The Washington times., 1915-11-12
Dr.. Goricar Now Charges Aus.
4 tria.Hdngary With Pernic-
ious Activities Here.
"PLOTS AGAINST MUNITIONS"
Declares Reign Of Terror Has
Already Been Created by
Fresh Orders.

PROVIDENCE. X. L., NOV. lz.-iHe
Providence Journal publishes
statement by DR.. Joseph Goricar. who
has been in the Austra-Hungarian con-
sular service for fifteen years. and who
resigned his office on December 20 Of
last year. In his statement DR.. Goricar
declares that the United States Is
honeycombed with German and Aus
trfan spies, and that every Austro-
Hungarian consulate in the country is
the center of propaganda against the
munitions factories.
Or. Goricar also declares that when
no was consul in San Francisco last
year. Macmillan Burstyn. naval at
tache OF the Austrian embassy at
Washington. urged him to secure and
send to the embassy plans OF an the
fortihcations and defenses OF the Pa
ciflo coasts
DR.. Goricar declined to attempt to Sc
cure this Information and was trans
ferred from San Francisco on April IL
Of last year to Berlin He was in Ber-
lin Ave months. when he was ordered
10 report III N1eHHu- hHoWlhB tHut tiio
order would result in either imprison-
ment or death. on account of his pro-
Slavic affiliations. he escaped from
Berlin to Rome. from which city he
wrote his resignation OH December q
Of last year.
DR.. Goricar's statement follows:
Spent $3O,O00,0OO or More.
"Actuated bv an impulse of loyalty
to my former chiefs. have, greatly
against my wishes. kept silence up tc
the present time concerning many things
tho American people ought to know
I feel. however. that conditions have
become SO outrageous that they should
he exposed by men who are in q POSI-
tion to state the facts.
'The United states Is not awake T.
tho danger which threatens her from
the activities of German and Austrian
agents. who. since the beginning of the
war. have spent from $30.000.0O0 to $40.
100000 In this country In their efforts tc
destroy life and property. to set brother
against brother. to create politica
and social upheaval and to prevent. b,
any kind of crime necessary, the ship
ment of munitions Of war to the allies
These men are more active today
than they have ever been. for the simple
Germany has become greatly increased
In the last few months. and that sh,
has reached the top limit Of her ca
pacity In production and resources
From my knowledge Of what is goint
on. / can state that the propaganda
will greatly increase in the near future
and that in a few weeks this countr!
will be brought face to face with
grave situation. involving attacks OF
railroads: warehouses. wharves. ant
DR.. Goricar charges Count Won Bern
storff. the German ambassador, witt
urging on the activities Of the Austro
HUNGARIAN consuls in this country. sew
erai OF whom he names. The statemen
continues:
Keeping Up Dumba's Work.
Consul General Won Nuber has sur
rounded himself with a gang of mel
who are regularly subsidizing foreign
language newspapers. Many time
since Ambassador Dumba's departur,
Won Nuber has been performing tn,
same acts as caused the United State
20 ask for the formers dismissal. WheI
j. f. ]. Archibald left this country
many Of the letters he took with him
and about which he said he knew moth
Ing. were prepared in his own presence
in Won Nuber's office. and his bags wer
taken down to the steamer by two o
Nofl INuDtT \ CleTkS.
Consul General Won Nuber denied tn
story in the Providence Journal concern
Ing Eugene Won Tomory ana said tina
Won Tomory had only been In his EN-
ploy three months and that he knew
nothing about him. AS a matter O
fact. Won Tomory had been in the con
sui generals office for a year. and Mr.
Won Nuber got him from the Transat
lantic Trust Company. where he ha
been a clerk for a long while.
Dodged British Officials.
Won Tomory was sent abrpad on tn
Nieuw Amsterdam on July "a with
great mass OF discriminating document
In his possession for both the Germa,
and Austrian governments. and. he wa
able to dodge the British officials O
the other side because a representatv
Of the central allies had paid a
officer Of the ship 500 before the vesse
Hllnllcl q nn1CnAl.