... SPY PANIC IN GERMANY. The following are extracts from the instalment of Mr. hook which appear in to-day's London ” Daily Telegraph”’—During the first days of the war there was great spy excitement in Germany. People were seized crowds in the streets. ...

... the necessity a strong and well-prepared army. There are present under arrest Berne no less than eighty Germans a charge of spying out ss secrets. Switzerland knows that its neutrality will not l>e touched so dong it to the interest one to compromise it ...

... mao oas still Iweaty-fonr hours in which appeal. the sentence oarried out, Graanh will be the first spy shot in France. This fact disposes the wild rumours current since the beginning of the war, according one of whioh 1 573 German spies have already been ...

... and patience displayed by the women—and that is their fierce, blazing hatred for the traitor and the spy. At a little town where I stayed the other day spy who had lived for year* in the place was discovered in one of the local shopkeepers . was shot in ...

... iwiiihii ' oil INTERVIEW WITH THE KAISER. Confessions of German Spy An Undergroond” Story. Thu caw- of Armgaard Karl Graves is well known in this vmmtry. for was in the city Glasgow was for- spying at Rosvth his Ks'k that lias just Iwen pnb- I '' TV> Si- ...

... submarine blockade remains in force.” With these words the State Department has officially punctured unwarranted assertions and rumours to the effect that the outlook was supposed in Washington improving. It has, it anything, worsened. Prussian boasting about ...

... of our battalions took the opportunity of opening fire on a German working party, and caused considerable loss. Evidence of spying on the part of civilians was obtained on this day. A man in plain clothes was observed in the hostile trenches pointing out ...

... to Wolff’s Bureau, Berlin, and signed Emi| Klaeesig” The manager of the International News Service published a statement- spying the facts the matter are that 0 International News Service has been denied -ho mails and rabies because has not willing to ...

... slaughter has never been seen before. The Germane cannot shoot. They are weary, and disheartened, and there are already anxious rumours revolution their ranks. Belgium and Franc are aflame with enthusiasm. Silent and Anonymous Tactics.” Paris, Sunday.—The Ministry ...

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... There was issued as White Paper on Thursday the sworn statement of Horst Von der Goltz, alias Bridgeman Taylor, the German spy, who was arrested Great Britain and was subsequently sent to America to aid in the unravelling of German plots in that country ...

... , One of the most discouraging and disturbing things about war is that it blunts the sense of justice in all concerned. Rumours exaggerations, falsehoods natural in the excitement of battle are taken at their face value, especially if they are to the ...