Particulars Charles r.
GehrinE, Editor Hotel Review. ltso Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-09
To he Put Z ndrr ArrrAt.

Federal Attorney Preston stated that
.u Difference to their official status tn.
courtesy would be extended to Consul
Bopp. Vice-Consul Won Setback and Con-
sui Hall OF allowing them to be served
with warrants at offices and not taken
to the Federal Building. No bail will
bc asked. Whenever the officials ate
wanted In court their attorneys will be
notified.
Consul Ropp expressed surpiiS" oyer
the news when Informed of his reported
Indictment.
Il knew nothing Of this matter and
am naturally very much surprised hut
| mus, say" ne laughed. that nothing
which they do here really surprises mt
very much | am quite In the dark and
must await for the news from the Grand
JURY"