New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1928, Page 4

e s T e CONVICT DEPUTIE ON PLOT GHARGE wmd to lln Ms‘ce_mmm | conspicuous abllity. Separate Republic Colmar, France, May 25 (P\—Two recently elected deputies, Dr. Fugene Ricklin and M. Rosse, today | convicted of having plotted against the state as participants in autono- mist movement aimed at making Alsace and Lorraine into a seperate and independent republic. Tumult and feverish disorder greeted the conviction of the depu- ties and two other autonomist lead- rs, Schall and Fasshauser each as sentenced to one year's impris- onment and five years banishment. Doubtless there would have been riot it the gendarmes had not swarmed the court and military foree had not been ready to control | { government was forced to act dras- tically and arrested fifteen alleged leaders and brought them to trial |on May 1. | Dr. Richlin was charged with be- |ing head and soul of the movement He was once a member of the Ger- man Relchstag and is a 1an of | 'JONESCU FORMER COFFEE BREWER Worked in London During the World War | B land ernmer | been in During the per i- | war he was a no i tighting often emerged with hleeding noses. The bitterneas of the autonomists was unrestrained. Thelr cries of “Vive Alsace!" were' met with cries of “Vive France!” When four of the defendants were found guilty eleven others were ac- acquitted passed in line before the convicted leaders ind embraced them, The crowd in the eourt room swept through the strong guard to salute the autono- mista. Harangue Crowd. Atorneys for the tempted to harangue the outside from the windows, One them asked the Alsatians to cl. their shutters as a sign of mourni Except for the few minut the court room after the v there was little actual violence, but there was an ominous rumble of mutterings punctuated by loud out- vere monster demon- Alsatian spirit when satian hymn ‘trasbourg! a wonderful, beautiful irg! 0! Strashourg!” before the crowds filtered to their homas and complete movement started €0 In the prov- France regained from | Germany during the war. It was supported by extreme clericals ani was alleged to have been aided from Germany. In addition to carrying on propaganda a military organiza- tion, Schutztruppe, was formed to, launch revolutionary actionary when the iime was consldered ripe. Grows Serious, The movement recently grew to such serious proportions that the Drive to Hartford—w . on the Central Easy Payment tr defense at- | esque figure at a fashionable west ¢ Oxford street, make Rumania it with a epecta | Made Cofl: | About the middle of 1 | came from Paris to E search of a joh. He v to the manager of who offered work. 2 war, Turkish coffee, which b had been a feature of the restau- rant in question, could no longer be | obtained, and it was decided to sub- | stitute Rumanian coffee. Jonescu { was an expert at making this bever- | 1ge, and elad in a goregous silk cos- | to consisting of blue robe, jacket | ith an elaborate fioral ‘:-m rafetiere at one end of the es- {tablishment and named it “Cate | Marghiloman,” after the Rumanian | prime minister at that time, | i Marrles Money. | Later he married a wealthy Bel- glan woman, and subsequently took ip residence at his present home, Oakhurst Cor 5 e, an im- posing mansi t in the heart of Surrey, It ere Prince Carol ! made his recent headquarters and | sought again the Rumanian throne. RUSSIANS ARRESTED Moscow, May 25 P—As the out- | growth of an active anti-white cam- | paign by the newspaper Rahochaya, the Ogpu (secret police) arrested a | large rumber of survivors of the former Russian nobllity. 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