Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-17
G0R|CAR NAMES HIGHER UPS IN
 BOMB PLOTTING Former Austrian Consul Al so Supplies Names of 5000
 Alleged Spies. ACCUSES NEARLY ALL TEUTON DIPLOMATS Shows to Flynn and OH!et Letters by German and Austrian Agents lndi- eating Attempt to Form "FOreign
 Army" in U. $.

New Ycrk, Nov 16.-The govern m: nt's quest for legal evidence against the men "highar up' in the gigantic bomb and arson plots was given tremendous impetus today.
 Dr. Joseph Girocar, the "man with the proofs," arriv.d in town late in iha afternoon. Threa hours later, h2 was dsep in conference with Capt. Wm. M. Offlet, division superinten- dent of the d'apartment of the justlc~, Chief Wm. Flynn. of the secret ser vice, and ether government officials
 The conference continuod during ah'a most of tha night In exhaustive detail, pr. Goricar repeated his sen sational charges against foreign dipldl Iats, wealthy Am rican fin anciers and their financial allies.
 q have been working on these ex pcsures for thre2 months," asserted Dr. Goricar bafor9 the conference began. "I have docum ms and type written data which will fill three books. I intend 10 continue my ex- posures for two reasons-first. be- cause l am working for Slavic unity 7: second, because l think it time the citiZ:ns cf the United States were awakened to the fact that this pro- paganda threatens not only their internal peace but the very fabric of their industrial and social life."
 Dr. Goricar gave the government officials type written list of names. On this list, he said, are the men back of the widespread attempt to destroy munitions plants, place bombs On ships, force strikes and initiate passport frauds.
 Names Many Diplomats.
 Practically every prominent diplo- matic representative of the central powers was named. In addition. Dr. Goricar involved nu(1lber of New York bankers and men of wealth we'll known in the commercial world.
 He furnished, too, the names of scores of the 5000 spies he asserts are operating in this country under the direction of Captain Boy-ed, naval al ttache of the German embassy, Cap tain von Papen, military attache, and Austrian Consul-General von Nuber.
 Dr. Goricar displayed letters writ ten by Gehu'an and Austrian diplo- mats to heads of foreign fraternal orders. These letters, it is said, show an attempt to organize a foreign army" within the borders of the United States. This army, Dr. Gcricar, asserts, was to be at the call of the central powers.
 The former Austrian consul will probably continue his narrative to- morrow. Simultane ously, dozens of agents of the department of justice will be put to work on the case.
 Fay Pleads Not Guilty.
 Other developments today were:
 First Lieutenant Robert Fay tr continue his confession" begun on Monday. He announced that he would plead not guilty to the charge O. conspiracy in the bomb plot. His counsel entered ddnlurrers to the in- dictment.
 Second, the government announced that the trial of the five officials o' the Hamburg-American line will be fraught with sensations. The name of at least one high official of the imperial German government will b. brought cut.
 The Hamburg-American officials will be brought to trial on Thursday Or Monday in the criminal branch Ot the United States district court.