... GERMAN SPY RUMOUR LEADS BALBRIGGAN LIBRARIAN INTO TROUBLE. Before Meseta. Goo. (iradwell (chairman): T. E. Preston, Patrick Farrell. C. Macortney Fi'gate, and Captain Osborne. SHEEP DIPPING CASES. Summoned for leaving 41 sheep at Gormanston undipped,Gerald ...

... Germany Government Book giving a to the ruth-let ‘‘If is done” ” n the people mqved” GERMAN BUREAU AT Christiania upon many rumour spy Tidena' it open secret spies from Gothenburg Norwegians espionage tho paper withdrawn on ‘informed expected them effective ...

... SPY RUMOURS. ANZAC BUFFET PRESENTATION AND BOYCOTT. General Sir Robert Murray MacCheyne Anderson, Commandant of the Australian Forces this country, was the defendant a slander.action in the King’s Bench Division to-day. The action was brought by Mrs. ...

... SPYING FOR SUBMARINES Capture of a Swedish Ship Through Reuter's Agency.) CHRISTIANIA. Tuesday. The •* Tegn” jeporle that three Swedes, equipped with photographic have been neer Fousberg and deported. It believed the capture of the steamer Tliunuid -was ...

... SPY BUREAU. German Organisation In • Gothenburg. CHRISTIANIA, Wednesday. (Received to-dav.) Commenting upon many rumours of the German spy bureau in Gothenburg, the Tidens says:— open secret in Norway that spies receive instructions from the spy bureau ...

... SPY PANIC. INNOCENT PEOPLE SHOT IN GERMANY. In a continuation of his experience# Germany now being puolished in the Daily Telegraph,” Gerard, formerly Ambassador Bcrl u, says: *‘ During these first days there was a great spy excitement in Germany. People ...

... REVELATIONS AND RUMOURS. New American revelations of German spying and other discreditable methods are published almost daily. We would warn our readers that all news coming from America is highly coloured and deeply underlined. The spirit of America ...

... SPY MAMA. MR. GERARD AND FIRST DAYS THE WAR IN GERMANY. Mr. Gerard, in the instalment of his book appearing in to-day's '* Daily Telegraph. writes: During the first days of war there was great excitement in Germany. People were seized crowds in the streets ...

... GERMANY SPY MAD. MR. GERARD ON MURDEROUS CROWDS. are indebted to the courtesy of tha editor of the ''Daily Telegraph for the following extracts. from the instalment of Mr. Gerard's book which appears in to-day's ,issue that journal: During the first ...

... GERMAN SPY SYSTEM Operations in Norway (Through Beater's Agency.) Wednesday. Commenting upon many rumours German spy bureau in Gothenburg, the •' Tidona says It is open secret in Norway that receive mstrurtioiu from a apy bureau Gothenburg. Many Norwegians ...

... SPY CENTRE IN NORWAY, INSTRUCTIONS FROM BOCHB BUREAU GOTTENBURG. CHRISTIANIA, Wednesday. Commenting upon the many rumours of the existence of German spy bureau Gothenburg, the Tidens Tegn says that it is open secret, in Norway that spies receive instructions ...

... SPY PANIC IN GERMANY. The following are extracts from the instalment of Mr. hook which appear in to-day's London ” Daily Telegraph”’—During the first days of the war there was great spy excitement in Germany. People were seized crowds in the streets. ...