New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Rossi gives d detailed account of the
transactions which took place at meet
ings of the conspirators. The paper
says in part:
in the atmosphere Of political and
economic anarchy caused by the war
and the peace Of Versailles there are
being born with equal dexterity plans
and combinations of unbelievable mad
ness. These are springing up both on
the extreme Left as we'll as or the
extreme Right What more fantastic can
there be than the already accomplished
alliance between Mustapha Kemal
and Enver Pasha on one side and Le-
nine and Trotzky on the other? The
political and military plan of Colonel
Bauer may sound like the product OF
deliriums but it was altogether posi-
BILE for it to play no less fatal role
in the history of Europe than that
fantastic adventure Of the Moscow
Communists"
Movements of Conspirators
Outlining in detail the movements
Of the conspirators, the Kerensky or
gan says:
Colonel Bauer, travelling on false
passport on the name of DR.. Buerger,
and ebitsch-Lincoln Ugnatius Ire
bitsch- Lincoln. confessed German spy
Commons, who was arrested after q
fight to New York and returned to
London, and then deported to Berlin)
bearing a passport in the name of DR..
Legot Y, went from Vienna to Ruda
pest on May 10, accompanied by a con-
fdental woman secretary. On May
16 conference was held in Budapest,
in which the famous Major Proznaye
took part. Next day another con
ference was held, in which Ekhardt
and Hember (two OF the hungarian
conspirators) participated. At this
conference Colonel Bauer delivered to
ACmiral Horthy confidential letter
fro n General LudendorF. The general
plan for the conspiracy deviked by
Colonel Bauer was adopted by the CON
splrat RS at q meeting on May 26. On
June | the plan received the approval
of Admiral Horthy.
The arrival of General JudendortF
and Official representatives from Ba-
varia was then awaited. A dispatch
arranging for the conference was sem
to Major Steifani at Munich. The con
terence was pontponed. however, due
to the general elections in German,
scheduled for June 6. Colonel Bauer
eft Budapest and took up his residence
with q certain Hungarian count. 1t i.
also known that General Biskupski ar
rived IN Budapest. with a passport OF
the name of Dubois, on June II, bring
ing with him certain Documents A
about the same time there arrived j,
Budapest certain Muller, represent
ing the proposed White Russian GOV
ernment. The conspirators advised tht
" hlte- Russians to combine with tn.
Bolsheviki against Poland, and White
Russian delegation was then actIall
dispatched to Reval with the intention
of making It's way into Soviet Russia
On June 22 second memorandum
bearing upon military operations an,
certain negotiations submitted &
B@uer was approved.
The secret concentration Of Cernlna
troops, with the assistance of the Or
gcsch, terrorist attempts upon prom
nent statesmen Of the countries formet
on the ruins Of the Austro- Hungarian
Empire, assassination Of Social Demo
crats-all OF this was outlined in full
detail by Colonel Bauer to his fellow
consplra tors, who approved it as cas-
lily as they did the proposed manufac
ture of counterfeit moUcy.
"EarIy in July the Bavarians arrive,
IN Budapest, but without LudendorfT
On July II they met Horthy at Godod
On July II there was another genera
conference, at which action was takel
on questions Of finance. Colonel Zia
KIN, who was given 100000 kroner. wa
dispatched to the Crimea for ncgotia
tion with Wrangel. General Biskup
ski was given 100000 kroner and pro
vision was made to finance the manu-
tacture of counterfeit money. An ap
preparation of 5000, 900 kroner was mad
n Of