The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1917, Page 10

of it to Americane—on Count Von Bernstorff's orders thru the ar bank, Millions Paid Out “MUltions upon millions of dol lars and securities have passed jthra the Deutsches bank,” sald Perley Morse, expert accountant, entrusted with investigation of the BAR POLITICS Bolo Pasha and other intrigues. “It the source and destination of Tt was a good advertisement for lthese sums and securities became the Western Washington fair—the known, the information would no Jing of members of the legis-| doubt be valuable for the appre ~ Tature at Puyallup yesterday Jhension of many men closely eon ©) Thirty-three members of the) ected with Germany and 14 members of the sen Wide Search Begins Accepted the invitations issued) The widest possible search Speaker Kolly and Lieut. Hart, | Just this Information is now under ctively, to attend the fair | way by New York authorities, Of ind the invitations, it was ru-|ficials indicated today that the Was a well-laid plan to talk| new sKovernment inquisitorial pow things and perhaps determine /¢rs conferred on the trading with B course of action for the legisla }the enemy act might be turnee fo the matter of a special ses-| over for the present exclusively toward running down the “leads | already uncovered in the Deutsches OLONS MEET AT But if any one had any such idea me, it was previous to the bank Assembly. At Puyallup| “A thoro Investigation of the of the kind was even) books and dealings of — th The legis-| Deutsches bank and the activities a few social | of Hugo Schmidt offers an untiny the/ited field for the t authorities d or discussed. merely spent viewing the exhibits, races, kidding each other,| Which has not been exploit sald rally being entirely con-| Attorney General Lewis today fo let the matter of a special} Lewis has been entrusted with the preliminary probe by the state land the government as well as by the French ambassador, who ts in tereated in the matter because of the complicity of Bolo Pasha. “We are leaving no stone un turned,” Albert Hecker, deputy at torney general, told the United Press, “to uncover the whole mat ter, and have found many crossing trails, A report of all information we obthin regarding other financial @. Invitations at the request of| transactions of a suspicious char bas they both being from|acter is being directly to Tacoma—and Tacoma is) Washington @ close to Puyallup, you know. “It was not. definitely disclosed b legislators had a good time,/today whether Attorney General Lewis has been authorized to go further than investigate the Boi H Pasha intriguing, which he d From Page 1 ' [disclosed last night. This showed |that Bernstorff thru financial | transfers cleverly cloaked thru the following wireloss to Berlin: © wireless received. Paid to Gledhill thru Fred Hoo- 00,000. Gledhill Test entirely with the gov noon the legislators gathered heard speeches by W. H. director of the fair, and er Kelly and Lieut. Gov - The speeches had to do with je fair—politics being eschewed those who came with expec of hearing some inside pol feturned home disappotnted ly and Hart, it seems, sent out made Deutsches bank, had pald Bola requires | Pasha nearly $1,800,000 for influ encing the French p } “The system of German propa ganda needed a strong financial | backing,” Perley Morse said 4 best way of tracing the whole $1,000,000, which shall per | nen in my mind, fs thru the On March 17 the following repty me to Schmidt from Berlin: May dispose out of Fred | immediate and On behalf of Giledhill,|as a war measure ” This cable was sicned | hinted at by official Hunt Other Agents prime importance is the belief today that jmoney end.” ” m the bank. heads of the espionage and propa-|sunk by the gun a German) following report was then | ganda system. Thru full probe, it| submarine, the a Ity annour t by Schmidt to Berlin, March !is hoped that other agents may be!ed today. The attack occurred off unearthed the Scilly islands. The crew Gledhit) further! Attorney General Lewis ia exam ining many witnesses at hia bead quarters, Some of this testimony is directly in line Pasha case and is being transmit ted to the French government for use against the Levantine agent now held in custody at Parts Used Bank for Screen Other witnesses, it known, are being cross-examined for the purpose of eliciting infor |mation of all the Deutsches bank | transactions. Chas. Payment Reported 20, Schmidt wired bank in Berlin Charles Gledhill $200,000." days later Schmidt sent the |, Chas, Gledhitt | April 1, this message wi by Schmidt to the Berlin Charies Gledhill $483,500. further for | “The | What makes the investigation of as were other cables | Bernstorff was only one of active |achooner Annie F. Conlon has with the Bolo became Among those of the THE SEATTLE STAR ‘EXTRADITION TO that selection of a banking fnstitu tion as the fountain of German gold, from which streams were to be diverted for propaganda was ex ceedingly clever, because. behind the screen of the bank's heavy business, the trail would be lost | Bernstorff Helped N. Y. Judge's Cousin Get Irish Bishopric| Ny United Presse Leased Wire NEW YORK, Oct. 4. Ambassador Bernstorff urged the choice of Danie! Cohalan, cousin to New York Supreme Court Judge Cohalan, as bish op of Cork, in a letter to the German foreign office dated August 23, 1916, waa related In a London dispatch printed to. day in the Evening World Daniel Cohalan was _ ultimately made bishop of Cork, Hin cousin How the justice, was named in the re ent state di tment expo the Von Igel papers as having played a promipent part in negotia tions with Germany with regard to aiding the Irish revolt This revelation of German ae tivity at the Vatican to influence in its supposed Interest the election of an Irish bishop has naturally caused considerable of a sensation here,” the London dispatch stated “It in related in connection with the pope's peace moves, and also in re lation to the efforts being made among English Catholics to obtain support for the pacifist intentions of his holiness GERMANS DECLARE DRIVE IS “STRONG” By United Press Leased Wire | BERLIN, via London, Oct. 4. Strong English attacks on the Flanders front were reported by the war office in its statement to day, The statement said The fighting on the Flanders front yesterday was similar to that of preceding days, with the English lewnehing strong attacks in the Ypres distriet. This morn jing a stubborn battle again devel oped in Flanders U. S, SCHOONER "HAS BEEN SUNK Ry United Press Leased Wire LONDON, Oct. 4—The American eight were saved CALVIN S. HALL MAY | BE NAMED JUDGE Calvin 8. Hall, Smith bdullding. judge of the sup ceed Judge R. R od. Hall has frequently tioned for the po known that Gov. I od a lawyer tn may na 1 ourt to eu Albertson, deceas tion rr has consid: me latter class who were expected to ered him in connection with a _ In statements to the United be examined was Hugh Schmidt judgeship when a previous vacancy ye the authorities in- (himself. Lewis refused to say occurred. At that time Hall trace had been ae &@ pouring out of liter. millions of do! 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