... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... was said about the ss In answer to Mr. Harris, Mr. Bunn of the did not remember the prisoner sayi es ap- he had heard it rumoured the meat were intending, in the event of Messrs to obtain the of the soldi » Par sailors. Prisoner had not mentioned anything ...

... Yeomanry. He then slated he had been ai rested in Hanover as Russian spy and the Germans had taken the money. He wrote out a remarkable story of having been arrested three times spy and courtmartialled. This story, said counsel, was quite imaginary, for ...

... CLERGYMAN MISTAKEN FOB SPY At the Thames Police Court yesterday three men were charged with disorderly conduct. was stated that on Sunday night a large hostile crowd assembled in Mile End and attempted to attack a minister taken for German spy. Accused said that ...

... youwlent says i— er Athens bas received calmly the cs fication of the early proclamat martial law. Covernment circle: the rumours tiat internal troub ir r expected. Nothing, they say, J th tears expressed. The Government gives as that all measures have ...

... further that every German is not necessarily a spy. There are. we are convinced, many Germans in the United Kingdom who have never had the slightest intention playing the very difficult and dangerous part the spy, to say nothing of the fact that we firmly ...

... like German spy, and speaks liko one. lam sure he a German spy.” Miss Levy said she was convinced was German spy. snr Maurice himself remarked, Of codrse he is German spy, and wili be arrested before the war is over, and will shot as spy.” ...

... officials, eager and interested to report cases. Every action would subject an awful and intolerable system of espionage. Any idle rumour—true or false any common tittle-tattle, would sufficient to set these paid State Inepeciors upon the track of the supposed ...

... were abroad. It evident the Government feared -pneiug. But it had planned a judicious stroke, tor some time there laid been rumours that the Deutschland was back in Bremen. But if was the Government euppreaaed the fact. It kept that sugar plum lor a psy ...

... d. The wildest imturs spi'ead round the countryside that German spy l>eut on destroying the mains ana poisoning the water the i. - voir had Iteeu arrested. Needle*# to say these rumours turned out to without slightest foundation. Wires the L ' ' Police ...

... SIR WILLIAM GOULDING No Truth in Retirement Rumour We are requested to atato that r.ouncement of the likelv retirexnent gir William Gouldina, Bart., from the chairmanship of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company, which appeared the ** Westmeath ...