... another being emptied two Germans were found who are said to spies. Other sacks really contained garden produce. The wounded spy and his companions will be brought before a court-martial. THE SOUTHERN WAR. Servians v. Austrians. THE SERVIAN VICTORY. Enormous ...

... many branches not a single case can be traced. In others only very few caaea are known. Nearly every inspector has heard the rumours in circulation, and these seem i to have been much the same in all districts. Cases have been spoken of as likely to occur ...

... person having the appearance of German attacked the street or arrested on suspicion of spying. Most improbable reports have been spread by the Press. For instance, rumour was current that German soldiers had tried murder General Leman, the commander of Liege ...

... commission in Australia, denied that Iwi told Mrs Rons that the plaintiff was German spy, but that was under police surveillance suspected person. If had thought was spy would not have dealt so tenderly with h«r, but would have hud her arrested. Counsel ...

... written an article comparing British the spy systems wanted to know if any paper would pay him for it” The English haven’t brains the imagination for effective spying” declared haven’t the men at head of the spy service “Germany’’ he kindly conceded “is ...

... only tuodcrato prepOTMt being from the town itMB» The Bev. D. B. Taylor, speaking * sale of work Newcastle, lh laded to the rumour that soldierk were given drinking* *** be wicked to allow the rmnoor to gs to; contradicted. It waa not traa tad 4 the , wive* ...

... German trade-unions denounces the Socialist which favoured President ote as friends of foes. DETECTIVE ARRESTED. Rotterdam Spy Suspect. (Reuter’s Telegram.) Amsterdam, Thursday. Het Volk ” learns authoritatively that one of the chief detectives in the ...

... REGEHT STENTS. KEEPING THE GERMANS ON THE QUI VIVE. Gmkbas Unpleasant Enemies in the Dark. POSSIBLE INTENTION OF INVASION RUMOURS. The Press Bureau this morning issued the. descriptive account; which has been communicated by an eye-witness present with ...

... follow iug paragraph with respect to th© cusa: It has been rumoured for some time that Arugaard Karl Graves, convicted at Ixriubuigb ia July last year, has been released. Although the rumour the release has officially coitfirmed, we have reason to believe ...

... against prisoner was under the Official Secrets Act. He had heard rumours that the suspicion against: him was of spying. did not find any j document which showed that prisoner had been spying. That morning charged , pr'soner with high treason, and he replied ...

... Staff i» that of eonstituting army corps out of shoulder straps. During a war the air is full rumours, even at General Headquarters, and when these rumours are concerned with the dispositions oi the enemy tneir scope is much enlarged if the hostile army ...

... August Wilhelm was wounded will time I IRON CROSS FOR NAVAL LIEUTENANT Wilhelm y llMS the Iron First Class -inker vessel— A SPY- Monday It stated Karl Ernst barber convicted ’ years’ 16 ago to in Alder-hot THE REVERSED ALLIES NOW GAINING PREPONDERANCE ...