... SPY HUNTING. Humorous Experience of arc Officer at the Front artillery officer writes e-ae Times •- Three days had information there was a spy the neighbourhood of one of our batteries. Took measures, as they say, and informed all battery commanders ...

... House Mear Teignmouth Lord Ronaldshay has inquired of the Home Secretary how many of the twenty ringleaders of the German spy organisation who were taken up at the beginning of the war hay* been tried ? Have they been tried by court-martial, and what ...

... in House Near Teignmouth Lord Ronaldsbay has inquired of tbe Home Secretary how many of the twenty ringleaders of the German spy organisation who were taken up at the beginning of the war been tried Have they been tried court-martial, and what sentences ...

... 1. ~_BUSHEY pARK HANDICAP HURDLE RACE 100 Two miles. 1 Toiler; 2. :3. St. Alphonso. Also ran : Mickey Free, Dan Dancer. The Spy 11.. Gillapatricrv. Betting: tc.l, ' to 1, 10 to 1. ...

... Slow-down methods + Germans Obtain Fraudulent Passports FOR SPY PURPOSES New York, Thursday. The American' prints a sensational story concerning the two men, Capt. Stegler, retired sea captain and reservist of the German Navy, and Vincent Cook, of Hobokoii ...

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... about rifles and ammunition. Accused said something about still tongue in a wise head?— Yes. Did somebody say, That is a German spy ?—I never heard it. Mr. McGahey: Did you notice that the man was a little bit funny in his demeanour? No, sir. He asked you ...

... vote of credit, £100,000,000, and the previous Supplementary Vote of £225,000,000 total for the present year of ,£362,000,000. SPY PLOT IN AMERICA ISteqler's American Wife Tells Hot Story New Friday. Stegler's wife declunes that Capt. Boyed responsible for ...

... feelings panic, as was seen the rnsh o the Reichsbank for gold, the foolish and necessary purchase provisions, and general spy mania, which broke out like new epidemic. To illustrate how Berlin has become accn tomed to war, the article says that in plac ...

... the course suggested him—(cheers). German Masters The Earl cf Ronaldshay asked how many of the twenty ringleaders tho German spy organisation who were taken at or about the beginning of the war had been tried, and what sentences had been passed? Mr. said ...

... that under circumstances should the refugees allowed to go into fishing boats. reason was they wished lie quite sure that no spy got engaged in the work. Mr. Croydon remarked that face of the Admiralty order it was strange that a meeting in connection with ...