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... alias Bridgemiin Taylor, the German spy, who has been eent to America for the purpose of giving evidence against his former colleagues. His arrival there was followed by the arrest v of some half-a-dozen German plotters. SPY'S CAREER IN ENGLAND. The following ...
... CONFESSIONS OF A HUN SPY. Von Papen's Tool. Plot to Wreck American Lake Locks. (Official Press Bureau.) romantic story of German intrigue in America, involving a raid on Canada, is contained in a document is6ued by the Press i Bureau yesterday. It is ...
... GERMAN SPY WHO PLANNED SCHEME FOR INVASION OF CANADA Tells Story of Intrigues in America. A White Paper issued last night gives the sworn statement of Horst von der Goltz alias Bridgeman Taylor, who arrived England from Holland on 4th November, 1914. ...
... George's car was \ driven Army Service Corps man 1 khaki. Insistent Spy Fever. Rightly or wronjrly, the public have got into their heads that the Hampshire disaster was the result accident. The spy theory is firmly outlet to angered feelings has demonstrated ...
... looksliko a German-spy , and spoaks liko one . I . am sure ho is a Gentian spy . Miss Alix Levy saidsho was convinced ' ho iras . a . Gcrnian ' spy , -while Sir 'Maurice' himself remarko'd- ^ : Ot-course , ho is A . ' . Qernum spy ,- and will bo a ...
... to Mr Wright, He looks like a German spy, and speaks like one. I am sure he is a German spy. Miss Alix Levy said she was convinced was a German 6py, while Sir Maurice himself remarked, Of course he is a German spy, and will be arrested before the war ...
... the real facts were revealed. It is a proverb to take such stories with a pinch of salt. All unconfirmed rumours about forthcoming raids and about spy captures should be shoaled under Wale's of it. ...
... marriage for the sake an alliance with a Duke social notoriety never appealed to her fine instinct*. Cannot Believe Sari was Spy. We played a good deal together. was pQU er with her cast oi the Marriage Market” Daly’s, but I saw her every night, and usually ...
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... They spy out everything! No detail German life, however insignificant, escapes them I In London the Kaiser has again been declared dead. This nothing new, of course. His Majesty has been killed six times at least. is the same with that famous rumour about ...
... has beon well stocked -with tood , civilians being left to get , on as well as , they I . . consequence of certain uglv rumours that reached me concerning tho conditions in prisons . I visited some of them . Beasts in the London Zoo aro more decently ...
... Monday had heard rumours concerning the journey of Lord Kitchener to the North Scotland. There was strong suspicion that in some way spies had communicated information, and that H.M.S. Hampshire had been destroyed by the enemy. The Spy Mania. The outburst ...