Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

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Same. ana kept in touch with Rurocde.
When Jacks" usefulness with the new
director was ended. regular service
man VINO called himself "AuChcr' was
assigned to the case. But before
Jack could introduce "Aucher.'
iuroedc Informed Jack" that all pass
port activity WAS suspended Until the
second week OF the new year.
Aucher. however. believed that il
would be dangerous to allow that time
TO eIapsc without gaining a glimpse of
inc inner WORKINGS OF The bureau. SO
thai week hefor" Christmas. We see
HIM IN the Suisc Of "gangster" walk
'e u un ,m'rQun'.n ~" huroedes ONCE
I'm Jacks fri.nd."
really. that's tn,eres,i,." ro.,l;od
Rurocdc
Well ,hat.s me" ,,cbor ,rd
n, tho any IN a ,nanne- ,ru, "a -. ..in,..
brow" makeup HES TN, ,.,, r,,,.
been handing Won them n.,ssHn,, ,,,d
I'm here to ind on, where m., m
Did you give him any cush2,
Rurocde was no, mn ON ,,,,oric
slang and Anchor ir,cr,ro,oJ ..,..
into money" The spv ,hcn rcniinJ
HAT he saw no reason uhv -. .hn.,,i
tell Aucher whether no had ,,~c,,
"jach'' money.
I'll tell YOU WHY" Auchcr crow,oa
the spy later admitted tina, he was
conplctcly duped bv Tho make-un ,"L
acting. and was even in,imitlatcd
slirhtlv-"I',n IN. lad wha,,s hcn, s.o,
ting them for Jack Jack claims you
m",e" $50 iHSS WIN hichcl.
~" ~" WI 'hreh you not!
N","ts SoNieu horr'oiF al ms and
q" an! more money
S"'" mere was not
d. ~ IN W. '"a' 'here hliSht he
"e ~ ,a .'o'." ,,
Hucher; Let
cue 80 Gn, ~ .iis. ne nothinS out
y, .I1; -, 49, az ~ anu nc nceh
- % tMt 'iohe? Let
'"' '"'' '"'ie 'He' ourselves.
"Gcttins the Goods" on Rurccdc.
The outcome Of the interview was
that Iuroede weakened before Aucher's
rude eloqucnce and persistence and dis
play of correspondence with the State
l., partmcnt relative to passports The
German finally agreed to Aucher's
proposition. having in mind the fact
that a Scandinavian steamer was sail
ing on the End of JANUARY. and tina;
s.rvists on that ship.
Auchcr asserted his ability to Get the
passports. and after much bargaining
agreed 10 turn them over to Ruroede
SEQ for native Americans $50 for
natural;zed. the latter heinz more dif.
fcuit to obtain. It was mutually
agreed that they meet again on the
day before Christmas for the delivery
of the passports
>y.d,u Io. m. S
h"ch IN Ne" lorE soihcthinE more
n'"ter'"i IMAM psEchoIoGlcal enects
were Heha eng Won Medeil. Four or
NV va - aver ms iI-Ialcu interview
Win 1aCH inc net Of the service was
.nNeI'P'hS MIN me hrst move beinE
~, Henu '"ch oack 10 Won "eneii
ne ss.ono interview occurred eight
.dES "l'cr the nrst. frompted by the
uePa the young man toid Won
eoeii mat ne was unable to swing
N'e Jo"' "u' 'hht ne couiu recommend
ND" "ho could ms afrah ement
"as "a lIsIac'oTE 10 me SPY.
ene sc, We Cou,n ora" It's
ne' ,'s h'er around Won Nedell' inc
sbS tame iF,s hteneh ana lost his
hiic the bureau was IN us
49, oi SucteSs anu ne crop OF pass
p9, "an ne > ne hhu 'snPEcu the
ot ue'ect'oh ana me Pchat-
10 m..H Mnlcn' aS iaMHer. ne was
. a,'.. III y" "'"E, TWO ueitpera'elN
o' -" pasSpo''s' ohe OF 'hcSe the
S'"'c ePart'hcht haa hcld UP.
nc" OF otner ne discovered that
NJ, suit 30 espiohase.
800; val neu nm 'hal ne was
~, IN, 'hu auN go Nun |" ice
~ ms HuN"aE "ihher WAS
.r -" me similar aoNict OF ms
ita'' t'iehu' an" OH the same
y "i.aih Noh I"pen informed
49,. ~ "p'l e.ienS'o!r VI " STARR
-" rassport. ne '"st pit OF
go Gu NoH Neue'i " COLA pse'
; ono. iot '!'eH i'""s to' iedH
'S tH'I eo"n'iS LOT ouD"'
"Su hi"'se'i
- .'. p.'ne' puI tue iaNc pass
e".t '", "c h"u i"Nehtcu wen.
I u"ei me ulrectioii u MARI
h,, "ei .upon 'he scrHice
'" ,i III us net ana cast anew
ne nd" tFahsi oriheu Nuroede
49, aeins tttrh thto Oar
no ~! i,'s n'sl oo'u move was 10
VIC pui eau III an once III
Hu'tu''7' s"' uhueF the
'"uo" VI the customs mouse
Nie'er n"He'
ms t"I u"!s th"t e'apsco the