ILLUSTRATIONS
Reading edition
Inspector Thomas J. Tunney Frontispiece
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Lieutenant-Colonel Nicholas Biddle, Military Intelligence 4
Paul Koenig 10
Random Pages from “P. K.’s Little Black Book” 22, 23, 26, 27, 36, 37
Alexander Dietrichens and Frederick Schleindl 30
Carmine and Carbone in Court 46
Pages from the bomb-thrower’s textbook 52
A postcard received by Commissioner Woods after the arrest of the Anarchists 60
Detectives in Disguise—George D. Barnitz, Patrick Walsh, James Sterett, Jerome Murphy 64
Threats to Polignani 66
Frank Abarno and Carmine Carbone 66
A Handbill, printed in Hindu, used by the Hindu-Boche Conspirators 72
The Hindu-Boche Conspirators 76
The Annie Larsen’s Cash Account 80
Gupta’s Code Message 80
How the Hindus used Price Collier’s “Germany and the Germans” as a cryptogram 90
Alexander V. Kircheisen and his application for a certificate as able seaman 106
Lieutenant George D. Barnitz, U. S. N. 118
Robert Fay and Lieut. George D. Barnitz 130
Fay, Daeche and Scholz arraigned in Court 130
The Fay Bomb Materials 138
Lieutenant Fay’s Motor Boat 150
Rudder Bombs 154
Franz Rintelen 160
Henry Barth, who posed as the German Secret Service Agent 164
Ernest Becker 168
Captain Charles von Kleist and Captain Otto Wolpert 168
Sergeant Thomas Jenkins, U. S. Army, who located part of one of the bombs in the German Turn Verein in Brooklyn 174
Norman H. White, of Boston, a civilian attached to the Military Intelligence, who unearthed numerous German intrigues 180
Mrs. Holt’s Mysterious Letter 208
The First Word from Texas 208
Fritz Duquesne prepared for a Lecture Tour as Captain Claude Stoughton 224
From Fritz Duquesne’s Past 230
Papers found in Fritz Duquesne’s effects 236
Lieutenant Commander Spencer Eddy 248
Major Fuller Potter, Military Intelligence 252
Lieutenant A. R. Fish, Naval Intelligence 260
Captain John B. Trevor, Military Intelligence 268