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... An Enemy Cable. Writing of the spy menace, may mention another rumour which reached me to-day. It is inconceivable that a cable could be laid from the English coast to Germany, and be used for the transmission of information to the enemy, without the ...
... prohibitions made under the Defence of the flc-lm Act. The “Daily Graphic” gives a few of the official “dont’s .— Don’t discuss rumours of military or naval operations in a public place. Don’t repeat amy wild unofficial report you may hear. Don’t attempt to ...
... departure for Japan is imminent.—(tentral News. THE SELF-CONFESSED SPY. New York. Friday- application for the «f Mr. Tribitseh Lincoln, formerly M.P. for Darlington, a self-confessed spy. who is wanted England te answer charges of forgery, was again before ...
... of certain rumour*. Unfortunately, these had been repeated a more offensive form. was un Dcccwurr for him say anything about loyalty and good faith of Professor Schuster, but although, at time like this, it was perhaps natural that rumours of this sort ...
... successful in one, that heing ...
... SPIES. LORD KITCHENER'S PROMPT ATTENTION. In its current issue, The Nursing Mirror states that there have been persistent rumours of female spies masquerading as nurses, both abroad and at home. Lord Kitchener, it appears, was afraid that the reports were ...
... concerning the British people and their conduct in the war, it is possible might even come to believe it. LONDON LETTER. SPY RUMOURS, RELIABLE AND OTHERWISE. (By Special Wire From Our Own Correspondents.) 65, Fleet-street, Friday Night It is not unnatural ...
... CERMAN’S DRAMATIC END AT BRIXTON, FAPEWELL MESSAGE ON HIS ‘DYING AS A SOLDIER, NOT AS A SPY man Kupferle, who has been on trial at Vd for two davs, before the Lord Chief Justice and tio other judges, on charges of es- snivide early this morning by pionage ...
... bouse, whilst the drawers and cupboards are filled with clothing of all descriptions. It is freely rumoured that the owner of the house was German spy, and this appears to be borne out the fact that in large outbuilding are a number of well-equipped pigeon ...
... should restrained from continuing to publish Pearson’s Weekly’* of July 24th, containing an article entitled Lady Glanusk as a Spy Catcher,” that ■••rtion the article which related to the {.aintiff. The libel complained was in the article which had as a ...
... was arrested the miUtarv authorities and transported to tork. and actually, a climax, Friday.) September, 1911. I was shot spy 1 York. . , „ A#? 1 had been a few days about this time a great many people were amawnl to see me ray return, and , had almost ...
... furnish authentic information regarding cases of: 1. Disseminating disloyal anti-war propaganda. or pro-German publications. 2. Spying, unauthorised signalliyr, furnishing petrol to enemy submarines, trailing with the enemy, etc. 3. Enemy aliens still at large ...