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Show HUNGARIAN AGENT HELD FOR THEFT OF JEWELS BBRftSi Switzerland. T).-. J 1 m jrreponilncc ) Max Weterniunn, ; itho former agent of the Hungarian ll'rlncc Eaterhazy has been attested Of the Zurich polite. ihurgel with liav-uig liav-uig sold the Jewelry of the Esterhayl .family and realized more thun ? 0 0 , - j 1 1 from the aa le. it is alleged that Prince Baterhazy ;.tve thr family j-wr-is to Weatermann during the Hungarian revolution nndj Weatermann promised to carry the jewels tn a vafe place in Swii.n io nd The, poller allege th.ii VVe8termaHh had moif than BO accomplices bul none of them have yet been arrested.; Mot of thr property of Prlnc'o Nicholas Nich-olas Esterhuzy. one of the wealthiest of the Hungarian aristocrat.-, v. .1 questrated by the Hungarian Bolshi ki during the revolution of layi yeai The prince who was th. owner 01 loo, 000 acres of land, several Castles and ar- collections of great value woi n ported then to have been assigned bj i the Bolshevik! to a three-room apart , ment In his splendid castle of Kisi i -jsladt. A Bolshevist tailor was administrator admin-istrator of his estates and it was rm ported that the prince had applied to him for work in order to support hla family. The P.olshcv ist appointed him Inspector of his own forests at a salary sal-ary of 3.000 crowns a month I '"'i merly the prince's income amounted to " cral million crowns a year. |