... ALLEGED SPYING SWEDISI SNIPPING. Christiania, Tuesday. The “Tidene Tegn” reports tost three Swedes, equipped with photographic apparatus, have bean arrested near Tonaberg and deported. It is believed the capture af the steamer Thomas was dm to spies, ...

... stiT twenty-four hours in which appeal. If the sentence be carried out Gruault will be tlw first spy be shot in France. This fact disposes of the wild rumours current since the beginning the war. according to one which 1,573 German •pica have already been ...

... set fire to her house threw her children into the flames. SHOT BY GERMANS AS A SPY, Association W*b Spbcial. Amsterdam, Monday. The Tijd learn* from Put to: It is rumoured that M. Dubois, director of rail'vay* Ghent, ha* been shot by Germans for espionage ...

... Verdun, who. says, hare contributed the final Tictory and the crowning the united cfiforte tho ■Allies.—Renter's Telegram. SPY EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY. In the Early Days ot the War. are indebted the courtesy of editor of tho “Daily Telegraph*** for following ...

... RESORTS. Christiania, Wednesday. Comroenting upon the many rumours German bureau in Gnthenbnig, the **Tiden« Tegu says: is an open secret Norway that spies receir# instructions from the spy bureau Gothenburg. Many Norwegians engaged here for espionage ...

... Sussex Yeomanry. He them stated that he tuid been arrested a« Russian spy, and the QermaM had taken the money. He wrote out • remarkable story having' been arrested three times aa spy and couit-martialed. Thie story, said coinw«!, was quite imaginary forat ...

... the defence of their own nountry sad left Hungary to the protecfaom ef its own troope, but they have relinquished the idea of spy indapendent action, and decided to tack thsmeelnn to the German right wing and play the modest ride one the component ports ...

... like a German spy and speaks like one. sure he a German rpy.” Miss Alex said she was convinced he was German spy, while Sir Maurice himself remarked. “Of course, he is a German spy and will arrested before the war over, and will shot as spy.’* Witness said ...

... day received from M. Pbfairare. was the following letter from M, editor the Royalist “Action Francaiee,” and chief amateur spy-hunter of Franc©! M. President, —I address myself you, for it important that you should acquainted with what is no longer secret ...

... intermediary.” statements, added oonnsel, wore made to another resident Marlow. Plaintiff gave evidence making inquiries about rumours that reached Uim Fell** to we. where was stationed, and counsel's statement about the proceedings that led up to the issue ...

... fondants should be restrained from -niinning publish Pearson's *’ of Julv 24. containing an article entitled Lady ‘Olanusk a spy-catcher. or tho portion which related to plaintiff. The h>>cl was article which had sub-heading How her ladvshm hnu*.-. spies ...

... the Court at St. Peterahurgh—a fact known only Alma. Peteraon, and myself? I could think of only one answer—that there was spy house who had overheard discussing it. I had often had striking proofs of the ability of Terrorists obtain the moat accrafc ...