[Telegram.]

Mr. Uhl to Mr. Springer.

On May 6 Sanguily was still in military prison, his transfer to civil jurisdiction being promised as soon as military proceedings could be [Page 768] copied. If not yet transferred, you will demand that military imprisonment cease forthwith and that he be speedily given civil trial on charges preferred by civil process, or else released. Telegram sent you May 21 and your protest thereunder make clear the refusal of this Government to recognize military jurisdiction in first instance.