... SUSPECTED SPYING TAYSIDE. MYSTERIOUS SIGNAL LIGHTS. Spies are work on Tayeide (says the Dundee Courier). While the townspeople of Tayport were engaged in Christmas chopping on Thursday night the military and police authorities were making a big effort ...

... alias Bridgemiin Taylor, the German spy, who has been eent to America for the purpose of giving evidence against his former colleagues. His arrival there was followed by the arrest v of some half-a-dozen German plotters. SPY'S CAREER IN ENGLAND. The following ...

... CONFESSIONS OF A HUN SPY. Von Papen's Tool. Plot to Wreck American Lake Locks. (Official Press Bureau.) romantic story of German intrigue in America, involving a raid on Canada, is contained in a document is6ued by the Press i Bureau yesterday. It is ...

... newspaper placards were very interesting this evening 'Another German spy in court. German offieer arrested Portsmouth.' Counsel asked prisoner what he thought 'Mrs Tony had with spy ease Portsmouth i n December, 1911. 'CONCERNING FORTIFICATIONS.' Prisoner ...

... also enable the French troops to reach firing line at Liege to strengthen the Belgian forces. Guarding Against Baseless Rumours. Rumours battles of amazing magnitude have been persistent in circulation tolay again. I gave warning yesterday of the oily of ...

... George's car was \ driven Army Service Corps man 1 khaki. Insistent Spy Fever. Rightly or wronjrly, the public have got into their heads that the Hampshire disaster was the result accident. The spy theory is firmly outlet to angered feelings has demonstrated ...

... to the polioe offioers. which think you might have done before virtually stigmatising as a detestable spy. There have been many other 'spy' rumours concerning inc. which, I l«lieve, have bean reported the police, and which have, upon investigation, been ...

... WAR BREVITIES, According to a frontier report the Echo Beige is rumoured that 13 Belgians have been executed during the past week Antwerp. The Chine.se have protested against the agreement Concluded between the Japanese Ambassador and M. for the transfer ...

... should be restrained from continuing to publish Pearson's Weekly of July 24, containing an article entitled •' Ladv Gianusk a Spy Catcher, or the portion which relatod the plaintiff. The libel complained of was in an article which had as a sub-heading ...

... having the appearance of a German is attacked in the street or arrested suspicion of spying. Most improbable reports have been spread the press. For mstance. the rumour was current that the German soldiers had tried to murder General Lemon, the Commander ...

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

... They spy out everything! No detail German life, however insignificant, escapes them I In London the Kaiser has again been declared dead. This nothing new, of course. His Majesty has been killed six times at least. is the same with that famous rumour about ...