... The Spy System OF GERMANY. STOBIES OF THE WORK. Th« German spy system is said to the most elaborate and efficient in existence. The great Napoleon was the first to adopt such a system. Germany has developed and ! adapted it, not only for military | and ...

... The British Ambassador has been compelled ip an 6 rumours circulated hed pe Jordsh: in the older, dervice. - In order that German te that Russia is to receive no jhe m t join in his céuntry’s battle, in spite entered pensation for the in the of his ans ...

... Ur. I looks spy and speaks like one. lam sure he to a German spy. ' Alis Les, said she was convinred he was a ap whale Hutnn himself rentsr:ed. • Of course be a Cermari spy and will be arrested before Us. war to and will he shot as a spy. - Wheless said ...

... Sept. MIL 1914 Dear Mr. I have been more than amazed to-day by hearing an extraordinary report that it ix rumoured in Brixhain that I am a G rman spy!! IA it ti lit seriously? If would you kindly contradict it in the Brixham ; Guardianr It absolutely too ...

... was uncalled for, and it was a monstrous charge to make. The police had not accused Smith of being a spy. There were other things beside idle rumours against Smith, but be could not say what they were. He, however, thought be was a loyal Englishman but ...

... and rain , * displayed by the women, and th.r, s their fierce and blaming hatred for the and the spy. At a little taint wbere I stayed the other day, a spy, who had lived for yeti, in the place wax discovered in one of the local abopkeepets. He was shot ...

... House Mear Teignmouth Lord Ronaldshay has inquired of the Home Secretary how many of the twenty ringleaders of the German spy organisation who were taken up at the beginning of the war hay* been tried ? Have they been tried by court-martial, and what ...

... in House Near Teignmouth Lord Ronaldsbay has inquired of tbe Home Secretary how many of the twenty ringleaders of the German spy organisation who were taken up at the beginning of the war been tried Have they been tried court-martial, and what sentences ...

... Suffolk undesirable person, evidence was given that the order upset him very much. had not been accused of espionage of 'being a spy, but he had said injudicious things. The jury returned a verdict that deceased committed suicide whilst unsound mind, caused ...

... GRAHAME-WHITE RUMOUR Scandalous «_ies Which Annoy Airmen's Families The Weekly Despatch '' of yesterday pertinently asks. Who starts the disgraceful lies that are constantly circulating around London ? During the past week, sayg jKe paper, a rumour was spread ...

... this county and to say bow pleased her «ty the generous help she has reoeived frcm Devon. Yours faithfully, R Dear Sir.—Rumours having baen olroulatei to the tbat Miss Oonitanoj M. Schmidt, now acting nursing the North Devon Infirmary, a German, will ...

... INFAMOUS RUMOURS. PAYLIS, Iron Doudet, writing in the 'Arnim on boobs propaganda maebinations &nos the month 19$. I hare bran swirling, for my put arias lively the vain attertiple mad, by Germans in Frame sad their creatures, to mat between the Allies ...