Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

are loaded in England, France. Canada the United States and Russia De claring ii 10 be indispensable that all operations be conducted through the aid of third persons having no relation with the official agent of the govern ment. the German agents were order ed to organize explosions on ships sail ing to enemy countries and to produce delays and confusion in the sailing and unloading of these ships.
 With this end in view we particu- Iarly recommend to your attention the deek hands, among whom are to be found a areat number of anarchists ant. escaped criminals the order con- tinued.
 "in a letter of instruction to military agents in the United States dater Jan uary I5. 1915, and signed by Dr. E. Fischer. Councillor General of the Im- periaI German Army, instructions were given concerning the destruction of property in United States territory Agents to carry on destructive work the order read, can be recruited among the workingmen's unions which have anarchistic tendencies
 "A circular letter dated February 23, 1915. from the Director of the Press at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Der lin to all the German ambassadors. ministers and consuls. stated:
 There have been established
 within the territory of the country
 where you are special bureaus for
 the organization of propaganda in
 the countries that are in the war
 coalition against Germany. The
 propaganda will have for its object
 the inception of social movements
 accompanied by strikes. revolution
 ary explosions. separation move
 ments and civil war, as well as an
 agitation in favor of disarmament
 and the cessation of the present
 bloody war
 The Berlin government, as reveal ed in secret cablegrams, sent by the German Foreign Office to von Bern storff. instructed the Ambassador to arrange for the destruction of Canad- ian railroads and for sabotage in the United States. Tn the United States, the instructions read, sabotage can be carried out in every kind of factory for supplying munitions of war
 
 Tt was in line with these instruc- tions from Berlin, that Von Papen and Boy-Ed from the very beginning established connections with anarch- ists and the revolutionary elements of labor. Under Paul Koenig, Hamburg American Secret Service chief and aide to von Papen and BOy-Ed, were organized agents to destroy munitiou plants, blow up railroad bridges, fo- ment strikes, place bombs on ships, commit all forms of sabotage. as well as obtain information of military value to Germany. BOy-Ed, according to eYi- dence obtained by the Government, is believed to have spent $750,000 ana von Papen more than S2,000,OO0. The von Igel papers seized by hte Depar-- ment of Justice revealed fund or S20,0O0,G00 upon which German agents and spies could draw.
 While the publicity branch of the ! German propaganda by pr. Bernhard Dernburg and directed sec retly by William Bayard Hale-en- deavored by covert and cunning meth ods. and through subsidized apparent- llv American organizations, to work l American sentiment up to such a pltch 1 that it would demand an embargo on | the shipments of arms and war sup plies to the Allies, the secret service ! branch of German activity under von ! Papen at the same time undertook tC | achieve the same result by the meth i ods of the l. W. W. .Munition plants were destroyed. ships blown up and | numberless lives lost. Germany, em pIoving anarchistic malcontenls waged war against us within the con l fines of our own shores.
 And that continues to this day | Simultaneous with furthernig pacl1isl propaganda through radicals and t1, ! Socialist party, German agents, accord ing to Federal authorities. since the United States entered the war hay, carried on a systematic campaign oi sabotage for the destruction of wal supplies and the hampering of the wal work of the nation. Among the l. W w.. whose ultimate objects are pre- ciselv the same as the Russian Boi l sheviki. and the dissatisfied an' vicious. German agents, Goyernmen officials declare, have found conVen tent instruments for the continuance of their fell work in the United Sattes
 Anticipated Germany in Acts ot Terrorism
 By their very philosOpry and aVoW ed purposes the I. W. w., like the be trayers of Russia, are designed to fur ther the cause of imperial Germany Long before Germany sought to para Iyze the world with frightfulness. th' I. W. W. anticipated many of the meth ods of the swine-hearted Huns. Wha the I. W. w have done, and brazeni' propose to continue. would hardly b'