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... THE SPY DANGER. GERMAN W IRELESS STATION IN SCOTLAND. COMMAND OF THE FIRTH OF FORTH. A Kirkcaldy correspond eat telegraphs: Unofficial has been received from a reliable •onrev that a wireless apparatus has been erected at house commanding uninterrupted ...
... SPYING STRANGERS. Mr. HOGGE (L Edinburgh, East) addressed the members with particular reference to Mr. Lloyd George’s absence during some recant discussions. There were, Mr. Hoggo said, some matters which should be laid before the House before it was ...
... THE SPY DANGER. MYSTERY OF CHESHIKB SENTRY S DEATH. ...
... presumably the one at whom internment regulations are directed. is not, normally, spy for lack both of taste and opportunity. The other problem is that of the spy proper. Now the spy proper may be of any age, may be naturalised, may be “English” as to deceive ...
... THE SPY DANGER, GERMAN POWER IN RUSSIAN ...
... DANISH SPY. .Copenhagen’, September 2*2. report from Gefle, Sweden, states that Roth Nielsen, a Danish citizen, has been sentenced to four years’ hard labour for furnishing foreign Power with news regarding Swedish war yuunoDUvrcsi during July August ...
... THE SPY PERIL, GERMAN INTRIGUES IN IRELAND, In the course the discussion at the Oonsfeitutkxnal Club, London, last night, the spy peril Mr. J. H. Campbell, MJ*., said they must make clean sweep. For months past there had been circulating through Ireland ...
... Spying by Wireless. The authorities here and at Pari* have called the attention, the Governments of Spain and the United States to the fact that the German wireless stations on Spanish and American ierritory are used in violation of the neutrality of ...
... SPY DANGER. ( • j i ALL REFUGEES ORDERED TO i ( » DOVER . The Daily Telegraph Dover correspondent telegraphs: ‘‘The fortress commander has issued instructions that aU foreign refugees are to leave the town Dover within week. There has been considerable ...
... Spy System, But early ideas of the nation’s part are passing. The country is coining to see that it must play man part, and that it cannot properly depend upon Great Britain and France to furnish th© forces to wallop Germans into complete submission. ...
... SPY ORGANISATION BROKEN. One them, however, who established claim British nationality, has now been formally charged, and, reasons for delay longer existing, it is a matter for consideration whether the same course should now be taken with regard some ...
... PRINCE ARRESTED AS SPY. tOfEXHACFN. August 6. *• National Tidende'' «tatos that Prince A age r.mark. who was on his way home from Italy, was arrested a the German frontier as % •Dy. H»* wa«, however, released later, and is now way to England, via France ...