The sun., 1917-11-01
Tiger Candidate Honorary
Nice-President of Raided
Sanders Society.
HAD BOLO ,PACHA AIM
Printers and Publishers Asso.
citation Planned Chain Of
Pro-German Journals.
MEISMANN BEHIND PLOT
New Mitchell Exposure Of
Rivals Affiliations Stirs
StapletOn Audience.
HAD BOLO ,PACHA AIM
MEIsMANN BEHIND PLOT

Mayor Mitchell. who on Tuesday night
l.roducsd evidence TO show Judge John
E. Hylan. his Tammany opponent. was
honorary vice-chairman OF the Friends
of Peace, last night pressed home his
advantage BY producing one Of the
PAMPHLETS Of the notorious Printers
and Puhlishers' Association, Inc-." which
John r. Hylan'' as one Of the honorary
vice.pfsidents.
THE Printers and Publishers A.so-
citation, Inc was part OF the outfit
ON. the thirteenth floor OF $50 Nassau
street. which was raided in February
by william ]. Flynn. Chief OF the Secret
Service. Its object at first was stated
AZ the establishment OF real Ameri-
can newspaper" which should tell the
'truth"-presumably the American
Truth Society kind Of truth. about the
German nation.
The scheme to found or acquire a
newspaper fell through. and the associ-
alton, or other organizations using the
Same ofslces. went in for propaganda
work until the raid took place. Albert
o.7 W -os. Soe w. p'e
sus anu VOC 'ou w eeNe '"o
sea'o III INC A'ia"'N p""''e"'3l'!'
xn..L. In S..~,.s~w
The Mayors second smashing attack
on Judge Hylan was staged In the
course Of his address In Freimelster's
Hall, Stapleton. Staten Island.
A-ahane 81 John p. Hylan. the
FrSs,6s ~ Peace. hos' he.r snread on
'he record the Mayor sale: rms cry
acw KNOWS thai Johh 4. h!.sh was Hi
touch with inoren'en. con'ro!ied oy .ne
most seditiois and d'sioyaI group III 'he
nited states.
This. however was nos .he o'.!E nls-
lo!al association ~ wnich judge ~! ia.i
VAS interested. Nor was nus co'nec''oH'
Wit hthe FRIENDS OF feace tis ITs. 'o''
ncction with s@di'ions movement,
Just as feNesieu las. ",snt 'uue
Hylah's membership II, ,ne rI'ghus y,
i'eice now i,'ahe Pno'1c '.uho "a.
conne>tion with more sed'.louE, n,ore
dislofal. more aahseFoue tiIose'''e.
than the society "hica III conVen.'on ap-
plauded the SINKING OF peaeeiui ->'''ei
lcan snip. $50. ,,.,
inc irleIis % ,u..5,a ~.
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Planned BOiO Pashu Movement.
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wouio corrupt ,he loyalty ana aiesiancs an :,
to corrupt the loyalty and allegiance OF
f'renchmen through newspapers as re-
Vealea III inc bohne',fouse fca'ua.'
win TINS W mi'nu 'ney sent oD.
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"a, ny,s,ina E,n,i,.h newsnapers was
r.a Sro,,, Tso,iSi' ,nrtro, nd that there
,,..,s nnnG ~ ,e.i American neusnaper
.'1i,'. ;,,,,;l., -, - r.ar,nsn cause,
that the proposed paper or papers would