This paper investigates automatic identification of Information Structure (IS) in texts. The experiments use the Prague Dependency Treebank which is annotated with IS following the Praguian approach of Topic Focus Articulation. We automatically detect t(opic) and f(ocus), using node attributes from the treebank as basic features and derived features inspired by the annotation guidelines. We present the performance of decision trees (C4.5), maximum entropy, and rule induction (RIPPER) classifiers on all tectogrammatical nodes. We compare the results against a baseline system that always assigns f(ocus) and against a rule-based system. The best system achieves an accuracy of 90.69%, which is a 44.73% improvement over the baseline (62.66%).