The Washington times., 1915-11-14
GOR|CAR REITERATES
HIS SPY CHARGES
Former Consul Describes AIIeg.
ed Activities Of Austro. Ger
man ENJOYS in y S.

PROVIDENCE. r. t.. Nov. n-The
Providence journal today publishes an
editorial statement from DR.. Joseph
Goricar, former Austro Hunga rian
consul. in which he reiterates his
charges of a 0ermanic spy system in
this country. and declares that denials
from consuls and tho Austrian en-
bassy In Washington are TO be ex-
pected.
II can give my word Of honor that
what have said Is the truth, and that
tho facts are going to be proved to
the satisfaction Of the American peo-
p'e." the statement says.
II will state further that no act OF
violence. whether It be a fire In am
munitions factory. the explosion OF 4
bomb on board . ship. or the estab-
fice. springs from the demented mind
OF any single Individual Every act Is
planned In advance. men who can be
trusted are selected in advance. and
the whole scheme Is worked through
system. individuals are simply carry
above.
The Spy System.
My fifteen years experience in the
foreign service Of Austria Hungary
has given me exact knowledge Of the
spy system, which II directed by tho
German embassy through Captain
Boy-Ed and Captain Won Papen. act
Ing directly with Consul General Won
Nuber. in New York.
These three have full and complete
knowledge Of every move made by every
German and Austrian spy In the United
States.
Every Central Empire shy cper,tine
In this country today Is officially listed
records are kept in card index form.
There are. 7 should judge. from my per-
sonai knowledge. about 1900 of these
men in the United States today and
everyone OF them VIII do exactly what
ne IL ordered to do and consider him
under instruction of his military su-
periors.
mo one OF these men would dare to
not or his own responsibility In fnr.
the approval Of the representative Of
his government in that country.
These men have to keen In touch
with the military and naval attaches OF
either the German or Austrian embassy
or else with the consuis I have named
already In my statement. and from
them they secure all maps and charts.
sailing lists Of steamers. and the pre-
rise locations Of factories where NUM-
tions ore being manufactured.
"Staggefs Imagination"
They have to visit the official rep
resentatives Of their country In order
to get the sums OF money they need to
carry out their instructions. II is a
standing order In all the German and
Austrian consulates that these spies are
never to be given more than the amount
Of money necessary to carry them over
the one specific Job they have on hand
at any one tins.
do Americans think that Captain
Won Papen's somewhat innocuous state
ment about Americans in his letter dis
covered on Archibald is an isolated ex-
preston OF opinion. The truth In that
since the beginning Of the war. In
every German and Austrian consulate
In this country and In both embas-
sies, Americans have been dogs and
pigs. and beasts whenever reference
has been made to them"
REGARDING expenditure OF money by
German and Austrian officials in this
country. the statement says:
when the truth Is known regarding
the actual sums OF money that have
been spent in this country for the pur-
chase Of newspapers. the subsidizing
Of college professors, the destruction OF