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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-28
Soperton.
Mask ball Feb. 18th.

MISS OL0,ld " OHorn mas return
cd from 8 visit at Marinette.
Miss Pearl Michaels visited q
Green Bay few days last week
James Nolan, the popplarfilsr
Sundayed with his family at Me
nominee.
M. J. Quinlan returned yester
day from q business trip to Mil
waukee.
Ed. Meincke went to Ocontc
last Friday TO remain for sever
al weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Moss returned Sat
urday from a couple of weeks
visit at Green Bay.
Mrs. A. 7. Sauve returned
Tuesday from an extended visit
at Menominee, Mich.
Mrs. Albert Beltz of Marinette
is q guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Van Chollette.
Miss Edmire Quinlan visited
at Green Bay last week from
Monday until Saturday.
Mrs. S. A. McGraw is at Pesh-
tigo, her former home, attend
ing the funeral Of a neighbor.
L. A. Buck, lumber Inspector,
finished his work for the present
and returned to Menominee Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Chollett en-
tertained friends from Green
Bay and Crandon few days last
week.
Mrs. Teetshorn has returned
to Green Bay after a weeks visit
here with her sister, Mrs. II. E.
McGraw.
Joe Poenash and Joe Kacer-
ouski visited at the home of the
former at Lena from Saturday
until Monday.
Miss Blake, saleslady at the
Company store, has returned
from d short vacation at her
home at MOSinee.
Christ Hanson nd family
moved Saturday tc Menominee,
Mich, where they will make
their future home.
Don't forget that comic and
fancy dress ball will be given at
the Soperton hall on Friday
evening, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. James Kenny and daugh
ter, Miss Maud, visited with
Miss Alice Lafeity at Laona be-
tween trains yesterday.
Mrs. Ray Macarthur went to
Oconto Falls Monday to look
after the packing and removal OF
their household goods to Soper-
ton.
Joe DuBruecq, foreman of the
machine shops, was called to La
ona one day last week to do
some work for the Connor COM
pany
Miss Maud Colburn came up
from Stiles 10 attend the we'd
ding of her brother Fred and to
visit relatives and friends for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Frank Lindberg and son
Clifford went to Green Bay last
week. Clifford has been ailing
for some time and it is feared
that he has appendicitis.
Alex G. Soper of Lakewood,
n. j., James P. Soper of Chica-
go and Chas. A. Hinkley of Chi
cago arrived yesterday to attend
the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bay Shore Lum-
Der company. Mr.. James 2.
Soper is president of the compa-
ny.
A party was given last Mon
day evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Meincke in hon
or of the birthday anniversary
of Claude Colburn, Mrs.
Meincke's brother. Cards were
played q nd delicious refresh
nont's serrad. At midnight the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-28
Local and Personal.
Mask ball Feb. 5th.

/ M. ID. Jones was a caller a
Laona Wednesday.
Rev. Loerke was down from
Laona Wednesday.
John Volk made . drive to La
ona Tuesday night.
F. w. Goldy transacted bust
ness at Laona yesterday.
Will Grant of Amigo called or
the trade here yesterday.
Geo. Hoffman spent Sunday
with his family at Shawano.
A son was born to Rey, and
Mrs. Calvert Friday m6sning.
N. w. Johnson was up the line
on telephone business Wednes-
day.
Supervisor VIM. Rabbit OF
Carter was caller in town Tues
day.
Volk & Voelker have purchas-
ed team of ponies Of John
Berglin.
Hans Olson and VIM. Isbell OF
LaOna were in town on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Moore entertained a
few friends at cards yesterday
afternoon.
John Berglin returned Friday
from a weeks trip to Green Bay
and Shawano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Checota of
Lakewood are guests Of John
Checota and family.
Chairman A. J. Tipler attend
cd a meeting OF the county board
at Crandon Monday.
Wednesday John Berglin pur-
chased of Paul Kuepper 80 acres
of land in The windfall west of
town.
Surveyor J. A. Melendy Of
Shawano has been in town this
week doing some work west of
town.
Surveyor N. H. Smith of Clin-
tonville was here Wednesday en-
route north on a few days sur
veying trip.
The Oconto Falls Mfg. compa-
ny has purchased the controlling
interest in the Union Mfg. com
pany at Oconto Falls.
r. A. Richardson returned yes
terday from Manitowoc where
he was called in consequence OF
the death of his mother.
August Kuester and w. B.
Stevens have formed a partner
ship and will open an automo-
bile garage at Clintonville.
The merchants of Gillett have
agreed to close their places OF
business at 7:3O p. m. except
Monday and Saturday evenings.
Edward Knuth, who has been
employed at the depot, went to
Green Bay yesterday to report
for an examination in telegra-
ply.
Mrs. T. F. Moore returned
from the Green Bay hospital
with Mr.. Moore Wednesday.
Mrs. Moors's many friends will
hope that she will steadily i'm
prove in health.
A fifteen round glove contest
is to be pulled off at the opera
house Saturday evening between
Jimmie Burns. champion light
weight boxer of the northwest,
and Kid Brady, the strcng man.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O Rusch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Rusch re-
turned Saturday from Reeds
vile where they had been to at.
tend wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Rusch remained over un-
til Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Chase and
daughter. Miss Myrtle, of Well
feet, Nsb., and Mrs. Nye and
Mrs. McMardough of Horton
vile, Wis, arrived yesterday on
= couple Of days visit with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
~ 7. J. DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 27..-Tho house
public morals committee. that EN-
bodiment OF legislative sauctiiy. Il
IN the position Of striving 70 knock
out one form % gambling and re-
fasing 10 lay an admoaltory hand
on another.
Anderson. John. head % the roll
cali and Of the public morals enin-
miitec. introduced a bill with at
the ineamcntE Of morality. desiened
20 pat bucket shops ont uf bust
ness. On the fact Of e this looks
good. but there are several inter
esuug little incidents IN connection
with the Introduction and fntheriHg
OF this bill which might create a
doubt 10 the mind OF a person or
dinariiy suspicious.
Drawn for Osborne 8 CO.
In the first place. the BIN was
drawn BY the attorneys Tor Chi
caKo BOard 81 Trade firm. which
has agents In Seattle in =. q. Ou
borne a Co. and likewise Spokane
has representative Tho intent
~ the bill ~ 10 put out II bust
ness the bucket shop. that IA. the
concern that IL not affiliated with
the Chicago Board 81 Trade. Prin.
cipaliy " is intended to put ont
Of business Downing. Hopkins 4
kyer u Seattle. who appear to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
FAMOUS RUSSIAN SPYES
NOW HIDING IN LONDON

have the bulge on the speculative
business II those who prefer play
Ing the market 20 the ponies n
the bill - Andersoua became 4
Law. Osborne woald be IN sole poa.
aeusion u the fight to trim the
people ubo think they know What
the market II golnF ~ Do. whereas
nos he shares this deleetable priel.
lege wlth Downing. Hopkins &
Ryer
Doubtful Distinction.
That there Is any distinction
worth consideration between The
two concerns 20 ore asserts. ex
eeps TIE doubtful one o. beiomg,
ing 90 the Chicago Board 81 Trndc.
Nhieh has never heen noted for itH
abhoTfeuee IL gambling.
III Gill. president ~ tho Seattle
clfy council. and occasionally
mayor. il on the scene IN the avow.
Cd interests Of Downing. Hopkins
q Ryer. but expressly for The sole
purpose Of putting both gambling
concerns on che same basis. either
feinnY OF ullademean0r
And Il Is rather strange state
~ affairs that the men OF the pub
llr morals committee. who 70 heart.
ny approved ~ Ole Hanaen'g de.
annexation 81 race track gambling.
should be unable 20 notice the
analogy between betting on a horse
and on a wheat market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
WAS CRIME
OF HUMAN
F|END
FIVE WERE KILLED AS
THEY SLEPT I'm
THEIR BEDS.
Deep Mystery Is Revealed
in the Latest Tragedy
in California.

BAKERRFlELp. Cal. Feb. IT,
uY n. i--CicWs % the Identity Of
The aaaaaaiu Who murdered Mira "
N, Hickman and her four children
ana act fire % thoir home Ia an ef=
fort 90 conceal The crime early vest
tsfdny arc expected % be revealed
today when 80 i.ieh brother 81 the
dead woman. arrives from his mine
in the interior of the county
The authorities have sent FOR Lleb
and hope taag he will be able 10
pat them on sha trail Of come per-
son who Fright have a motive Eos
tho crime.
Officers here today said the story
tiiAt suspicion had been directed
against William heekmnn. stepsHon
~ The dead woman. wnN unjust. A.
there W No reason 70 believe that
he was Implicated M the crime The
story originated from the fact iaAf
ha and hia sister Ethel. who naW
lives az Nafahaff. we're practically
diHlnheritad 30 thnir fathers viii
which heoneathra nearly hts entire
fortune 90 his second wife and her
children roung fseckman'a pres
ent whefvaboVts are unknown bat
az be has not been seen IT. this part
of the country for some iigue. tua.
picion against him q believed to be
Nnloundtd
That Mrs Hickman and her child
rem we're murdered has been estah.
iiahed 10 the rniire satisfaction -
the cfficers Az five bodies xefe
found iylsts upon the springs u fhs
beds in TIE exact position they mu#s
have occupied throughout The night
uuiotn al wcru dead before thu
house caught fire. the officers say
some % them Womid surely have
lcfs their beds. even II they wers IN
abir "a escape from the buruine
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

NEW YORK. Feb what Kind
- = book viii Evelyn Thaw Writef
About unce Ia 20 often the news
lNsp*f fBen start . search Tor Evelyn
Thaw ard find her living IN na-
e'Aalssfa.
1-hla time they found her writing
= hnnk
Fhe nawenapFF reporters don't
tAik directly u Evelyn Thaw she
ioF@n'9 ilke reporters
gtus Dan 0Eeiiiy ~ rtili her at
tefnsss and represents her,
Evelyn " leading quiet life on
Ehe Third floor ~ i flat In w, 11d
= said Mr. 0Resiiy "and writing
houk
with her - her brother Howard
Ne@his He doesn't work. bat spends
most 81 his ttfne with Evelyn In
their little ilhfAry
etar the past few months she has
Histssied. and her faynriie reading ~
ths German philosopher Hchopcn.
tauef The public wili remember
from EVriYns diary. written at
lsnardins achaai and introduced AZ
chr time % Harry Thaw's trial that
Evelyn can think and write well and
snfaftainlnEiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

''fshe doesn't know exactly shat
she win call hes book. and ! am not
AZ liberty 70 tell what II viii be
about
~Ehe does little hnnHework every
day. too. though size has a maid.
where does she Get her money
Hhe gets just enough % keep them
running from HARRY Thaw. Harry
iRn't treating Evelyn rightly. he
has loads ~ money, nBt he II just
famkinK believe that he's rper and
hard pressed.
Evelyn IN sorry for him have
heard her say so repeatedly lately.
BIOS ehe doesn't think be r. treating
her rightly financially"
Does ehc get 40 much a. $50 a
week asked the reportpr
no. abe doesn't why. n they
we're divorced she would be entitled
to ailuony - a. least 81 600 month.
She would really profit by being d.
gorcrd from him, ! SUPPOSE
she knows Harry IL incufahiy In
sRne. she knows that the prison re-
port for January from Matfeawan
lists Harry a. n. X 4, incurable
paranoiac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
Lee BARBEE
REINSTATED
CHIEF WARD HEARS TEST.
moNY. AND DECIDES IN
FAVOR or DETECTIVE.

That city Detective Lee narbee
was Justified tn hts treatment Of
Max l.. Rudenaey. an employment
agent. on the night ~ February -.
~ the opinion ~ Police Chief Irving
Ward, who last nigh, heard the con
fiiciing stories of the fight aboard
"a Madison It, cable car from those
concerned
Following the taking ~ testimony
the police chief announced that saf-
boo was Justified IN urinR force
against Nudcnpey and tho HuHpen-
sion against Hafhec wna wiped out
Attorneys FOR Rudenacy and Bar
hoe were each excludes from the
hearing %. T. Willct appeared AZ
headquarters me- attorney for Ruben
Soy. bat wnH nct allowed e. be prea-
enf az the hearing. The police chief
explained his action by saying that
city Attorney Ellis DE fsruler BAR
bees attorney. had asked 20 be pres-
ent al the investigation. but had
been refused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Oily MpfA. Feb z4-Oie Hansen
has trimmed Tenants merger
bili The bill WAS designed 10 allow
corporations Go merge with their
Subsidiary corporations IN the state
IL Washington Oaienaihiy u was
faF the purpose ~ permitting the
Milwaukee road 20 take over the
Washington corporation and make IL
part % the whole
Ole. however. hsearne suspicious.
ard devoted . few intense hours 20
she bsil sitter the manner of HE study
q the Laws Of chances with raoe
horses. Hanson knows about all thu
the games THAT are played IN these
parts. ard discovered the loksr,
which existed BY reason 81 an ontis
sion. The emission was that the bill
failed 20 make any provision against
= Naterine Of the stock Of the small
~ corporation when a was trans
serrsd to the books Of the parent
easnaany. And this amounts 90 q
great deal TO thirsty corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
MOTHER SAYS SON TOLD HER
SEWER TUNNEL WAS UNSAFE
Victim Of Cave-in Told Aged Parent
That Everything Was Sacrificed to
Speed and That Contractors Didn't
Care For Lives of Men.

Monday night, the night before he died said him,
Duncan isn't it dangerous down there?
Yes he said Yes, mother they don't anything for
mans life It's just hurry hurry hurry all the time and
that's all They make work far ahead Of the concrete
aren't you afraid Duncan / said.
YES, he said It's dangerous, but only die
mother, he said and the day they killed him"
Statement made Coroner Snyder BY Mrs ~ Costa mother
Of Duncan Robertson the 2Sycarod who killed by
fall Of earth IN The North Trunk last Tuesday morning
few after he had entered il begin work with
concrcting gang Mrs Costa have testified at The
inquest today but confined to her bed through illness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
Ole HANSON PUTS the
TENANT MERGER BILL
TO AN UNTlMELY death

Tenant and others pleaded Tor
tho TN - earnestly and with 80
much evidence % good faith that II
got To a state where everything had
% be above board. Then Hanson
presented his anti watering amend
ment, and the supporters ~ the bili
could not say n word. THEY had 70
accept a. Nav the bill will probably
be allowed 20 die . natural death IN
the senate. In any event Il is
useless.
The Same thing happened 20 VIII
Hams freeze ont" bin IN the senate
RoHcnhaupt Of Spokane alld an
amendment In which provided when
% per cent Of the stockholders Of
one corporation sold their stock 60
another corporation. that none 81
the 20 might hold stock IN the buy
ing corporation. This. likewise.
makes the bin about useless. and
while u passed the senate a. 4 mat
ter 81 form. lie friends are not
breaking their necks toward getting
n through the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
JUDGE FRAZIER HOLDS
UP THE BAUER CASE

Superior Judge A. W Fratef yea
tcrday afternoon continued the case
OF Mrs Emma Bauer for one week.
pending further investigation. Mira.
Bauer has been reported insane by
certain people, and incapable Of car-
Ing for her child LILLIAN. others
shy she ~ nll right.
Judge fTater Wishes % do All he
can 10 help the woman, and AT the
same time realizes the responsibility
Of Justice to the childa welfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
R SIG MS
GEO r.. CHAMBERLAIN RESIGNS
As GOVERNOR or OREGON.

SALEM. ore. Feb al ny q. =
GEORGE ~ Chamberlain resigned
today az governor ~ Ot~gou. - be.
rolne rnlisd States senator from
THIS state The resignation viii take
effect AZ ~ o'cipek midnight Sunday
February - The instrument has
been placed In the fianfs ~ the epp-
Frnnr'a private secretary. Mrs. q ~
Sheldon. who VIII deliver Il % she
secretary ~ state. 90 he placed on
flic in hts office Monday March i
The governor completed thu wurk
remaining fnr hifa ~ Salem THE
morning. and departed Tor Portland
shortly before noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
TENNESSEE SENATORS
ARE RUNAWAYS

HOPKINsVlLLE. Ky, Feb. 2T.--
By q. p Eight runaway senator's
who secretly left Nashville IN an
alleged attempt TO prevent a
quorum OF the Tennessee lcgisla.
ture TO elect boards OF election to
choose state treasurer and state
comptroller are in hiding here to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
WISH NEW SUPREME
JUSTICE SUCCESS IN HIS
NEW POSITION.

Attorneys. wishing % offer their
congratulations 70 Superior Judge
George +. Morris. appointed 20 the
supreme bench BY Lieutenant Cow
crnor Hay. created small sized riot
In court this morning when Judge
Morris emerged from his chamber
% take bic chair upon the bench
Fully 100 attorneys had gathered
in Judge Morris court this morn
Ing Most of the lawyers had eases
upon which some advice was sought
Others gathered merely FOR the pur-
pose ~ giving Judge Morris q fare
we'll address,
When JuGKe Morris iofs his chsm-
bers and az usual. took his seat
upon the bench General , - Met
calf greeted the Judge with an ad-
dress wishing him all the luck "
the world va hia new duties.
Bailiff George gau looked 81 the
clock. and recognizing that II was
time 10 hold court. raped for order.
whercat be was told that court could
wait this morning. and that there
were other things more Important.
Balliff eau threw up hia hands and
looked appcallnRly al the Judge But
Morris was "up "a tree" he could
not say anything
Attorney Rob Lindsay delivered
AN address wherein he stated that
the King County 3ar association
hoped Judge Morris would soar. and
soar. and soar, ana never cease 10
soar. except when " came 10 getting
"aore' VI attorneys
Judge Morris bluahed and thanked
the attorney Tor their ovation. and
at the same time 10 Insisted TINT the
cpuFf Dlfalurua bg raafutaN ia HaHalf
~ tho public welfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
GOV. PATTERSON
IS A WITNESS
TesTfFYlNc IN THE CASE OF
COOPER. FATHER AND SON,
IN NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. H.
By & p.-Govs Patterson OF Ten.
nesaee today appeared ~ a witness
in the trial OF Col Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper and John ID sharpe.
charged with the murder 81 Sen.
Ator 4. W Carmack
The governor testified that he
had advised Col Cooper against
sending a message 20 Carmack In
which Il Was declared that II the
attacks on Cooper did not cease
the town would not be large enough
10 bold both men.
Gov. Patterson related how he
sought out the colonel at the re-.
quest Of the colonels daughter
Mrs Burch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
JUDGE MORRIS IS GIVEN
OVATION IN COURT TODAY

Hay. Governor Hay also appointed
Emmett = Parker ~ Tacoma 20 the
supreme bench. These appointment
were made Immediately after the
governor had signed the BIN creating
two more judges Of the supreme
court
The supreme court viii now have
two departments. four judges pre-
siding over each. over which the Hu-
pfems Judge viii preside.
Judge Morris came 20 Seattle in
1889. Since that time he haa prac-
tieed law here. served a. assistant
city attorney. and since 1902 has
served ON the superior bench ~ Klne,
county.
Judge Morris announced today
that he would GO 30 OLYMPIA a..
morrow and that De would try no
more eases before the probate court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
ONLY R. R. FRANCHISE
Is ASSESSABLE

LOUISVILLE Ky, Feb. 29.--By 4.
p--Iudgc Miller today held that
stocks. bonds ana water craft OF the
Southern Pacific railroad are un-
taxable In kentucky aud that tho
franchise Of the company Is the only
aHaeaanhle property Tho opinion
held that the stocks and bonds Of
the company must ho considered in
arriving at the value 81 the property
Of the road, The decision was ren-
dered IN tax suit by revenue
agent seeking Co collect taxes on
omitted personally OF 5000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
B A Tie.
RoYkLisTs MEET TAE REBEL
ARMY AND TWO THous
AND ARE KILLED.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. "a.
~ Y P--The royalist army which
has been brsieging the rebel strong
hold, Tabrix. ia IN danger Of ami
hilail0n by the rebels. according 70
messages received today.
After heavy fighting a rebel re-
lief army routed the royallsts One
message from Tehegan says that
1000 FoyRllsts we're Killed. wounded
or CAPTURED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
NUMBER OF DIVORCE
CASES in COURT IS
SHOCKING TO JUDGE

Judge John r. Main. recently Ap-
pointed 60 the superior bench Of
King county by Lieut.. GOV. Hay. as
suned duty for the first timc today.
as a result 81 the Illness of superior
Judge "A. W. frAter.
To-day 81 divorce day" In Depart
ment No. 4, over which Judge Frnter
usually preAides. Judge Main when
IL applications for divorce came up.
leaned over 20 tho clerk and eau
THE fact % the matter ~ that cv-
cry Saturday there are from Ne 20
16 applications for divorce Judge
Main was surprised a. the number
Of people who failed Go find con-
m0uN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
CLUSTER LIGHTS HELD
UP BY SQUABBLE

Because they cannot agree on
what portion the city should pay
Of the total cost OF installing clua
ter lights on Second ay., the board
Of public works Is holding up the
award OF the contract for the work.
An effort will be made to settle
the question ut the council meet
ing Monday night. SO that the
board can award the contract next
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
HIRED ASSASSIN BAD
LY WANTED BY
MANY.
Betrayed Those Thought to
Be Friends-Hatched :.
Bomb Plots.

LONDON, Feb. 27.--By u. p.
Eugene Axsf. the foremost
figure in the eyes Of Russia TO-
day. she hero Of hundred ter
rorlst plots. responsible for the
assassination Of dcxen Of the
foremost Russian officials since
1897, ard In all that time the
secret agent Of the Russian
Third Circle Of police. is in hid
Ing to-day IN this city. He was
found. after an interchangeable
search, BY newspaper report
er Of the Evening News. which
prints probably ore Of the most
sensational Interviews Of mod
err times.
The News claimed 10 have found
Azef In hiding In a 81. Pancreaa
lodging house. fugitive from the
vengeance alike Of the Russian gov
ernment and the terrorist wing Of
the revolutionary committee. II Is
claimed that Axef adopted eIaaor.
ate means Of Disgusting himself.
changing hts countenance BY shaw.
Ing hIH beard and Injecting failow
beneath the skin 10 alter his facial
contour
Sought Trouble for Sport.
In the interview Azef is alleged
20 have said;
Z originally joined the revoIn-
tinnists for sport Finally ! fell
Into the hands Of the police. aud
found that I could escape only by
betFaying the terrorfsfs
= was responsible for nearly
ali Of the Russian bomb throw
ing plots since 1897, Including
those which resulted In the
dsaths Of sypiaeium. Won
plehve. BobFItoff, Grand Duke
seraius, Ignatlef, Father capon
and others.
glory in my record az a ter.
rofist, and my accomplishments
for the secret police have been
equally brilliant By betrayinR one
or the other alternately ! could
escape the wrath Of both. I found
Il was necessary % bring death 10
several high officials In fnrtherlng
III WI = eA# BY HVEU tut ttifWNH
lets. Suspicion often fell npon me.
only 10 BE- removed BY the death
Of some hated public man.
Saved Cxsr's Life.
But. on the other hand, I have
worked FOR good ! have saved the
lives Of 300 and more officials who
we're doomed BY the terrorists
Among them the car himself was
saved By my hand three separate
times.
= organized all Of the terrorists
pi0ta Ny friends headed those
which we're successful. Ny enc
mics In the revolutionary commit.
tee headed those which were pre-.
destined to fail
Picked Men for Tools.
Those plots organized. and
picked as tools the men with whom
] did not sympafhize. Then al the
right time | informed Chief Ratch-
oYsky. a merelIess official. the plot
would be nlpped. the leaders, ex.
ceptlng myself would be arrested
and executed"
Azef. whose blood Is sought by
indignant terrorists and officials
alike. professed 70 feel safe from
revenge. and appeared plenfifully
supplied with money.