... A SUPPOSED GERMAN SPY CAUGHT IN SERBIA : A SUSPECT WEARING FEMININE ATTIRE ARRESTED BY THE ALLIED FORCES. One of the remarkable features of the war has been the demonstration of the German genius for spying, secret service, and intrigue. In every theatre ...

... ^ . E»tlT fn December II was «mounted. Trentino—feats which winter has now renderedU . and surprising the enemy, who fflg Spying the position,-,»« ...

... RUSSIAN LINES. ■T^f ïlJbC G~ t0 ,he fuU ™ eStbUhi AL SP circumstances. They are being taken blindfolded uVl'^ eStabUshin« a spy system, which has taken in all classes ...

... miles from the Dutch frontier near Liège to the Swiss near Basle aeronautic officers of both armies have for days past been spying out the opposing forces. Our illustration gives a clear idea of how an observer—risking his life at an altitude within range ...

... native tribal levies in the pay of the enemy, are constantly lurking in the bush In the neighbourhood of our camps, for either spying^ or sniping purposes, or else in order to ambush any small British paity they may hope to shoot down from in hiding. The upper ...

... features and details of the new weapons hare been kept back from foreign knowledge as far as possible. Experience of the Krupp spy system having been gained, very little about them was allowed to be known outside the Russian gun-factories, and less still ...

... of a highway, the trees of which appear |° be little# the worse for the ravages of War. The concrete ook-out box has its spy-hole, to keep the road and the ground yond under watch. Incidentally, the use of concrete for so small an object suggests that ...

... there is an intensely picturesque old castle. . . . Goethe narrates how, while sketching here, he was nearly arrested as a spy by the Austrian Government.—[Photos. by Brocherd.] BY OLIVE-SILVERY BANKS OF GARDA: A CONCEALED ITALIAN GUN. i bi THE AUSTRIAN ...

... Headquarters' Eye-Witness wrote: Further information has recently come to hand regarding the enemy's methods of sniping and spying upon our dispositions. Non¬ commissioned officers are offered Iron Crosses if they will penetrate our lines at night. Those ...