The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-08-02

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In lately Detii u'S,'''. ., ~ .ne
Italian poiIo', y" "'' -noll'e '
|IIC ris'o '"i5 ~ r.' $50 -. ~o 90 =
u who S"iiiu.'l "'i'"H VI. V, I"
u ~ million an" Il H'i''' 20 VI uoi-
C. lars 'nu 80 -, vs.. -, - -,
ut were "u''' ~ ,.-,.i.,,'.ar ~
different s'o'! VI ,'' -, a-',I
lsian secret po'-. -, -
breaking W '"'' I.'.''I -
sG Operaleu i'''''
Some fragments VI ','''' '''' -"
been given 10 'lie pun,
no, nearly all tiie "''''''' ~ l''', 81
sci known. both SUI ~ ''''.'' ~ '''N
xii Of the IIaiiaIi S''''' l'''N''
The tale OF the r"Dp'rH vi 'ile AUS
r;an consulate at Hurich mas all inc
uakings of mover ol adv eht ure' lie
lnlian authorities had lilIorit'alloh'
cen before Italy entrance ih'" ihe
var, that from some neutral quarter
1 great cohspirnC! Va P'"i'"9' vas
beng engineered III ~
more and more ull'''ei'' .i'"' 'l''' '"l,
piracy had us "sen'o q" wi! "s Il
places, Where lnc! 'iJ"S W i''''' "
DE most conliueii'i ''i i'''o' ''''' ''oii'
Ultimately Suspicion WIS "irecl'd
,salnst Mgr. GerIacii' inc p"p'S Ter
nsnprvate chamberlain WI" had he'h
.HOEed TO remain IN ItaIy ""Npi'e MS
mtOnallty. because "l MS r''"'l"hH
With the Vatican. M"h'h ail'r lholl'i' "a
Byestigatlon lei "ll''iH 10 ''' cum, ', ~
dCn that me austrian Guns "'''l' I' |I-
ncn "as wv ~ ,'i.i, ,,,e..;,a -.
qual'eiS g. -. - -,
Fehase ~ i'" ~ -, it. ;a,,a,
Eailan oNi'. ~ -. .Sa,.t,,a,.,,.
ueauoHS ""' -. ,., - I.aI,. ,,..,,
Luncn anu 10 80 .ha aarroo.nana
ney Ne'e 'n rocnr,lna 1,,-ia;,
q 'neir Su,pl. .,- - ~ Ce.,aah
s'a INC 'inp'>"
Tie resi- "oulu nave pee'l eusS II
Zurich had not peen heu'r"i territory,
nd II there hau not Oeeil very sl'eCi"i
rasOns to AVOID giving oieiiSe 10 'De
Swiss government. ABOVE H'i 'hiiss'
hJ could not anoru ID uo tliis oe
oue 'ne,e ,..,aod -, ~ 49,
s1umen' ~ 49, 60. N -.
uvve,uan, "ou -, - -.
ar u '"'l I'M ~ .nu-;." 60
n'0 tne wal anu M 80, go
peneu ,oi " "a ~
9ains' i'H''
Expert eo'8''s e"P'oyeo'
The story goes that when long-con-
auued observation had established be-
yand reasonable question the character
d the operations that were being con-
tucted from the Austrian consulate In
lrrch the Italian secret police decided
Dot only that they would break up the
baSness but that they would make a
cepera'e enort 10 get possession OF
fpes whicn would NIX the CUNT upon
ashH IN ltaiy' Accordingly TWO high-
apert sale blowers ana DanK ROD
sn VINO were serving me terms IN
u ialan prison were MADE agents OF
NE ecret ponce.
Il the story as 1t Is accepted and
believed In Italy Is correct, these two
pert criminals were taken into con-
asnce py tne pence. lhey proved,
y" many criminals III al the war
s oVun'i,es nave pro'eu, 'hut III
Wal s''ne"ha' irregular iasiiion the!
sss just as patrio'ic as people VINO
manaseu W keep OUT VI jail Ihey
N',n.eu 'ne au'norities that they
w.lu W trusted Win a great state
- ana nnaiiy were promised their
800. .ney wouiu 20 10 Lurich. eN-
r.,, ,ns ~ .r ons'a. es'ao. ...
,,,. so.,,os ' wv 0'''e 20 ''''
n.
|, ,...,,o. ~" 80 :. cor. o,O"V -, pioiiip'-
,r,,raS ,,.,.n az o eo',' go, "e! Meie
=. ~, WI. .. eNury uelai, Oh ihloriha-
ma r,a. s ~. pvice couiu give thelh,
ns,n. ~ s,u H,'n piehty VI nhoiiey anu
Iu.ln... 1,st 49,. .nellisei'es anu 'ieir
,. s'nsss, ihe2 they went away to Zu-
mtr,otlc Ooh - h,rh 60 80 -. 1
s that must be set down as unIoue
They dIscovo-od ,,o. .,o oono.o,
ma ,n.-.,,,-.,