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... [Arr RicETs RESERVED.] SPYING ON OUR NAVY. HOW OTHER NATIONS HAVE APPROPRIATED OUR DESIGNS. Ever since Germany h-Tan to dream of challenging British naval supremacy her spies have done their hest to keep the Admiralstab at Berlin informed of .I)I new ...
... Territorial regiments. In one or two cases in London there is strong reason to believe that the deserter is a German spy. Another spy, regarding whose movements the police would be glad to receive information, is & motor cyclist who has been touring the ...
... placed them in security. The public have little sympathy with the scare. 'mongers, who regard every German in this country as a spy, but greater pre. ‘cautions in dealing with alien enemies are dictated by prudence and common-sense, There may be no evidence ...
... were ordered to keep silent about the results, and no copy of &p professional report has ever been seen. A DANGEROUS GAME. The spy system of to-day is elaborate and widespread, and {lontifnll_v supported with money. Each nation steals wnaval fashions from ...
... A GERMAN UGOVERNESS. REMARKABLE STORY. Remarkable details bave come n‘:g l!::;m‘; erman spy, BYO ) ng 1 leged e 87 ooy Some years ago, says the “ Morning Post,” this young person entered s county family in response to an advertisement for & governess ...
... Press for information regarding cases of :— (1) Disseminating disloyal or anti-war propaganda or pro German publications. (2) Spying, unauthorised signalling, furnishing petrol to enemy submarines, trading with the SRR e ? (3) Eoemy aliens still at large ...
... appeared to be. Witness asked Cbester if he were a British subject, and subsequently declared that he took him to be a German spy, whereupon the accused became very angry, and struck witness with a stick across the wrist. He declined to give his pame and ...
... According to their kind, these colonists bit the hand that fed them in their distress—the colony became a hotbed of intrigue, spying, and othier traitorous procecdings; and these were permitted to continue practically unmolested until but a week or two since ...
... sweetly, “Thank you, I remember now ! and & moment later took another snapshot ! | Now I do not for one moment say she was ui spy, bat it was surely rather a strange answer to come from a supposedly patriotic Engliohvomn. | and, in any case, if there is ...
... certainty that 1 was at Mountleven gave me new strength, new dmur.miuu.o‘:. 1 wade up my Thind to n«; cunning with cunning, spying with spying. knew ttnl we had been l:d:’. deceived on all hands, I knew that my mother bad been the duope of that man, and so while ...
... discover my husband had Leen guilty of Letraying important gecrets in relation to the army, and 1t was said that he was a paid spy of France.” My mind was working rapidly, as may be imagined. I recalled many of the things which were told me by Count Faufarre ...
... BELLS, Sheet Metal Work & General Repairs WORKSHOP :—BARNOON HILL. humankird, or they are u grester danger even than the German spy J tvaitor who is otill at large amongst s They are like sipers who shoot our soldiers in the back from a place of poriect safely ...