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... of mischief d aod informa- tion giveo by Geamao spies since 1914. Before and alter that. date we have learned much about the spy system so uoiversally aod cleverly by Germany. Whatever acuteness. people have marvelled at the want adgirdtion-there may have ...
... so is that. there is nothing in the wild rumours about German spies and spying which have filled the town during the past fortnight. The police hear of a few tresh spies every day, and examine into each rumour carefully—in fact., they have taken *.n some ...
... THE HAYWARDS HEATH PICTURE THEATRE. A SPY DRAMA The programme presented at the above Theatre last (Monday) night by no means strained the attention or the nerves of the public. It was such a programme that a person having an hour or so to spare would ...
... eastbourneLbronitle SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1914. THE GERMAN SPY. , The exposure of the German spy system published by the Home Office last week will ' relieve the public in smatter which has excited their natural apprehension. We have had the thoroughness ...
... that he had been arrested in Hanover as a Russian spy, and the Germans had taken the money. Asked to put his statement in writing, he wrote out a remarkable story his being arrested three times as a spy and court-martialled. This story, said counsel, was ...
... points to Dr. Blassneck having some connection with the German Army, probably as a reservist. The spy scare was responsible for putting some sensational rumours into circulation following the action the police, but the authority of Supt. Bristow, it can - ...
... the German Fleet had come 'out we may come to take a very different view of :the strategy that was adopted. All manner of rumours are current on the subject, hut the favourite theories are that the movements of the German Fleetwere either designed to cover ...
... Every German is a potential spy. The servile character of the race, its profound contempt for all self-respect, make it consider espionage as a service to the State honourable because it is useful. No German is too high to spy; no method, however blackguardly ...
... hospital, and they seem to be trying to get at it again, the beggars! thing they have left alone is the church. It. is rumoured that there is a spy in the tower, but., of course, I can't say that it is true. They were ! having a go when our chaps went through ...
... answer was given. SPY-HUNTING HUMOURS. As artillery offioPr, writes : Three, days ago had information there was a spy in the neighbourhood of one of our Losttotes. Took measures, as they say, and informed all battery that our spy era mid to be a woman ...
... payments to various plersons who have figured prominently in the activities of German agents in America, and a': least to one spy—the man Kupferle, who committed suicide in an English prison. Several payments were made to Von Papetr, by Count BeYnstorff ...
... Wrfp,,lit, look s like a German. spy and speaks like one. I aril. sure be is a German spy. Miss Alix Levy said was convinced I , e was German spy, while SO Maurice himself remarked, Of course he is . 3 . German spy and will be arrested befora the war ...