More Arrests Made of Hungarian)
Officials: A Bishop's Admissions: To Reshape Europe Budapest, Jan.
'Three more arrests have been made in connexion with the French bank-notes ease, namely, Gerve, technical expert' at the Cartographical Institute, Josef Szecertsey, an ficial of the Hungarian National League, and a youth named Ver-haffet.
Gerve, in his confession, declared) that the paper used for the forged] totes was supplied by certain em-Ployees of the Cartographical In-Hitute, 'The latter admitted their guilt when arrested. Gerve added that 25,000 notes of 1,000 francs each were printed but' sonic were faulty, The alleged notes were taken aut of the vault by Prince Windisch Graetz.
Damage to Hungarian Reputation Jan, 'As a result of yesterday's disclosures the Premier, Count Bethlea de Bethlen, to-day had an interview with the' Regent,—Vice-Admiral Horthy de Nacybanya, to whom he reported in detail.
The Regent expressed satis-{action at the manner in which the ease was being conducted and hoped that the inquiry would be soon brought to a successful conclusion.
Meanwhile the Archduke Albrecht resigned the presidency of the Hungarian National Unions "on account of the incalculable damage to the interests and the reputation of Hungary. due to the plot," although he absolves the Unions from implication in the conspiracy.
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