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and Chicago, organizer of the Chris
tian Mobilizers, and publishers of
The Christian Mobilizer.
| Lawrence Dennis. New York City,
publisher of The Weekly Foreign
Letter and author of The Dy-
namics of War and Revolution"
E. j. Parker Sage and Garland L.
Alderman, Detroit, officers of the
National Workers League, which
published the Nationalist News
letter.
Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, New
York, national leader of the Ger
man n-American Bund after 1899, SEN
fenced to Is years imprisonment for
espionage at Hartford, Conn, on
August 81, 1912, and to five years
for counseling evasion OF the Selec-
tive Service Act at New York on
October 20, 1912.
August Klapprott. New York, dep
uty national bund leader, sentenced
along with Kunze to five years i'm
prisonment for counseling evasion of
the Selective Service Act.
Peter Stahrenbere, New York,
publisher of the National America,
official organ of the American Ma
tional Socialist party,
Ernest Frederick Elmhurst, New
York City, author of The World
Hoax"
% Indicted Previously.
The % defendants previously in
dicted and included in the true bill
returned yesterday are:
George Sylvester Viereck, New
York City, now serving from one to
five years for violating the Foreign
Agents Registration Act.
George E. Deatherage, st. Albans,
w. Va, organizer of the Knights of
the White Camellia and publisher of
the White Knight
William Dudley Pelley, Nobles-
vile, Ind. leader of the Silver Shirts
and publisher Of several publica-
tions, who on August r. 1912, was
sentenced to Is years Imprisonment
for violating the Sedition Act.
Edward James Smythe, New York
City, publisher of Our Common
Cause.
H. Victor Broenstrupp, Washing
| ton and New York, who was an at
torney for Pelley.
Robert Edward Edmonson, Grass
Valley, Calf, head of Edmondson
Economic Research Service.
William Robert Lyman, jr., De-
troit. officer of the National Work
ers' League.
Gerald B. Winrod, Wichita. Kans.,
publisher of the Defender.
Elizabeth Dilling, Chicago, author
of The Red Network" Patriotic
Research Bureau News Letter" and,
under the alias of The Rev. Frank
Woodruff Johnson" the Octupus."
Charles B. Hudson, Omaha, edi-
tor and publisher of American in
Danger.
Elmer j. Garner, Wichita, Kans.,
editor of Publicity.
Washington Organizer.
Prescott Freese bennett, WASH
ington. organizer with Viereck and
others of the Make Europe Pay
War Debts Committee" and WAR
Debts Defense Committee.
Herman Max Schwinn, Los An
geles, West Coast leader of the
bund and a member of the Silver
Shirts.
Hans Diebel, Los Angeles, proprie-
tor of the Aryan Bookstore.
Franz K. Ferenz, Los Angeles, ac-
tive in the Friends of Progress and
in the distribution of Nazi propa-
ganda films, now serving a prison
term for violating the California
antisubversive law.
James True, Washington, head of
James True Associates and publisher
of Industrial Control Reports"
Robert Noble and Ellis o. Jones,
Long Angeles, organizers of the
Friends of Progress, sentenced to
five and four years imprisonment,
respectively. for violating the Cali
fornia sedition law.
Eugene Nelson Sanctuary. New
York City, regular contributor to
publications, including The De-
fender.
Davis J. Baxter, San Bernardino,