The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

Providence Journal will say tomorrow !:
"ln u vigorous reply to the denials Of
the Austrian Embassy and several Aus
tro-Hungarian Consuis that they had
been fomenting trouble in munitions
plants and constantly intriguing with
spies and secret agents. DR.. Joseph Gori-
car made the following statement last
night:
Did anybody expect that these men
were going to acknowledge the facts?
can simply give my word Of honor
that what | have said Is the truth and
that the facts are going 70 he proved to
the satisfaction Of the American people
81 will state further that no act Of
violence, whether 1t he fire In NUM-
tions factory. the explosion Of a bomb
on board "a ship or the establishment Of
fraudulent passpor; office. springs from
the demented mind of any single indi-
yidual. Every act is planned in advance {:
men who can be trusted to go through
with such criminal performances are
selected in advance and the whole
scheme IL worked through the system.
Individuals are simply carrying out or
ders ths, they get from above.
"'My fifteen years experience in he
foreign service Of Aus;ria-Eungary has
given me exact knowledge of this spy
system, which IL directed by the Ger
man Embassy through capt. Boy-Ed and
Capt von Papen. acting directly with
Consul l-General Won Nuber in New York.
rh.a n an llaf N
knowledge of every move made by every
German and Austrian spy In the United
States In spite of their assertions that
they are innocent of any wrongdong or
of any knowledge OF the burning of
munitions plants or ~ wreck.ng Of ships
they are IN immediate touch with every
, transaction.
! Card linden of spies.
I Every Central Empire spy operating
: in this country to-day In officially listed
/ in the offices %; these men and their
| records are kept in card index form
Their. are. | should judge from my per
| sonal knowledge. about three thousa nd
! Of these men I'm the United States to-
day and every one OF them will do ex-
, actly what he is ordered to do, and con-
, slider himself. as in fact he really is
a soldier under the direct instruction d
/ his military super!ors. No one oi
, thrs, men would dare to act Ola his owr
/ responsibility in a foreign country be
| fore he had secured TIE approval Of the
| representative ~ his Government In tina
| country. These men have 10 Keep IL
| touch with the military and naval at
| taches of either the German or Austrian
Embassy. or else with the Consuls
have named already in my previous
| ha.
| all maps and charts sailing lists o
steamers ard the precise locations o
factories where ammunition is beini
manufactured.
| They have to visit the official repre-
| sentatives OF their country in order Z
get tho sums of money they need I,
carry out their instructions. II Is
| standing order In all the German anc
Austrian Consulates that these spies arr
never to oe given more than the amour
| OF money necessary to carry them owe
| tho one specific job they have on han,
at any one time,
| "'Do the American people think tina
Capt. Won Papens somewhat innocuou
statement about Americans In hts ,ette
discovered on James + j. Archibald 4
an Isolated expression of opinion Tn
truth is that since the beginning OF tn
war. In every German and Austrian
| Consulate In THIS country and in botl
embassies. Americans have been dogs
and "pigs' and beasts whenever refer
ence has been made to them. The peopl
Of this country do not understand tn
contempt with which these men viey
them and their almost entire freedom
from restraint In every Illicit act the
are performing.
Passport Fraud Centres.
"'No passport fraud agent In Ney
York or Cleveland or Philadelphia, an,
these three cities are full OF them, coul
live and do business "A day without tn
sanction and friendly assistance OF tn
, Austrian and German officials.
"'When the truth Is known concernin
the actual sums OF money that have bee
spent In this country for the purchas
OF newspapers, the suhsidizing OF colleg
professors. the destruction OF munit!on
plants. the hiring Of halls, the paymen
OF travelling expenses for hundreds q
men who are constantly moving abou
the country. and for many other pur
poses. the amount will stagger tn
Ina Cination.'
with reference to tho charges mad
| -, thu kuat ro- Hungarian En,h. .sv 4,