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... AS A SPY. bi his new book, My Adventures as • Spy (Pearson), General Sir Robert Baden-Powell tells how on occasion, while pretending to be a sportsman on the look out for he took notes from which he afterwards plans of forts and gun emplacnnents which ...
... SPYING ON THE SPIES regards gun-emplacements, mention is made by Sir Robert of the German methods of buying or renting farms in Belgium and France and putting down concrete foundations. But a curious case is recorded of an attempt to repeat this procedure ...
... THE SPY TROUBLE MR. BONAR LAW’S REVELATIONS. BROTHER OF BAROS VON BDLOff LIVING AT BOTNET. 30.000 ALIENS IN LONDON. I ...
... THE MASTER SPY. What aroused the governess's greatest indignation, however, was the manner in which the Crown Prince visited other countries, with the main object of spying. and how her Royal employers deliberately tried to use her as a pawn in the game ...
... THE SPY TROUBLE. MR. BONAR LAW'S REVELATIONS. BROTHER OF BARON YON BELOW LI YIN G AT PUTNEY. 20,000 ALIENS IN LONDON. I not believe the Government have sufficiently realised the seriousness this case or that they have takeD every step they might have ...
... TO war SPY DANGERS. GOVERNMENT ADOPTS MR. WILLIAM LE QUEUX'S SCHEME. The Government have adopted in Coto Mr. William Le Queux'e scheme for the stringent regulation of traffic between England and Holland, and no traveller can now go to Holland without ...
... STEPS TO STOP SPYING The Government have adopted in toto Mr. William Le Queux’s scheme for the stringent regulation ef trafiic between England and Holland and,no travellercan now goto Hol- land with hout giving to the Home Office three days’ notice of ...
... 8.-P. AS A SPY. In his new book, My Adventures as a Spy (Pearson), General Sir Robert Baden-PoweU tells how on one occasion, while pretending to he a sportsman on the look out. for partridges, he took notes from which he afterwards prepared plans ...
... ITEMS. WOMAN SHOT AS SPY. The Paris Journal publishes the following telegram from Luneville; Marguerite Schmidt, aged 31, native of Thiancourt, iu the district of Toul, who was condemned to deatii by court-martial on Saturday for spying, was shot on Monday ...
... important written documents. iben specially manufactured ink blottingpaper was used, but this was not found to be absolutely spy proof, and a return to the saud.liaker WIN contemplated. when some suggested the simple expedient of a sniall absorbent roller ...
... the result of the inquiry i s ea awaited. German Woman Spy Sentenced by French Court Martial „ Paris, Tuesdav. At a Court-martial of the Armv Corps a young woman named Madame has been condenimxl as spy twenty vears' detention. 4 . National Relief Fund ...
... arrived here in order to **gage for venire is the French army.--Central News. WOMAN COANT•MAMTIALLIO AND SNOT. ACTED AS GERMAN SPY. VAS MOLL.) PARIS, Thursday.—The Journal purr Babes the following telegram from Luneville : Marguerite Schmitt, aged thirty-one ...