The sun., 1918-07-10
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Contivu.d from, F,r,t Dan.
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closest Intimacy with tho crstwhi,s
publisher.
Reisinger. q son of the late Huro
Reisinger and grandson OF Adolnhus
Busch, 10 asserted To have been an ac-
tive mover in the deal by which DR.
Rumely eventually arrived at full, nomi-
nal ownership of the Evsrtso Mail The
United States Ooyernment has n cable
gram addressed TO Reieineer. which was
filed for transmission in Germany, when
Il became apparent that Hermann
Sielcken, the ossen.lble though unv,t,iny
owner Of the Fvewtno Mott. had not long
to Iva
"sielcken'a Message.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maue 10 you are
Iep'eso"s my ihterests IN rev
IerA Wes the eist OF the capiegram.
"n.vh was s,s"eu cieieken.
RAINY this message was only part
OF corresponaence. out II Ia the only
part the Government mas thus far been
sole TO lay hands on. The rest has
been Theoretically Reconstructed out Of
circumstances. That Hermann Slelcken
sending, or with the transactions In
volved In the purchase and subsequent
support OF the Evening Mail, Federal
agents do not for one moment believe
The fact Ii that Slelcken was on his
death bed when the cablegram was sent
Death would be followed by the revela-
ton that hoIdines in the E,entpo Mo,,
were not included In his estate. 1t was
real ownersh,m =, ,Ss o s 10 "o,,eea, ,ue
DR. Rumelv Ma a,trs,,,.s - IT,, w., 80
Mrs Adolphus Busch1 70 effect a re-
transfer or tbs d,,r,,,,r ,,ns
No less thar a. ne, Son m., ,
I'm nv Run,sN,s SsaS.r ~ oe" pu.
the United S,s,s. no. No., $500 80,
to the German Enha ssv IN Noshi,aton
and 70 naraon. .n III
operation is limited NV Tho Csrr,.n trout
lines. Neyerthel... en-. nah,arro, -,
meant that Tho camo,eeaa ~
Sielcken" was readv ~ ssI, n,,, all 49,
represented a asI ooo inyastad tor .,no :
600. For the cableeram fonnd ,,s n,av
into the office OF the law Arm NJ Hays
Kaufman & Lindheim In wall street ana
was made by these former solicitors 10
the German Rmha aav tba ha,is 90
sale of the Ev.nsro xnii
Transfer to the LAWYERS NJ q ,o,o for
500, 900, drawn september ~ 1aiT and
payable in two wears made Dr pun,aiv
absolute owner OF the newsn.n.r AnJ
not only did he ret tho Enentno Nh
but notes for All, The ,nonev he VA a.
tanned from his bacLera al ~. E.a...
Mol stock which he had denosi,.,d 49,
with them as collateral were rs,,rrnS
to him.
"i n" INTEREST
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by proxy Slelcken, the New York "coffee
king of an earlier day. passed quietly
out OF the plot. And Il was remarked
by officers OF the Columbia Trust Com
p ps"y. ms esecuoor' no trace was found
10. ~, eeu"s interest IN 'he Eoe-
IT, 49,,
, larry successtuiIy. the Sielcken
=" WI "as disposed Oh; Ihere seemed
- no uanser mat MRS Adolphus
mou.u ever kno" that she was
ohe o, the owners or the Ere-
100 Mu"' OF tha'. anyhow. she would
80. soy anythlhs 10 tne contrary. She
va IN Nermany ana likely enough to
'Hs .here ior me duration or the war.
,ra 80, DGn mao u notion or COM
an q, TIL VI. S.eo STATES ana acted
tha no,an... was uht agents or
Eay ives 80 .,., "
E,ss. H,.S "eu ne. ABOUT her
she'd nsysr ,,on~h. sus .oiu 'he"'
srhat aSn,osos y. any.
Ara IN tha rrns,,sa.a - al
manv Dr Rnn,sI,e Ma .o,s 80, ~,
natal, concornaa .h.t st nv
SieIcken- Rnah money 90 ~ ,sas
he was called ~ wa.binston 20 d,s.,'ss
the Freniuo ,,o,r o,,narsbin ,,i,h Chiot
Bie,.ski Of the Denar,mant n, 1ns,ioa
bureau of Investigation he had said the
Same thing that Mr.. Stodderd had heen
persuaded to believe
stodd,ra. sr.r,c,o,.
suspicious Of Rumely and Rumely's con-
80 N"No ' e' '''e WI"
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