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The evening world., 1918-01-30
AUSTRIA Also Admits Defeat in Stub-
born Struggle.

VIENNA. Jan. 30 (via London) The
Italians who are attacking on the
northern front nre being reinforced
constantly by large numbers OF troops.
says to-day's official announcement.
After a stubborn struggle in which
the Austrian troops are said 20 have
made a heroic defense. they were
forced to give up Monte Di Val Bella
and Col Del Rosso.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
BERLIN ADMITS
ITALIANS WON ON
MOUNTAIN FRONT
German War Office Reports
Loss of Col Del RosSo and
Monte Di Val Bello.

BERLIN. Jan. 30 (via London).-
The Italians have retained possess
sion OF Col del Rosso and Monte dl
Val Bella on the mountain front af-
ter a renewal OF their attack with
strong forces. Army Headquarters
announced to-day.
The Italians were unsuccessful in
tho Monte Ssemol region. where
heir attack collapsed with heavy
casualties.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
British Lost I33 killed In Hattie with
the Goeben.

LONDON. Jan. 3O.-Britain lost six
officers and ~ men killed and a men
wounded In the action In the Dar-
danelles recently when tho Turkish
cruisers Goeben and Breslau were
put out OF commission. according TO
announcement by Secretary MaoNa-
mara OF the Admiralty to-day lie
spoke I'm the House OF Commons.
The evening world., 1918-01-30

ROME, Jan. @,-Two enemy dIYls-
ions were practically nnnihilated by
the Italians In the fighting around
Col del Ross, the Italian official state
ment to-day declared
Near Rossobella tho Italians took six
big guns, a hundred machine guns,
trench mortars and several thousand
rifles More than hundred officers
and . 800 men were taken prisoners.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
BRITISH LINER ASKS HELP.
'Tn Danger as Result OF Mutiny"
Says Radio Call.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Jan. sO.-wirc-
less messages were received here to-day
from a British liner somewhere in tho
Atlantic asking for assistance. Tho
messages said she was "in immediate
danger OF serious mishap on account OF
the mutiny Of Il number OF Arab fire-
men"
II Is believed here that Allied or
American naval patrol vessels VIII so
10 her assistance.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
S. A. LEWlS0HN TO WED.
Miss Margaret Valentine sehEman
20 Become bride Saturday.

The marriage OF Samuel Adolph Lew
isohn. No. Ssl Fifth Avenue. and Miss
Margaret Valentine Seligman. No. SO
West btth Street. win take place at the
Temple Emanuel. asa street and Fifth
Avenue. next Saturday. This was an
nounced this morning when the couple
obtained a marriage license.
Mr.. Lewisohn. son OF Adolph Lew
isohn. gave his business as mining and
banking Miss Seligman Is dauRh-
ter OF the late Isaac Newton Soligman.
who died last autumn after fall from
hts horse at his summer home at Irving
fnn
The evening world., 1918-01-30
FOOD BILL APPROVED.
senate Committee Reports Wagner
Measure Rs Amended.

ALBANY. Jan. ao.-In amended form
Senator WoEners food price nNiug BIN
was reported 'nvora5ly to-day hy the
senate Wrr Committee.
As originally drafted the measure
would have given the State Food Com
mission power 20 hN prices MT which
food could be sold As amended tho
commission would determine the prI-
cCnt8EC Of profit that the retailer legally
could realize over his purchase PgIce.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
FIVE HGTELS At VlCHY
U. S. ARMY HOSPITALS
Ten Placed at Disposal Of American
Forces-7,ooo Beds Requi-
sitioned.

PARIS, Jan. SO.-Justin Godart
Under Secretary OF State for Medical
Services. has placed at the disposal Of
the American forces ten hotels at Vichy.
4 celebrated watering place OF Eastern
France.
The Americans plan TO install five hos
pitfalls In the hotels Seven thousand
beds have been requisltoned.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
RUSSIAN WOMEN PASS
DEATH SENTENCE ON LENlNE
Terrorist Committee Also Con-
demns Trotzky, Balabonoff and
20 Other Bolsheyiki Leaders.

ROME. Jan. S0.-The Russian Terror
lists Committee at Zurich has passed tho
sentence OF death on Nicholas Lenlne,
Foreign Minister Trotzky. Minister
Balabonof and twenty other Bolsheyiki.
according 10 dispatches received hero
to-day. The Committee Is composed OF
women,
The evening world., 1918-01-30
HARB0R ICE BREAKER URGED.
Dock Commissioner Also Asks Com
gress for Harlem River Fund.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O-Dock Com
missioner Hubert OF New York to-day
urged the House Rivers and Harbors
Committee 20 favor an appropriation
OF SiOO, 900 TO build an ice breaker In
New York Harbor and also an aDpro-
priation OF S2.300,000 for improvements
in the Harlem River.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
CHICAGO CORN MARKET.
lrEMs EoR INVESTORS.

United States steamship Company
ReGular hl- hl-monthl& dlyide,nd, OF J. per
Feb 7, also an extra dividend OF u OF
/ per cent, pay able same date,
The evening world., 1918-01-30

IfgNNe Jan. VI, Nt~tAnwlnt cans aN trans
icrrei from r'nnsy ly'nh Rsluat II \. NJ and
d,l yLla 70 the l.. ", aud H. NJ. tri.n,. -Adst,
The evening world., 1918-01-30
IInlted states Sod CorporatIon cnrned

balance In fourth quarter of 1917 for
common stock after dividends on pre-
tN64 I'm previous quarter. Final sur
n,us for year. S5e.76602l Quarterly re-
hort estimates excess profits tax and in
come tax for the year at S235,00U.OOO.
The evening world., 1918-01-30
REDS IN RUSSIA
THREATEN FRANCIS
OVER BERKMAN
Hold Envoy personally Re.
sponsible for Freedom" of
New York Anarchist.
By Joseph Shaplen.

PETROGRAD, Jan. 30 Omitted
Press)-An ultimatum declaring the
American Ambassador would be held
personally responsible for tho llfo and
liberty OF Alexander BerkInan" was
forwarded yesterday TO David Il.
Francis by an Anarchist group OF
sailors nnd workmon.
Tho Russian torrorlsts have been
deeply interested In the prosecution
in the United States OF Berkman and
Emma Goldman Tor conspiracy to de-
feat the conscrlption law.
Coincdcntally with news OF this nc
tlon from Helslngfors came word OF
Bolshevlki successes in putting down
the revolution In Finland. The Petro-
grad Agency quoted Foreign Minister
Trotzky as writing the Finnish Senate
stating he favored withdrawal OF
Russian troops from Finland. Trotzky
asserted that counter -rovoutionists
in Finland had attacked the Bolshc-
Wiki Red Guards, forcing the latter "a
defend themselves.
Alexander Berkman for years has
been a lea 'ing exponent in tho United
States OF lnarchy and direct action
methods. on Monday last tho United
States Supreme Court upheld his con-
victlon ald prison sentence for con-
spiracy tD defeat the Sclcctive Service
Law: also that OF Emma Goldman.
There IA sharp distinction be-
tween Anarchists and the By.shcvih,
The evening world., 1918-01-30
RESTAURANT CARs TRANSFERRED.

silver quoted at Sc 5-S cents an ounce.
of l-2 cent.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
For sale by
ARMY CHAPLAIN HAS
 DELIVERED 216 ADDRESSES

Little Rocl-, Feb. 13.-Capt. Frank M. Wells, former army chaplain, who is making war addresses all over the state, has delivered 216 addresses since Aug. F, to an aggregate of 220,000 persons. It is his purpose to visit other sections of the state, and by next winter cover every county in Arkansas. At least six county offic- ials in as many counties are arrang- ing to take him over their counties, making an average of sixteen speeches to the county, and as many as three a day. He finds the people very re- sponsive everywhere, and there are still many communities that have not yet awakened to a full realization of what the war means.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
W. C. T. U.

The Union will observe the Home. going of Frances E. Willard Thursday afternoon at o'clock at it's regula, meeting with Mrs. c. B. Andrews. Leader, Mrs. A. c. Williams.
 Let every member be present, if possible and honor this pioneer of Woman's activities in all modern re- form, social and civic work.
 Program:
 What Frances Willard Stood For. What the World is Looking For. Piano solo, Miss Duke.
 On Memory's Canvas.
 My Letters from Frances Willard. Solo, Miriam's Song of Triumph. The Courage of Frances Willard. Poem.
 Piano solo, Mrs. Warren Cummins. Friends are invited.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13

The time for candidates to get their names on the ticket for the city pri- mary expires on February 16th. Those persons desiring their names consid- cred in the city primary must have their names placed upon the ticket on or before that date. The oath should be filed and the fee paid to D. L. Me- Rae, secretary.
 A miscellaneous program will be given under the auspices of the w. NJ. w. of the Baptist church Feb. 18th, at the Grammar school auditorium. beginning at D. m. The main feature of the program will be some splendid readings by Miss Winnie Ward of Ouachita College. These numbers alone will be well worth the time and small admission fee of 10c and 2Oc to everyone who will come. The pro- ceeds will go for Christian education. Mrs. F. A. Holt, Com.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
RESTORES CITIZENSHIP TO.
 MILLER COUNTY MAN

Little Rock, Feb. 13.-The governor has granted restoration of citizen ship to Tom Fisher, who was convicted in 1913 in Miller county, of man. slaughter, and sentenced to eight years imprisonment, and who was pardoned by Gov. Hays July 25, 1915.
 Let us sell yor scholarship in one of the best business colleges in the world. You need a business course
 Ire surgeons never touched his third-term abscess.-Nashville Ban ner.
 Contribute to the Red Cross fund.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13

Lehman's Active Liver Waters, 10 doses 1Oc, at HESTERLY'S.
 E. M. Frisby returned today from business trip to Malvern.
 Guthrie Drug Store sells Norris Exquisite Candies.
 Malvern Bailey returned today from trip to St. Louis.
 Joe Harrell is business visitor to Texarkana today
 Lord Baltimore Pound Paper and Envelopes at Guthrie's.
 J. L. Barham of Sutton, spent a few hours in the city today. Mrs. Martin Guthrie is entertaining the 1916 Club this afternoon.
 Mrs. H. A. Hamilton has recovered from quite a siege with lagrippe.
 Miss Ruth Gordon came in last night from Dallas, where she has re- signed her position, to take one as assistant to Mrs. Ruth McCloud in food conservation work at Little Rock.
 If you don't give her Norris, the other fellow will.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13

WANTED-Tie-makers along the line of Valley Lumber Go. tram on the Gund land. Pay 20 cents for white oak cross ties, 3 cents a foot for switch ties. Pay twice a month. G. N. Autry, Prescott, Ark.
 w. s. S.-War Savings Stamps, also We'll Support the Sammies.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

LIMEADES AT HESTERLY'S. A. F. Denman is in Gurdon today.
 GENUINE COCA COLA AT HE'S TERLY'S. Symphony Lawn Stationery, the l best, at Guthrie's.
 Mrs. J. M. Haltom is spending today in Smithton.
 F. E. Murrah is a business visitor to Roseborough today.
 Use your phone. We deliver right now. Phone 73. HESTERLY'S.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Crane are moving from Peterborough to TeXarkana to- day.
 Orlex and Never-Tell for gray and faded hair, 25c and Soc at HE'S TERLY'S.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lynn Murrah have returned from a visit to Little Rock and Hot Springs.
 Hess Poultry Panacea will make hens lay more eggs. 25c at HE'S | TERLY'S.
 Dr. T. W. Mcdaniel, Richard De- laughter and Lawrence Britt are vis- itors from Boughton today.
 Mrs. s. B. Scott arrived last night from Alexandria, La., and will be the guest of relatives for few days
 War Savings Stamps are so small that the rich may pass them by; but to win this war, all must help Thrift Stamps are for you and I.
 Mrs. T. G. Moody returned last night from a trip to St. Louis and a visit with Byron at Camp Jackson.
 Yankee Clover, Flowers of the Ori- ent, Azurea, Gardenglo and Melbas Shamrock Toilet Water at Hesterly's.
 J. S. Stephenson and daughter, Miss Dorothy, will leave tomorrow for Little Rock, to take treatment for a dog bite.
 Waxan, o Cedar and Liquid Ve- neer for polishing furniture, at Hes terly's
 Mrs. Will McMillian and daughter returned today from visit to Mrs. McMillian's mother at Emmet, who is quite ill
 FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness. A real bargain if bought at once Watson Porter at. Farmers Supply Go,
 ". s. s. designates the average mans way of helping win the war War Savings Stamps. And this will be one time "When Silver Saves" the world if we will invest part of our pin money.
 II ". Hall and son, F years old, left this morning for Little Rock where the boy is to receive treatment for a dog bite received several days ago.
 If we win the war, wouldn't you like to say that you and your children had part, if even a small part, in financing it, and especially when you only lend your Uncle Sam the money ?
 Otho Stephenson went to Hope to- day to meet his sister, Mrs. Griffin Blakely, and little Dorothy Mae, who came over from Stamps for a visit with relatives.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
ARKADELPHIA GIRL IS
 GOVERNORS STENOGRAPHER

Little Rock, Feb. 13.-Miss Annie Laurie Butler of Philadelphia, has succeeded Miss Greene as stenogra- pher in the office of Gov c. H. Brough Miss Butler has been in the office of H. c. Couch, the federal fuel adminis- trator for Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13

ROSSTON STUFF Put up the shovel and the hoe, Take down the fiddle and the bow. Get ready for the contest, quick, For when you hear it, you're sure to
 "kick."
 There has been program arranged by the Rosston school, in addition to the program on the circular which you saw. We hope this will put some more vim in the fun that we are sure going to have Saturday, the 23rd. The additional program is as fol- lows:
 Afternoon
 Basketball game.
 Slick pole contest Any one may enter. Prize miscellaneous.
 Cracker eating contest, for girls only. Prize by principal of schools. Pie eating contest, for boys only. Prize by Miss Holloway.
 Running broad jump; any one may enter.
 One hundred yard dash; any one may enter.
 Night
 Address by Hon. T. C. McRae.
 Male quartette.
 Stump speech.
 This Fiddler's Contest is open to any one in the State of Arkansas. Also the additional contests are open to any one who may be present.
 Tune up that fiddle and get in prac- tice, for we are expecting more people here in Rosston on Saturday, Feb. 23, than were ever here before.
 The roads are getting in fine shape for driving now, and we will have a good moon that night, so be prepar- ing. Laugh and grow fat"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13

Contribute to the Red Cross fund
The sun., 1918-09-19
Document No. 80.
Counter Espionage at the stavika, No.
26S. Jan. rs, 1881
VERY SECRET.

To the Commission on Combating
the Counter Revolution: The 23d Of
January at the StRvka there took
place d conference at which there par
ticipated Maj. Won Boehlke. assigned
from Petrograd. 1t was decided. upon
the insistence of the German consult
ants, to send TO the internal fronts
the following persons. furnishing them
all powers for dealing with individ-
ual counter-revolutionar
To the Don: Zhikhorev. Rudnev,
.Krogults. and Ernest Delgau.
To the Caucasus Front: vassill
Dumbadze. Prince Machabeili,. Sevas-
tianov, and Ter-Baburtn.
To the LIST Polish Corps Of Gen.
Dovbor-Menitsky are assigned Dem
bitsky, Stetkus. Zhlmiitis. and Gis-
man.
Be so good as to take all measures
for the quick assignment and the
adequate furnishing of the assigned
persons with money, reserve pass
ports, and other documents.-Senior
officer. Peter Mironov.
NoTK.-This Is an sdsstnattow orde,
a0dtnst tndfptduofs. It toas not snccess
Sul against the Polish general Dembad-,
and Prince MachdbeW toere 0er,na,
spies implicated IN the Swkhomlino6 GJ
fair and sentenced to prison, but Offer
yards liberated by the BoIshevtks. Lieut.
Col Dembifsky tpds Bolshepik Polis,
officer. BabuyfH s1as an asstsfdmt chic
Of std0 under Krilenko. The teftcr u IN
dorsed "Comrdds Litssdrchdrsky, Leap
With report for Comrode Zenop1e6," sig
naftlre tueoIble.
Have photograph Of letter.
The sun., 1918-09-19

there are connections which cause W
serious apprehension.
2. In Finland have been installed
two wireless stations which ere used
by unknown persons who conmuni-
cate in cipher. ......
9. Between Cen Kalecin and the
American mission there II an I'M
doubted communication, Of which ~
have received exact information from
your source. and. therefore, . most
careful supervision OF the American
embassy 10 necessary.
These reports must be established
exactly Our agents ere helpless.
Please excuse that write on the
official letter heads, but ! hasten to
do this. sitting here at the commits
sion ut an extraordinary meeting.
Ready TO service.--F. Zalkind. -
Norr-The toytttsn comment at fh,
top Of the letter u "Comnstssar 10,
Joret0n d6atr5 rsqxest eroct twsfrsc
lions. Schoft" ~ " von Boshtke.
question, ssowsd totfh Ms cipher ~ane
(see dooss0sewt 81 TIE letter may I'm
ply fhot Won Boehike had, N ths optn
Ion Of Ne good frtsnd Zotkssd, o neon
Of tsfermoI observation at the Amertca,
embassy.
Hove photograph Of Isftsv.
The sun., 1918-09-19

Polish counter revolutionary troops
has begun Its activity. All the con-
duct of.its AFFAIRS has been located at
the counter espionage Mt the stavka,
whore 10 being collected all informa-
tion on the counter revolution on the
external ana internal fronts. At the
commission have arrived members OF
tho Commission for Combating the
counter revolution. n Miekonoshin.
/. Zenzinov. zhilinski, and from Sc
vastopol Comrade Turin. To con-
ference were called agents announcing
their wish to be sent for conflict with
the bourgeoieIe Polish offlcers-Dem-
bitsky, Boleslav. Yakhimovich, Striev-
sky, Yasenovsky and Adamovitch.
All those agents are under obligation
to carry the aff8ir to the point Of
open INSTRUMENTATION of the soldiers
against the officers and the arrest Of
the latter.
For emergency the commander in
chief ordered TO assign Nakhim Sher
and 1lya Rasyniov. for the destruction
OF the counter revolutionary ring
leaders among the Polish troops. and
the commission recognised the posi-
bility Of declaring all Polish troops
outside the law when that measure
should present itself as imperative.
From Petrograd. observers an
nounced that the Polish examinations
are displaying great reserve and eau
ton in mutual relations. There has
been established. however, an unques-
tionable contact between the high mill
tary council located In Petrograd and
the Polish officers and soldiers of the
bourgeolsie estate owning class with
the counter revolutionary Polish troops.
On this matter. in the Commissariat
on Military affairs. there took place
on January % a conference Of Com
rades Podvoisky, Kedrov. Boretskov.
Dybenko and Kovalsky. The Com
missar on Naval Affairs announced
that the sailors Trushin, Markin, Pein-
kaitis and Schulz demand the dismiss
sal Of the Polish troops, and threaten.
In case 1t Is refused. assaults on the
Polish legionaries In Petrograd. The
commander In chief suggests that 1t
might be possible to direct the rage OF
the sailors mentioned, and of their
group. to the front against the counter
revolutionary Polish troops.
At the present time our agitation
among the Polish troops is being car
ried on In very active fashion. and
there is great hope for the disorgani-
sation Of the Polish legionaries.-Chief
OF Counter Espionage Feierabend.
NoTR-Hare photograph of letter.
The sun., 1918-09-19
tho following institutions and per.

Of the following institutions and per-
sons:
(a) The high Polish committee.
(b) The Society Of Friends Of the
Polish Soldier.
tc) Inter-Party Union.
= (d) The Union of Polish Invaiids.
(e) Members Of the Polish Kolo OF
the former State Douma and council.
IN The chairman, Ledmitsky and
the members Of the former committee
for the liquidation Of affairs of the
Polish kingdom.
(g) Boleslav Jalovesky.
(h) Vladislav Grabsky.
SD Stanislav shuritsky. -
~ Roman Catholic Polish clergy.
(k) The Polish treasury. through
which, according to agency reports,
the governments Of countries allied
with Russia intend, with the assist-
ance OF the New York National City
Bank. to supply with monetary re-
sources the counter revolutionary
camp.
1t IL necessary to verify the private
reports Of several Lithuanian revolu-
tionaries that among the church
benevolent funds, which are at the
disposal of the Polish clergy, are the
capitals Of private persons who hid
their money from reauisition for the
benefit Of the State.
In case Of establishment Of any
connection with the counter revolution
tho guilty Polish institutions are to
DO lQuidated, their leaders and also
persons connected with the counter
revolutionary activity are to be ar
rested and sent to the disposal Of the
Stavka.-For Chief Of the Counter
Espionage. Commissar Kalmanovich.
NorE.-Aoain Germany, through Coum
Lcrchenfeldt, tcas Intriguing on bot
stdcs Chiefly, hotcever, the siontfconc
OF tho letter Is IN the thoroaDhness o
the outlined GermaW plan to crush tn
threat OF armed opposition from tn
Polish Ie0ions Of the Russian army
Tho troops pere fired upon, as Indicated
The preceding document really follow
this ~ ndtural sequence. The nert f,o
further oluciddte the situation for n
benefit Of the Poles Of the outside to0rid
Hove photograph Of letter.
The sun., 1918-09-19
BERLIN PLANNED
RUMANIA'S RUIN
THROUGHRUSSIA
Documents Reveal Plot to
Murder Loyalists and
Dethrone King.
ORDERED POLES KILLED
s'Shooting en- Masse" German
Direction Against Men
Who Kept Faith.
ORDERED POLES KILLED

WAsHrsSoToN, Sept. 18.--The betrayal
Of Rumania and elaborate advance plans
Of Germany and her Russian Bolshevik
tools for suppressing and numbering
loyal Rumanians, Russians and Poles
are exposed In detail by to-day's chap
tsrs Of the astounding secret Russian
documents which the American Govern
ment ia giving to the public.
Other instruments have described how
Ore Bolshevik leaders, Lenine. Trotzky
and their associates. were bought by the
Germans for millions in gold and en-
gineered their bloody, overthrow of Rus
sia for the benefit OF their masters. Now
che story IL told Of how. while the Brsst-
IAtovsk peace conference farce still was
IN progress, the Bolsheviki were sending
hired agents into Rumana to disorgan-
iEe the armies of Russia's ally, dethrone
me Rumanian king and turn loose the
German armies occupied there for ser
Woo in a great Offensive on tho western
front.
The second phase of tho latest dis
closure shows the Bolsheviki. at German
direction. undertaking not only to kill
refractory Russian Generals, but to
shoot individually and wholesale Polish
soldiers who were refusing to be sold to
the Germans and periodically keeping
the field against their enemies. One Of
the documents transmits orders from the
German intelligence service to take
most decisive measures up to shooting
on masse, against Polish troops" and to
institute surveillance of institutions and
persons. including the Roman Catholic
Polish clergy.
Explanatory notes Of Edgar Stsson.
who obtained the documents. and many
details lacking in the papers themselves
including q story Of how the Rumanian
Minister barely escaped assassination
after being arrested by the Bolshevild
and released through the efforts of Am
oassador Francis and other diplomats
Trotsky ana Rumania.
The Vaccinations of Trotxky, In
eplred by the German Gen. Holman,
for the disruption of Rumania are dis
closed in the following:
The sun., 1918-09-19
NURSES ACcUsER ON TRIAL.
Reichgel, Newark Patent Lawyer
Charged with Propaganda.

TRENTON, Sept. 1S.--The trial OF
Bruno Reichgel. a patent attorney OF
Newark. charged with conspiracy 10
violate the espionage act by planning to
spread stories in $50 cities derogatory TO
Red Cross nurses. soldiers and the Gov
eminent. began to-day before Judge
Rellstab in the Federal court. Reich
gel was accused of conspiring with Or.
Fred Bshoff of Irvington to send ru-
mors out in patent bill folds.
1t Is alleged that on the night OF
July 26 Department OF Justice agents
planted a dictaphone in a room In the
Robert Treat Hotel. Newark. where. II
Is said. the men conspired. BishofY. II
Ia believed. will testify for the Govern
ment. He has been in custody for some
time on a charge of attempting to de-
stroy the plant of Gould & Eberhardt.
Irvington. manufacturers Of machinery.
He Is to be tried later on this charge.
The sun., 1918-09-19
Espionage and Assassina ton.

Further disclosures Of espionage op-
erations and Of assassination orders for
the ruthless determination of patriots
follow: