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... THE SPY. ONE of the most unpleasant features of any war is the revelation of the existence of a vast network of spying. Probably we in this country suffer less from the nuisance than do our hard pressed and tightly packed neighbours on the Continent, ...
... The Spy Mania. Our Wiltshire police are on the alert, and they do ot let much escape their notice. On Sunday two gentlemen—one a Londoner aud the other a Scotchman—bad business in a Wiltshire village where there is seldom anything bap{)e‘ning to ruflle ...
... SPY SENTENCED. GERMAN'S LIFE OF ADVENTURE. • Horst von der Gotta. a German_ was charged on remand at How-street Police-reart with fail, lag to register himself as as aIM. easzny. It I warn stated that he had an American passport I when he landed at Tabery ...
... METHODS OF SPYING. Nearly all the knowledge of this mature required by a commander in the field can be included in the term Intelligence, and to its collection and analysis is devoted a special branch of the general staff of an army. There are various ...
... THE SPY DANGER. The Metropolitan Police authorities are continuing their efforts to track down dangerous spice. Recent instances of the enterprise and daring of spies in many quarters of London have convinced the authorities that for the future . special ...
... THE SPY TRIAL. The great spy trial now nearing its close the Middlesex Guildhall, Westminister, has brought clearly home London the grim meaning of war. There, on trial for his life by general court-martial on two charges of war treason against Great ...
... THE SPY PERIL. Some asionieblog letters were read at Liverpool Polio' C .urt on Tuesday in conneotlon with the charge under the Official S c:ets A it, against a youth named Robert Arthur Blackburn, aged it 3, of having communicated Information likely ...
... SPY PRECAUTIONS. ALIEN ENEMIES BETWEEN 17 AND 45 TO BE ARRESTED. All German or Austrian birth resident this oountrj, not naturalised, and between the ages 17 and 45, are to interned as prisoners of war. A large number of them anc already m the detention ...
... SPY PERFL TRADE UNION SECRETARY SENT TO PRISON. Describing him-elf as Parliamentary secretary of the Labour Constitutional party, and a late branch secrets'' , of the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union. Rufus Randolph Royal, forty five, was brought ...
... SPYING THE NAVY ALLEGED USE OF PIGEONS AT HARWICH. Harwich on Thursday William Fred, rick Whitehead, a naturalised Englishman, was remanded, charged with attempting convey State secrets to His Majesty's enemies means of carrier pigeons. Captain Cayley ...
... THE SPY PERIL. There is no reason to be afraid or pessimistic, bat it is necesisary to be prepared. and unpreparedness is known to be a British failing. Unless the question of spies is dealt with with the utmost severity and all alien enemies, naturalised ...
... Spy Dodge. I INTERESTING NCREATIVE DEVON OFFICER'S ADVENTURE. illustration methods employed the enemy obtain information regarding the operations of the Allies been, revealed in interesting narrative given by well-known officer North Devon, who home from ...