THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY.- MARCH 1, 1917.
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GERMANY HOLDS
MERICAM CONSULS
Four Officials Detained as
Hostage for Consul Mueller,
Awaiting Passports..
NOT DELAYED BY THE V. S.
Hudson Exhibit by Guy Smith at the Auto S how
Washigton, Feb. 28. Four Amer
can consuls are being detained in Ger
many, while the Berlin government
awaits official advices that all German
consuls in this country, ordered to
Central li d South America, have been
permitted to proceed.
The German government's action is
based on circumstances which, through
no fault of the United States, de
tained Consul Mueller at Havana,
Cuba, while he was on his way from
Atlanta to Quito, Ecuador.
The American consuls detained in
Germany are Consul Henry C. P.
IJamm, transferred from Aachen to
Harput, Turkey; Consul John Q.
Wood, transferred from Chemniti to
Messina; Vice Consul W. Bruce Wal
lace, transferred from Magdeburg to
Constantinople; Vice Consul C. Innes
lirown. transferred from Mannheim to
Constantinople.
. Two notes have been received from
the German government on the sub
ject; the first a week ago. charging
tiiat the United .States had detained
Mueller at Havana, and a second to
day, asking for a reply to the first and
also containing a statement on
charges that American consuls and
their wives departing from Germany
had been subjected to indignities. It
added that as soon as Mueller had
been allowed to proceed, the Amer
ican consuls could go on.
That the German government has
been misinformed regarding Consul
Mueller and other German consuls
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formerly stationed in the United
States, is certain. The departure of
none has been hindered by this gov
ernment. Mueller was forced to re
main in Havana longer than he at
first thought would-be necessary, and
he cabled Berlin that he was detained
there. The German government is
believed to have taken this to mean
that the United States was responsible
for the detention.
As a matter of fact Mueller was
forced to rerhr.in in Hava?.-. because
of temporary lack of transportation
and failure to receive passports from
the Ecuadorean government. He left
Havana for his new post several days
ago. ' '
In the note received today, Ger
many complains against published re
ports recently cabled to the United
States from The Hague, in which it
was stated that American consular
officials leaving Germany had been
mistreated. It is stated that every
thing possible was done to provide
for the comfortable and safe departure
of the American officials and blame
for the alleged misrepresentations is
placed upon Vice Consul Harold F.
Quarton, formerly at Berlin, whom
Germany believes to have been the
only consular official in The Hague
at the time the newspape-- articles
were cabled.
As for treatment said in newspaper
dispatches from Europe to have been
accorded American consuls and mem
bers of their families, Germany de
clares that instructions were given
that they should receive every per
sonal consideration.
However, it is made clear that on
the grounds of military necessity there
were inany conditioiisncideut to the
crossing of the frontiers to which.
Americans, the same as citizens of
other nationalities, had to submit. It
was impossible, Germany asserts, that
all the military regulations could be
done away with at the time the Amer
ican consula.' and diplomatic officials
were crossing the frontier.
Banker and Two Sons
' Sentenced to Prison
Chicafci, Feb. 28.-Williasn H
Paisley and his sons, Tames T. and"
Oliver F., charged with receiving die
posits after they knew their three
banks here to be insolvent, were found
guilty today.
The sons were sentenced to three
years and the father to one year
prison.
London Schools Close;
No Men to Handle Coal
(forrtpondnce e( Th AMortattd PrtM.)
London, Feb. 12. Many Lon
don schools have been closed on ac
count of their inability to get coal.
lne coal dealers owe plenty of the
fuel, but are unable to find men to de
liver it.
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