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... THE “SPY” SCARE. No little excitememt was causeq in Wexford on Wednesday morning whin a rumour was cu'cu!awj that 2 man had ‘bom aggmbended om the previoug night on a charge of espionage. On maku:g‘ inquiries into the matter it wag leann that a well-dressed ...
... knocked him down myself ! The Captain—You may hate one with gratified before you die. The Spy—Mar I chooso the place in which I shall be shot. The raptain—fiertainly. The Spy—l wish—l wish—a in the •rm. ...
... The Mob and the Spy. Spy mania has taken forms, but it is in the ninth month of the war that st.• bane lielerd .4 it as an UMW for robbery. Such • caw has just in Wait A rumour was started to the dem that a from the dotha and bidden io a oirthin tiaibe- ...
... THE HIGHER CLASS SPY. 'German espionage is divided into three main branches--military, naval, and diplomatic. Of these the diplomatic spy is by far the hardest to catch. It is estremely doubtful whether big pay ceases out of the £7110,000 eat apart annually ...
... GERMAN SPY’S SDICIDE. VOLUNTARILY MET END HE DREADED. HIS FABEWELL MESSAGE. “THE UNKNOWN LAND OF THE EAST.” Thursday. The Press Association learns that the man Knepfarle. who has been on trial for two days the Central Criminal Court on charge of communicating ...
... 6, 1915. ONE - GERMAN SPY SYSTEM: 44.4.4 , A n d Ireland's Escape from Counsellors of Ruin. st* iPatri^v (SPECIAL.) Few things more remarkable than the Am , o f Captain Steglar. once a German A sp naval officer. and now a spy under arrest /°- i n New ...
... servitude for ten years. This is the woman spy to be secretly tried and sentenced, but last week the wife of a Darling'ton curate, a woman of German parentage, was sentenced to six months imprisonment for spying. Spies sentenced to death in England now ...
... the necessity a strong and well-prepared army. There are present under arrest Berne no less than eighty Germans a charge of spying out ss secrets. Switzerland knows that its neutrality will not l>e touched so dong it to the interest one to compromise it ...
... the defendants should be restrained from continuing to publish “Pearson’s Weekly” containing an article entitled Lady Glanusk Spy Catcher’” that portion which related plaintiff. The libel complained was in article which had as sub heading, How Her Ladyship ...
... German menace. rumours of Britain's bold startled the world. The reports reached the Kaiser in record time, and it will be realised that the German Admiralty was by no !aeons pleased at the new condition of affairs. TOM WAY OP TIN SPY. Perfidious Albion ...
... AT WISLAI4 SENSATIONAL ARREST. On Tuesday evening a sensational rumour was circulated at Rosslam, to. the effect that a German spy had taker. up his abode that evening as a guest at Kelly's Hotel. Subsequent events, boo - ever, disclosed the information ...
... that in every department of life, in practically every country of the world, there is scope far lbe machinations of the German spy. !dovemeats, at first inexplicable and apparently causeleas, but all intended to adversely affect Britain's cause, have been ...