New York, Jan. 15, A despatch issued by the Associated Press outlining the contents of the correspondence seized at Falmouth in possession of the recalled German Military Attache at Washington, Captain von Papen, makes astounding revelations of German intrigue.
The documents show that Captain von Papen made frequent payments to persons charged with the reaponlity for explosions at munition works and bridges in America. The counterfoils of his cheque-book, hin pass-books and letters to bankers contain a number of items showing the payments made to various per-801 ho figured prominently in the activities of German agents in America.
In New York Count Bernstorff, the German Ambassador, made several large payments to vou Papen.
Von Papen paid $700 to a man who has been convicted of blowing up a bridge in Maine, while he sent 8500 to the Consulate at Seattle a fortnight before the explosion on
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