The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, _APRIL Yu bee TH 20 OTHERS TO INTERNMENT CAME Jewish Editor and Chemist May Yet Face Criminal | Trial, However. | Twenty-one German allen enemies who are Fort Ozlethorp 1.08 o'c} a for internment at left the elty at pon on a train sard of a pla- of soldiérs from Governor's Ten of these Germans were taken from the Tombs to the Pennsylvania Btation in a patrol wagon under Ygeuard of Deputy United States Mar- Bhal Dempsey, four assistants and fen keepers of the Tombs. Eleven fwero brought from tho Ellis Island dnternment station, similarly guarded. No handcuffs were used and no re- Buctance to face the journey to the Bouth was exhibited by any of the risoners. Perhaps the most distinguished of whe group is Dr. Isaac Straus, who Yoame here in the fall of 1914 with Dr. Bernard De rg on a special n pion of hi to the Jews of Amer- leged to have obtained secrets, It was sald to-day nst him Is still under investiva hat the Govern. n back for trial if Jewish ch up t on the Ameri wh Jowish people of this city ‘ was arrested in Reach . where processes. ,Mercer Ce pending inv Whether it r reached 16 Dr. Straus requent commun n with 6 BELLANS Hot water > Sure Relief found alia his , said to-day] that Dr. Straus was sent here by the German Gove t to spread the idea his 1 to free | Russian Ho 1s sata| to have yan abun- of mor carry out this s arrival he becamo | 1a large circulation | An inquit tes by Assi ates Diss trict Attor ephenson showed th ud in his| posse ut the t of his arrest a formy r Kas ni used by Amer fean so! ‘ Just how he was not Herman Lubrman, Brooklyn; Gus- tave O. Brewer and Lazzeri Egedio, Trenton; Wilhelm Hohoage, Hoboken; Otto Adolphe Johannes Senne, New- ark; Franz Krelsel, John W. Helm- kamp, William ‘achlenberg, Karl Hilbert, Oscar Rau and Herman Tummier, Boston, Kreisel was a United States soldier for ten years. HUNTING FOR FUGITIVES ON BOARD HAVANA BOAT Friend of Dr. Scheele and Wealthy Young Slacker on Board, Gov- ernment Officers Hear. Agents of the Department of Justice ‘and the Army Intelligence Bureau are still watching @ steamer which arr! at an Atlantic port last night from Ha- vana, on which all passengers were de- tained reveral hours while the vessel ation had come to the Depart- ment of Justice that a friend of Dr, Ww G. Scheele, the chemist charged ‘with having made bombs for destroying outgoing vessels, was a pasvenger. The Intelligence Bureau had received Infor- mation that a wealthy young slacker was returning from Havana, The most exhaustive search fatled to reveal either | man, The slacker is sald to have lived in Hart Seventy-fourth Street, Manhat- tan, his father being in business in Wall Street. Whi he failed to re- port at Camp Upt for him and h W traced t t and then to Havana cane ived The “Government officials say: want |will be kept on the steamer until every bit of cargo has been removed GOVERNOR EDGE | New Edgo is a candidate for tt an nomination for the six-year term as United States Senator beginning March 4, 1919. | three | nomis Austen Ce | George DECIDES 10 RUN attempt to |per cent Jersey Executive Offi- ry cially Announces Entrance | su in Three-Cornered Fight. -Gov. epubli- TRENTON, N. J., April 5. 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