The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-07-07

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every word that was uttered uttered
through an Interpreter. because noy
Ed did not speak Spanish WAS sent
down to the department of state The
next morning They had the entire
facts before them and knew every
thing. and for several months later
When Boy I'D and Hernstorii were froih.
ing AT the mouth and utterinR denials
the state department had the very
words that were uttered
Romance Among Spies
Another incident ho continued
that is Of great interest came when
one Of oar valued aud kecuost stenug
Faphorg la our awH Office. a girl thai
came to ss seven years ago from about
twenty miles outside of Providence,
was @gen a position In the office 81
the austrian consul general IN New
York city, She had never been va New
York before, hut she vas ahead Of a
number II people Ia competition, and
the man choosing the gtenographer
thoy wanted IA capable girl able to as
his work aud to keep her mouth shutl
had been informed that she vas The
party Ia cheese by other friends Of
ours. one day about FIVE oT six weeks
after she got there she informed us
that a great packing case vas being
filled 40 with propaganda documents
mi with bills Of expense In connection
with explosions IN munition plants and
other vital and valuable things and
was to b. shipped on the following
week right straight to Englard on a
Swedish ship and from there 10 Ger
many.
Won Papen Flirts
THE only thing sc could possibly do
was to identify the package. oue day
when they we're about 20 close the
package up this Girl, under Instruc.
ttons and may say incidentally she
II now back at work getting her aiG a
week sat on this box eating her luneh,
Nearly every body else had gone, bat
yan papen. rather drh0naif and fond
af ladies. wandered in and sat on the
packing box and asked If he could
share her lunch with her She said
cerlainly. aud while they were sharing
the sandwiches be- made some senti
mental advances and she In rather a
dreamy way took out a large red
pencil and drew two big red hearts on
lihis packing ease II was Captain Won
papen himself who put an arrow
through them. And. ladies and gen
tlcmen. when the ship Austrias II
reached Falmouth they picked that
package 0ut of the hold from about a
hundred and CITY others and identified
It by the two big rcd hearts And get
they say there are no brilliant peopl,
but the Germans
Another Incident the loss Of a port
folio belonging 20 DF Heinrich Albert
Ian Austrian official. which contained
lpapcrs relating 10 Ambassador bufubat
efforts TO incite labor troubles In the
United States, created quite sili
among the diplomats Mr. Rathom tol'
ui hoe Journal reporter got th'
papers az the result 81 which pumht
vas sent back go Austria by lh'
President
One of the Journal reporters has
been shadoNine Doctor Albert M New
Yofk. bui for months nothing seemed
, wrong One dag b. Noat into a lraihe
goods store. where he ordered port
folio aud gave the salesman insirue
tfous 10 pat his initials on IT. The re
Ipofter. as SOON as Albert had gone cat
Walked up Ca the salesman and ordere'
another portfolio Of the same kind hu
with no Initials. saying be would rathe
, | first see how the other gentleman
, Initials looked When be came baeI
, land sax the initials be said he dldu