The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-12
Love, Trsason. Theft and Eiib-
DRY Figure IN Seasa-
tional Story.
GIRL Is USED As LURE
ofseer orce Decorated Ter ssxseFy BY
cxar Believed 20 pa Most unser1.
paieas Raseai In EsswirAa Rec
ercs ~ Rassia

Stockholm. ---Tsaguasr 10 Gysscr, sev.
9atreGr yemr,<sad daughter Of Rasssaa
senesal sacked many cigarettes In
a~r essa---and sEaSted-
In an sdiac~ut evil. Hassnse aus I'M
communicative. Col. Aaasaataess, Resk
HatJetiaeasc excsief OF . cosSaeS REG
iniens. wounded twice and decorated
personally hy the csag tsw brilliant
leadership ani bravery In the war. sse-
aei detectives who sssaghs 20 prove
aim the Hasst nnscgspalo1s fascal In
he criminal records II the country.
Elsewhere IG the pFlsaa 50 aemt,esS
4 balsheylss gnag stAtRp~siesi 10 issi
.tte polite wi,at ihey kneiW tetaSacarniing
he fste Of rasg alleged TO hAya t.eon
nyrd - 'gaQFyter island" by isagnnar.
y hs IL. SID ii. Ia ,lse a2nees az The
fossark csaapt.
Reveal Workings Of Gang,
.Atpat ttae4e tiza. Illse lqAlsee $50. have
r~yoived the Haschlnstlens es balshse-
visit and royals, Russian psos,ers ea-
IN Fasi III a dael ~ wits sna lupilcity,
HadIe,larhe Is said tn stsHi revealed
40 tho leader IT a Russian apache
gang whose syinpathies and services
swung hsck and forth to The side with
the most money.
The colaa*i established himself here
- the ageh, Of Nikolai Lcn,ns, Soon,
however. he appears 20 have sold
o9s" the cause ~ hnlsheyiaa In favor
II the royaliSss Next they were de-
serted faf nensrai fprtes Hat there
SITTER his attsllatlons became toa n,lxexi
and conflicting for understanding and
me police are seeking simply 10 knew
TIA, murder and robbery were the
crimes In which he collsborstevi with
the girl
Arriving here last November. the
Cassaca established haisheyis.
,aesensy With . enriess 4 ssnnts. CHARGED
by the Moscow government with fhe
task Of destroying the counter revola.
iionary star by murder or kidnapping
II less strenuous means failed
Claim American Involved.
"a natIetiachc's stan are said 20
have teen Rerinald islr, an American.
two Russian flying officers. C1eg and
ivar salisevsky. their wiscs. rrofes-
.snr iIsstnger German snnslrsl tutnr
whose constant companion was a
handsome widow: colouel roalova.
formerly Of she Russian army, and
10 other inen and women.
The COLONEL soon met The Russian
General he aysssr. who lived here
IN exile With Bis two sons, George
aud Louis. nnd The Schoolgirl newmar.
II was hnt o fy~ days unItl the g~ft-
esNi and his ehilJrsH were ennaeshe'i
IN the i'sssaek $ schemes.
Tyep BOW, Il ~ uot clear - the ~.
seSt.Fatars whether General i>~ Gys.
srr and hts clllircn we're In the ray of
he lnolsheyls's They pVlnrtcsl ~
~ rHrrrt e1aH'er reyyIasienists and
when they joit.t'd forces With Eiadiet.
lachp he WIS temporarily On the side
" the royalists~-R violent deiractnr
n Icalhe aud she Moscow government,
ihst had him sent here With unlimited
money.
Led Two Murder Leagues.
The Colonel sstah shed a nawsrn ner
The Echo os Russia. The better TO
larry oai his pretcuse 10 royallst ser-
,imeuts hut the police have naw
learned that sll the while he was In
-ungtEut tuuctl with IeHine reporting
frequently the progress Of the counter
revolutionary plots,
Al ons period the police said. Hsi-
letlarhe WAS the lea6er u two opposing
murder leagnss--ths ntiresointion-
lists aud the r~sls---esch faction bent
OF the extinction 81 the other, As q
side Hire hA IL said 10 have dahhled
In robbery. and that is where paStnar
appeared "a ths iRre.
Among TIE iuti trossheyists vas the