Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Great Woman Sou
Tells Life Story
Author Gives Stirring Revelations
OF Germans Far-Rcaching
Espionage System.
WRITTEN BY MISS OLGA Won
MARX.
EDITED DY HENRI DE HAL
SALE.
Copyright. 1917, by Henri de Hal
sale. by the international
News Bureau. Inc.

las you will no doubt know. or at
least will have heard. Germany at any
time may find herself involved In war
with more than one great European
power. England, France and Russia
mean to cru:h the Fatherland-if they
can. No means are dirty enough for
these powers to accomplish their aim
English gold has bought from US,
through corrupt sources. many OF our
secrets. especially naval France and
Russia are doing all in their power
TO instil into the minds OF our work
crs that If it comes to war, Germany
VIII stand no chance Of victory but
Will be crushed in fortnight, The
idea, OF course. is to make the notion
of war against France. Russia and
England unpalata ble-repulsive Much
has secretly been done by our enemies
More they intend TO do-if they can.
They ere at work all over Germany.
Before we take drastic action we want
the names or photographs or, failing
photographs. sketches OF the persons
who are causing the trouble We want
this done quietly. When we have
these. the rest will be easy. The
originators Of these meetings will dis
appear" Here Captain CAM gr!nned
In very creepy way. There was no
doubt as TO what he meant
You mean me TO sketch the faces
OF certain persons. suppose" re-
!"Hi heo. But SuppoSing / am de-
tccted-?"
You could only lose life. fraulein."
replied the captain with another creepy
GRIN Then with serious face. he
AIDED you must use your own re-
sources and discretions. am told
you have a good visual memory, and
mat you draw portraits we'll"
interjccted.
You will soon see. You will easily
perceive who are the moving spirits.
only two or three will be there Keen
your ears open. Do not attempt 70
make notes. Do not sketch IL YOU re-
likely TO be observed: Show no dis
approval of what may be said. Rathsr
me reverse Applaud tudiciously. Re-
MEMBER all you can. And If any one
ASKS II you are Frau Wilfert of
Munich, say at once yes but do NOT
enter INTO conversation with any aues
Noher-or any one at all. You will
sse ,hat the name on your ticket is
d. Mhiert. OF Munich" had al
fcauE seen It. SO 1 merely nodded.
After the meeting a good manv .,
me audience Will hold back. and no
oouot still further settle the fate 81
/ me German empire; but as regards
yourself. get away as soon as nos
sInie. II You find II Impossible n
i i"IHe sHetches of the 'agitators in the
" In
some cafe. and draw from memory ~
even the next morning, as You ranem-
ner races well, sketch them hsfnr,
tFuhstuck." CFruhstuck or early hi, ;,
as you know, is the elegant Germ,,
lame Tor breakfast) Bring vow re'
morning." 'oo an the
III YOU will excuse me- cant,,n
CAM l now said. do you mind Iii
!Ae me why in this particular case :,
! woman is chosen?"
~ is the Emperor's sneciaI mis-.
VI late tho Emperor has learned -;
mucn valuable information being sun-
p!Ieo oy women OF this institute. TIE
tEmperor has also learned lot OF
-. ing on the part OF men employed
Wy hoeniser gratzerstrasse 20. Thev
are often suspected a, this k,nd -,
work" Aiho OF
More SO than women"
Much more. You see. a man :,
teliisence officer in the course ne =
80" years gets policeman look He
cannot help ii. 1t shows in his f,ca
III .he expression OF his eyes, in his
eait and movements \ woman 10 10,
so affected. At least. this 10 ~
opinion OF the Emperor"
is the Emperor, then, changing vi.
church, Kitchen and chiIdren's attjtuds
towards women"
captain CAM leered. What the En-
peror says In public and thinks In nri-
'ate-are not always collateral W.
nave woman chief here. as YOU know
"at taet speaks for itself" The look
IN the eyes OF Captain CAM won,d
not have pleased Frau Orloff-bad s,,a
hho"n the feeling that caused tina,
look.
At o'clock found myself In Froe-