Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-14
SECURING EUROPE FOR N|H|L|ST
 BETRAYER
REvoLUTIoNISTS SEEK TO KILL MAN WHO SPEED UPON THEM
 IN THEIR PLANS.
SLAV POLICE HELP FUGITIVE
AUSTRIA ATTEMPTS TO CAREY THE CONFLICT INTO SER
 WAN COUNTRY.

LONDON, March l2.-Russian revo, lutionary organizations-the branches, at least, in London, Paris and Genoa, where secrecy is not so imperative as on the Czar's soil-give it out openly that terrorist agents are securing Europe for Eugene Phillipovitch A2ef, the supposed nhilist leader, whom the central committee of the revolutionary socialist party recently denounced as police spy.
 Confidence is expressed that sooner or later he will be found. If he is, though the revolutionists don cx- pressly say so. no orc doubts that ke will be killed at once.
 The missing man has been reported in dozen different cities. One ac- count was that he hid for time in the Russian embassy in Paris. later story is that he has come to America and the probabilities are that the ter rorists are looking for him there, too
 AZef held a very peculiar position. The Russian government, according to the revoiutionists, realized that it mast have some way of spying on the terror. ists, that this could only be effectively done through member of the organiz- ation, and that, to enable him to work unsupported, he must be allowed to plan and occasionally to carry out political murders.
 pf ( Ia was Azcf $ occupation. 4 number of his assa ssination plots were successes. Sometimes. it is assumed, the police failed to act promptly enough upon suggestions he gave them. It is sus. pected, too, that they now and then deliberately permitted some one to be slain 10 shield Azef from the exposure which must follow the invariablc frus. tIation of conspiracies in which he was irvolvel.
 Hund.eds of arrests and scores of executions of political agitators are charged to him. The plots which cost the lives of Grand Duke Sergius, Min ister Plchve and Governor BogdanO- witch are said to have been only a few of those in which he figured prom. inently. On the other hand, he is given credit for wreeking several plots against the Czar by timely warnings to the police.
 Austria Covets Servia.
 In the pressure that is being brought in Scrvia to force King Peter s abdica- tiou, England, Russia and France see Austria s first move toward another annexation. Peter has vigorously op- posed war with Austria because he frankly admits he is sure Servia would be badly beaten. If he can keep out of fight the Vienna government will have trouble in finding an excuse for Servian "grab,
 Reports from Vienna and Belgra"e indicate more and more strongly evC,y day. however that he must soon sur movement for change on the throne that Peters life is already considered in danger
 Anything that stirs up q violent com motion in Servia is to Austria $ inter est. respectable party has already been formed--through Austrian influ. ence everyone beieves-which declares plainly for an Austrian prctectoratc. It. members profess themselves sick of the continual pet;v sPia5bles in the skupshtina, of their statesmen s inca. l'acity, of the army 's rIttenncss, oi mil itary arrogance, ard, more than all, of