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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 49, 27 October 1915, Page 5

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THE BOMB CONSPIRACY. STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS. United Press Association. (Received 10.15 a.m.) > New York, October 26. Further startling developments have been discovered in connection with bond) conspiracy. The police are seeking for a man named Breitling secretary and treasurer of the Oil Well Supply Company, who is accused of furnishing the bulk of thirty thousand dollars recently spent by Fay. The police are investigating Breitling’s supposed relationship with one Breitling, the Dacia’s purchaser. Dr. Heinze and Paul Baeche have also been arrested for conspiracy. Mr Flynn, head of the Federal Secret Service, declares that Breitling and Fay paid Paul Seibe for the purchase of the explosives. Seibe, formerly a German soldier, will be the Government witness. Scholz confessed that he and Fay tested the explosives and made the mines, and had almost perfected an exploding apparatus when arrested. He denies that any loaded mine had been attached to any ship. > Scholz believes that Fay received four thousand dollars from the German Government. It is officially stated that Fay confessed that the German Secret Service sent him to the United States after he had exhibited the exploding invention.