Hopp and the font others were convicted by a Federal jury on January 11 of conspiring to violate American neutrality by setting a foot a military enterprise against Canada in aid of Germany, and of conspiring to violate the Sherman law by dynamiting munitions ships in interstate commerce. The first is a felony, for which all except Mrs. Cornell received the maximum prison sentence. The second is a misdemeanor, and the defendants, except Mrs. Cornell, received the maximum sentence.

Judge Hunt gave the defense thirty days in perfect an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, and he fixed bail for Bopp and Von Schack at 1. They had been free since the indictments were returned last March, all their recognizances, guaranteed by the German embassy.

The defense, it is said, will center their appeal upon the military element conspiracy conspiracy. Setting up that Bopp's alleged plans to intimidate munitions ships and trains in the United States did not constitute military enterprise.

ARGUMENT IN M'COY CASE
Minim for Trial for Convicted
In the United States Court in the United States, January 2:
Motion for a new trial for Thomas C.  . 