CO129-429 - Public Offices & Others - 1915 — Page 391

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to make us any promises in these matters. explained that the news, received by him from Berlin,

Fis corres-

was extremely scanty and spasmodic. pondence had to travel practically round the world before he received it.

The German Consul then showed us photos of various German cruisers and warships such as the "Enden", etc. He urged us to proceed to India and guaranteed us safety from the attacks of German cruisers. "You must", he said, "make every effort

to raise a rebellion in India.'

We then left him. On our way out of the Consul's room we happened to glance into an adjoin- ing room where we saw a Sikh seated. kur Singh told

me that this man belonged to Fong Kong and that he was a member of our party. Fia name, according to

Aur Singh, wes Sappah Singh.

The four of us, viz:-

1.

Kur Singh,

2.

Ram Singh,

3.

Sajjan Singh,

4.

Myself,

then went to the house of a Sikh who was a thanedar

in the French Folice. Jaggat Ram told us that he used to send this man copies of the Chadr newspaper from America. The Sikh in question called himself Shan Singh of Attari, Lahore District.

Shaun Singh gave us a meal. At his house

we found Udham Singh, who explained his presence there by saying that he had come with Sappah Singh, to purchase revolvere. After partaking of this

meal,

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