HUNDREDS OF SPIES ARE
TO BE ARRESTED, IN U. S.
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■WASHINGTON. D. C., April 5.—
.Hundreds of spies, it is admitted,
-will be arrested by secret service
agents immediately the declaration
of war is signed by the President.
These will be taken into custody
throughout every section of the
Union, where the activities of these
men have for a considerable time
been under direct surveillance..
BERLIN, April 5.—The German |
press almost without exception is
bitter in its attacks upon President
Wilson. The Lokal Anzeiger quotes
the statement made by the Amer
ican Ambassador at the Munich ban
quet wherein he said that the rela
tions between the two countries
were never so cordial.
Most of the papers accuse the Am
ericans of bad faith and the Voss
iche Zeitung says that the action of
Wilson was taken at the command
of England.
AMSTERDAM, April 5.—The
‘strafing’ that Great Britain used
to receive during the earlier days
of the war and the bitterness dis
played towards that nation as com
pared with the rest of the enemies
of the Central Powers, is being
transferred bodily to the United
States and newspaper writers and
cartoonists are vying with one an
other in attacking America and the
Wilson policy is being received
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with great anger. The main charge
is that England ordered America
and American obeyed the command.
Some of the cartoons are vitri
olic.
SEATTLE, April 5.—The prose
cution in the Tracy case rested
•with over one hundred witnesses
uncalled to the stand. A summary
of the prosecution’s case shows that
it is not a strong one, witnesses
disagreed among themselves on ma
terial points. Some of them con
tradicted one another Others ad
mitted brutalities verbally, and
elsewhere admitted beating up and
deporting without trial strikers.
It was shown that the sheriff was
called by the Commercial Club and
that armory guns were moved to
the club prior to tho battle.
MacRae on the stand got badly
tangled up by Attorney Vanderveer
giving conflicting evidence and ad
mitting the illegality of many of his
acts. One who turned state’s evid
ence contradicted important evid
ence of MacRae and admitted that
he would be a whole Tot better oft'
if he testified. He said that he
had expected the worst on Novem
ber 5 and had waited up all nignt.
He admitted being in a reforma
tory, in a state and military prison
at different times. Under cross ex
amination another witness admit
ted being paid for his testimony.
One swore that Herbert Mahler took
jewelry from the men and placed it
in the I. W. W. safe Jn the hall but
none was there, judge Mahon of
Spokane said the death of Chief
of police Sullivan was probably due
to political reasons.
Mahler was the first witness for
the defense and was followed by
James P. Thompson.
In reply as to what he said in his
Everett propaganda talk he used
profuse quotations from the Indus
trial Relations report and painted
actual industrial conditions. Three
of the jurywomen wiped their eyes
with handkerchiefs when he showed
the causes of degeneracy, prostitu
tion and beggary. Two Jurymen
nodded their heads when he clinched
his argument by asserting that la
bor solidarity was stronger than a
resort to violence. Asked to ex
plain the meaning of the reference
to malodorous tendencies he re
plied “That refers to skunks”
“What do y<fu mean by skunks?”
He answered “scabs, gunmen and
the lawyers arcr in that class who,
knowing the illegality of the ac
tion, went down to the dock in
Everett to kill the fellow workers’’.
Everyone including the jury laughed
at this, the cool answer striking
home. Evidence, was given by Eve
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notihng, he swore, on the decks of
the Verona after the fight but spent
bullets and wounded and dead. The
gunmen shot at the passengers who
dropped over board. MacRae swore
that there were no rifles or shot
guns on the dock Snnday. The jury
going to Everett on the Verona saw
the cabins riddled with B. B. shot
and proved that the gunmen had
fired blindly through the warehouse
walls at the Verona.
Two hundred more witnesses are
to be called and it wrill be two
weeks before a verdict is rendered.
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the many voters who signified their
confidence in her as an candidate
tor the office of treasurer of the
School Board.
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