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... DOVER SPY” STORY. According to the “ Dover Express.” sensation has been caused in military circles there by a rumour that German spy has been captured. It appears that on Thursday foreigner, supposed to bo German, was observed near Fort Burgoyne at Dover ...
... SPY BUREAU IN SWEDEN. CHRISTIANIA. Wednesday. Commenting on the many rumours of the German spy bureau in Gothenburg, the Tidens sayslt is an open secret in Norway that spies receive instructions from the spy bu-eau at Gothenburg. Many Norwegians engaged ...
... Spy fears at school founder of a posh Scottish school was a suspected Nazi spy, according to records released yesterday. MIS agents In Edinburgh, top police and the Secretary of State for Scotland ware convinced In 1940 that Dr Kurt Hahn should be Interned ...
... FALSE RUMOURS There was another method by which the Germans sought to destroy confidence and to increase confusion, namely, the method of false rumour. It is A well-known fact that in times of stress and danger even sensible human beings are apt to relieve ...
... AN ALLEGED BOER SPY. Great sensation has been caused in London this week by the arrest of Dr. Krause for high treason, an unfamiliar crime in these prosaic days, which recalls traitors hung in chains from gibbets, or heads stuck on epikes on the gates ...
... Spy Centre The Japanese knew the exact location of vital airfields, hangars, and other structures, and where certain naval vessels would be berthed. Their fliers.” says the report. had the most detailed maps, courses, and bearings so that each could attack ...
... CHARLIE IS NOT A SPY Charlie Kunz, the famous syncopated pianist, has been the victim of amazing rumours —that he is enemy alien and has incurred all sorts of penalties for broadcasting information in codel “I have heard that I have been sent to the Tower ...
... spying. TNMAN LINE OF BOYAI ■■■ TSUBSDATA Woi»li,li,lkud!lorwMti ci to and booked any part ol the State* and CANADA at •* evwj> given Wlt.r.UM 1 Agent ...
... came to NOWHERE and h NOW CAN lOU SAVE so a by rolular(y at our brans !Liverpool ooperative —and not a spy to be caught ! in the fantastic rumours of the day. There were only 23 of them. The sudden blow was effective. The advancing Germans got a surprise ...
... Kailchau—in which the Russians 5,000 men. These reports seem to be only rebashes or variations of the as yet unconfirmed rumours contained in Liao- Yang telegrams, direct and through Bt. Petersburg, published yesterday, which gave the scene of the fighting ...
... Germany. The train was sent Mecklenburg. Central News. He in rich Gross*, the German spy who was sentenced three years penal servitude on February 6, 1912, for spying at Portsmouth and released on licence April 18 last, was to-day recommitted to prison ...
... THE RUSSIAN SPY. This is the title of one of the original contributions to the Continental Annual; it is at the same time one of the most interesting. The author describes himself as a surgeon and a native of Dresden, in which city he passed the memorable ...