... SPY TRIAL I«re Nooveikt, of Maastricht reports a sensational espionage trial, lasting from February 18 to 21 m Antwerp. There were prisoners The German Court passed eight death sentences, besides many sentences imprisonment with har.l labour.—Renter ...

... SPY ALLEGATIONS i Mr M'Kenns, in reply Lord Charles Beres! ford, said, in »new of iha? rumours that pxijm-H | aa to the activity of spies in this roun'.'-v . he thought it right that House should informey that evidence actual malpractice j bad come to ...

... SPY KXCITKMENT. During then first days there was a great spy excitement in Gennsoy. People were seised by the crowds the streets; some iiubanoesi the theory that they were French or Rossiwi spies, they were shot. Foreigners wain a very dangerous situation ...

... employees Civil Service lines. SPY ALARM AT LEITH A large crowd hung about the front of an unoccupied house in one of the street* in North Leith last night for a long time, rumour baring gained currency that a German spy was within the building. A man ...

... acquires new significance in the light of present investigations. PEACE MISSION RUMOUR DENTED. Mr Robfljrt Lansing, Secretary State, vaster- 1 day issued a denial rumours to the effect thai Colonel House, friend of President Wilton, it tent to Europe ...

... newspapers, but news frem birn upfteaivd in the papers. His real work was to neutralise and rerxier more effective the Herman spying activities in Bergen and distnet. The rent of his offices paid one of the men now being ined for espionage. left some Ume ...

... serious axeaas, and tha flttaritMa know how to wield tha rod of retri- Mhb on offenders serious times. The Spy Same. •» many have been tha spy scares in the b*b and district late that the inhabitants •■aad ail have taken it upon themselves set ■amateur ...

... person having the appearance a German is.attacked in the street or arrested on suspicion spying. Most improbable reports have been spread the press. For instance, the rumour was current that German soldier* bed tried murder General Leman, commaadef of Liege ...

... and then threw him out of the post offioe with cries of Death to the spy, War barbarians. The Matin's Rome correspondent, telerraphing under yesterday's date, states that rumour is current Parliamentary circles that the King has refused Salandra'a ...

... the German-American cotton ship Dacia, which still delayed Gahreaton, baa been insured in Hamburg the extent £lO,OOO, and » rumoured that the insurance waa placed the Hamburg-American Line, the vessel's former ' owners. It is reported that documentary evidence ...

... TO-DAY'S LONDON LETTER. Spies in Society. The spy mania has largely abated in Loudon, and th* public are now tee that their fears were orerdone. If good many usiMrent Gerraaaa and Austrians in our hare been harried, they have suffered rrore than dwaomfort ...

... large quantities of every kind of stores arrangement* made the Germans to aid their accumulated. A great bridge has been newly spy raralc drat Ud. rart rawrad .1 th. ra.llu.nra th. WraU .ilh th. „ . d, racily .. Lraratra. . hra, h..„ formerly in the ...