... DEATH FOR SPYING. HOW THE FRENCH HF.AL WITH GERMAN GUIDE. Paris, Saturday. message from s-s states that Bruno Maxheim. mechanic, residing at .Alagenta, near Epernay, has been sentenced to death by court martial spy. Maxreim, who was born at Metz, had ...

... THE SPY DANGER. London R:corder's Comments At the -Oil Britrio Srenuler. 26: a 'German clerk, pleaded guilty to stealing eight Munbering machines from his. ehipimer;.a . - German engineerof Holborn. -The :Pitsmer, it was !tilted, was 'a 'well-educated ...

... SPY SHOT A sentry duty near Shepherdswcll Dover, observed a man acting a suspicions manner on a funnel ventilator, and dlfe. ini the assistance of a young felhor named Bean, he approached him with view to detaining him. The man, who supposed to a spy' ...

... INCITING TO SPY. Thf Hague, Wednesday. The trial began here yesterday a Swiss named Dirks for inciting young people to commit espionage and render other services the German 4rmy.—Reuter. The funeral of Thomas Marshall, wellknown Array veteran, took place ...

... The Spy Danger. operation of searching took a quarter of hour, and was told in a comforting sort of way that I was lucky. This to th© accompaniment of harrowing tales of what women have to go through. Apparently our friend theenemy, although he has docent ...

... LINCOLN THE SPY Written Confessions OF Darlington’s ex-M.P. Sensational Disclosures of How He Deluded English Friends and Betrayed Vital Secrets to Germany. Ignatius Tribitsch Lincoln, whose escape from custody at New York has attracted so much attention ...

... SPY DANGER. special .iiofctiji«g County Council was held en Satur.hiy t-'teri ...

... SPY MAMA. MR. GERARD AND FIRST DAYS THE WAR IN GERMANY. Mr. Gerard, in the instalment of his book appearing in to-day's '* Daily Telegraph. writes: During the first days of war there was great excitement in Germany. People were seized crowds in the streets ...

... SPY DANGER. LORD CHAS. BERESFORD QUOTES ...

... SPY AND PIGEON Mr. Baggs described how. when war declared, was travelling in Belgium, and was in Brussels when the first German troops entered the town. trains were running from Brussels, hut from small station outside train was to leave. There was a ...

... SPY -SHOT. p ied to escape to Ghent. but crossing the Scheldt was by and that was fully occupied par material. When waiting to cross they saw a Belgian pan spy, who was found to dges in his pocket to blow lien they tried another road, IT objectives, they ...

... OVERHEARD BY SPY. ENGLISH WOMAN IMPRISONED FOR CRITICISING THE KAISER. A party 66 British and children and few men reached Holland to-day from Brussels and other parts Belgium, route for England, states the Daily Chronicle’s special correspondent in Amsterdam ...