... diplomatic gossip. Rumour focussed accusations on tho Teutonic Embassies, for it recalled that frcqocntly there have been whispers speculation the G« rin«i and Austrian Embassy staffs and their friends. Tlio telf-i'dvcrii?od German spy,'' Dr. Carl Armgaard ...

... destroyecL’’ That, .-aid Mr. Marshall Hall, could lAan nothing else but deliberate accusation that the plaintiff wa? German spy league with the enemies of this cotmtry. The defendants did not set any plea justification and they j ha«l declined publish ...

... injured.—Press Association War Special. THE U.S. SPY HUNT. DISCOVERY OF SOURCE OF LEAKAGE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Sunday. The Department of Justice has resumed its activities in the German spy hunt which started when America declared war ...

... stated, evidence that spying is going on vigilantly, even in high circles. The Senate Military Committee are requiring all State departments to conduct rigid investigations in order to prevent military news becoming known, and spy huut now in progress ...

... emplacements will now destroyed.” That, said counsel, coud moan nothing else, but deliberate arc Nation that plaintiff was a German spy in league with the enemies of this country. Defendants had declined publish a fuil apology which all the plaintiff wanted In ...

... point only twenty miles distant, and the first report; of it reached Commander Locker- La mpson late the 20th. At Stanislau rumours began to circulate during the afternoon of the 22nd that Tarnapol was in danger, but nothing positive was known at the Staff ...

... from the air. It takes a long time to gather guns and material for a big effort, and the enemy aircraft are up every day spying around trying to find out what going on. The object this attack has been attained, and a push forward over about a mile has ...

... this mania was driven from the popular brain. There were rumours also that the Russians had poisoned the Mugget See, the lake whence Berlin draws part of its water supply. There were constant rumours throughout Germany of the arrest Russian spies disguised ...

... meeting of the Council Wednesday Referring rumours of alleged shortage of food in tho town, the Mayor said he had interviewed the leading provision dealers, and could assure visitors and residents that the rumours were utterly false. had been 6tated that ...

... told they did not want any evidence. Witness told few facts, and produced the plan of a spy Clipboard Gruban had at the works. Witness produced a plan of the spy cupboard, or listening parlour. Witness got the plan prepared. He thought the Advisory Committee ...

... ships which carried the American Expeditionary Force Prance are expected lead further steps to combat the insidious German spy system, and may result in even more stringent measures, if possible, being taken cloak the movements of forces from the enemy ...

... pom© interesting comments this evening. Y ¥ (J There is interesting theatrical rumour the effect that one our boldest, and most original is writing a war play without spy in »t. The German Press has tins week been announcing the • defeat of th ...