w[Sfe'-iai, to The Time? ]INDIANAPOLIS, IND., June 7. —Henry Schubert, aged 26, the young Cedar Lake, Lake Co., slacker told Judge A. B. Anderson in theFederal court here he hated England.“If you hate England at thi% time, said Judge Anderson, “you” hate the U. S. |You failed to re- s turn your questionnaire and I sentence you to the Federal prison at ,4Atlanta, G?., for a year.”WAS JAXXiED AT CROWN POINT.Schubert was arrested and jailed In Crown Point last winter when the draft : hoard couldn't get him to appear before !it. JHe said le was of Cerman descent , and was against the war. Schubert when tried before V. S. Commissioner C. ’ I.. Surprise in Hammond told Surprise • ' that he read German papers and thought the Lusitania should have been sunk be-cause it carried munitions of war. ‘ANDERSON ARRAIGNS WOLP.Henry Wolf. 61 years old. a natural-ized cit'Jten of German birth, and a Jus- i i ice cf the peace ui L* porte County, who j * is allege*' to have made the remark that _ he was “dtini* more good for the Kaiser I than any ether imfn in his neighborhood.” v as sentenced to serve two yearsin the Federal Prison at Atlanta. Ga., j by Judge Anderson in the Lnited States District Court yesterday afternoon. Wolf pleaded guilty to the grand Jury indictment charging him w ith irregularities ) in making out questionnaires for menyesterday that; i