New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-07

fATIlfA-N
,,ns unknown persons put up cas-"
- he bonding concern.
Cs.t-aber,y. who WAS in Berlin about
AGO admits that he met Alfred
s...s-oarn. the German Foreign
.,.-,...r and that ne received letter
-, -. IN, for a German in this country.
w., abe German was and what became
:, n. letter he processes to have for
gotten.
Nore Arrests Predicted
s,r,-,l more arrests will be made in
as.,.e shortly. Some Of the suspects
:. nov in Chicago, others in San
r,,,,.scO and other points on the Pa
-, COsst. Others are here IN TINS
city. ,,, A..
=, United States was noneycomoed
-, similar plots. All have the one
.bi,e,-stirring Up strife in India.
rvs- since the war started these p4OV-
.srs have been busy, sending az 4eas1
.irss EXPEDITIONS against Incis, onIy
srs Of which ever reached brlt!sn
vs,srs This one. consisting OF sihsli
s.so,,s- laden with arms, the Harry .
v,s about 20 put into port IN Ihola
80 vas seized by the British.
Count Won Bernstorf himself was
.o1nscted with one OF these eXpeGl-
ions which tried 20 put out from sne
rated States. by claiming ownership
- he cargo OF the steamship ANNE
larsen. This proved later 10 consist
A. riAes. revolvers and ammunition
orsigned 70 India.
On the one vessel which succeeded
in reaching India the British found doc
~rents from the German government
and lis- OF names Of prominent lead-
,rs A. the anti-British movement IN IN
Gs Fifteen OF these were put 20 ceAln
q spies OF the German government.
Linked with Plot Chief
The Federal authorities have Droot
n relationship between Chskrsoerty
md Jodh Singh. who while soJournlng
Chicago. posed as Prince Hasssn
7s5s the chief Of the East Indian plot
reT. VINO ROfhE4 - aNAA NiNA 4A-Nh ~NaAN~
attaches in Chicago.
Singh left this country a little more
than a year ago On the steamship Man
churia noE plying between this port
and London. but az that time engaged
In the Pacific trade. sailing from san
Francisco 20 Nagasski. Yokohama and
other Oriental ports. touching at Ma
Mia.
When the vessel reached Manila Singh,
VINO was accompanied by four other
East Indians. left he ship. Both the
British and American Secret Service
agents we're aware OF their presence IN
the Philippines. and when German sym
pathizers there. under the Leadership
Of Herr Schnitzier. a resident Of Ma
Mia. chartered several ships as the
nucleus Of an armed expedition 20 In
Gia. their plans were blocked.
Chzkraberty left for Berlin At the
same time that sing left for Manila
he brought reports from his sssoci-
siss there Of the progress Of their
propaganda, and admits talking with
several other Germans OF prominence
n the empire
Chskraberty entered Germany by way
o. Denmark, sailing on Scandinavian
vessel under an assumed name, armed
With the passport Of a Persian, vised IN
this country.
Caught in Midnight Raid
Chsnabs-ty and Sunneka we're ar
rested it.le after midnight yesterday
n house they bought with Won lgela
money az 364 West 10th Street De-
iec,ive Barnitz. of Police Headquarters,
p,ekeo Up their trail in December OF
1918 when following several German
Suspects.
Il was not until the police made the
arrests that they ceased 20 believe the
Men were makers Of explosives. The
no confessed their work 20 Deputy Po-
nee Commissioner SOUL, and that they
sent Chinese named Chinn 90 China
70 negot.ate with certain Chinese off,
eisls 70 allow the surreptitious storage
o. arms n China for use IN the rebel
non planned DO India.
IN the complaint on which they are
held pending the action Of the Federal
grand jury they are charged with hav-
M, II concert with others. from Janu-
ar 4, 1916 20 March 8. 1917. set on
ioot q military enterprise against the
Aing Of Great Britain and Ireland and
Emperor Of India. The complaint
'ar,aer charges:
That a. all timeaherein mentioned
ne German Emperor was a. war with
ne SAID King Of Great Britain and
ireland and Emperor Of India; that the
ABOVE defendants and each Of them az
al TIE said times vel knew and be
Asfed for the purpose Of interfering
IN said var 10 vas necessary and
.s'ifsb.e % start among the inhao-
Nsnis o. the Empire Of India insur-
'sfAon1 and rebeilions, for the sup
preston Of which 70 would be neces-
i-fy 70 keep large bodies Of troops
s-poyed n India. rather than % send
ne same % points in Europe 20 fight
~feinst the forces % the said Emperor
y Germany; and then and thereupon.
eae N.th knowledge aforesaid. the said
.eisncants and each Of them. within
Se southern Division Of the State Of
ssN YORK within the dates aforesaid,
70 ~ifglly. knowingly and feloniously
s-r'n and set on foot a military enter
zee 70 BE- carried on from the terri
or u the United States. and sent
SAM me said King Of Great Britain
ne ireland and Emperor of India GER
% persons. Who we're % be engaged
p ihdia and elsewhere 10 fomenting
s-s encouraging and mitigating said
%pI.sings, insurrectiOns and rsbeliiOns.
ihat the ssid defendants bought a
asns IN The City 81 New York. State
NeN YORK. a. headqaarters for 3
SS,'NnZ and sent one Chinn "a
Una Tor the purpose o. importing
'' inoia arms and ammunition
Drew $4,000 In Cash
hhils waiting % be arrAigned the
isSners asked permission 20 20 N
tess bank and get tho checks for
ytDp each certified. They made out
- ~ Themselves. and, with
ros vent 70 the United States
|pr91ze and Trupf COMPANY. where