... “SPY” ORAZLE. Commenting on the suggestions that the sinking of the Hampshire was brought about through the date and manner of Lord Kiichencr’s departure having been communicated to Berlin by some German agent in this country, the London correspondent ...

... ANOTHER SPY CAUGHT. EXECUTED TO-DAY AFTER SENTENCE OF DEATH. The Secretary of the War Office announces that a prisoner, who was charged with espionage and tried hy zeneral court-martial at the Westminster Guild- hal! on March 20 and following days, was ...

... CONFESSION OF GERMAN SPY INDICTMENTS BASED ON TESTIMONY OF VON DER GOLTZ. New York, Monday. The Federal Grand Jury to-day indicted several persons on a charge of conspiracy to deatroy the Well- and Canal. The accused include Captain Hans Tanscher, an ...

... THE CUNNING OF THL SPY It is important for the Germans to ascertain the exact location of different French regiments. A dis. covery has just been made of the way m which this information may be attained. An affable looking Ger. man spy gocs to one of the ...

... United States is not a happy one. Besides the normal difficulties which arise in connection with “ big business,” the enemy spy és an omnipresont factor. A well-known man recently in New York on munition business told us yesterday the “ Financial Times”’) ...

... WOMAN SPY CONDEMNED TO DEAT ...

... he wished to carry the matter further so that the spy agent might be caught. He, therefore, said that ho himself was not accustomed to travel, but that he knew some bod who possessed a talent for spying, and it was agr eed that this person should be resented ...

... THE TRIAL OF AN ALLEGED WOMAN SPY. At the Central Cmminel Court to-day, Mr. Justice Darling fixed Tuesday next as the date of the opening of the trial of an alleged woman spy, whose case was on Tuesday referred to by the Recorder in his charge to the ...

... SPY-SCARE COMEDY A ROW CROWD BLUNDER IN DARKNESS AND HUSTLE PARISH COUNCILLOR An amusing story comes from Crowle, near Doncaster. A well-dressed man, of somewhat strange manner, fail ng to secure the hire of a taxi-cab a night or two truck Mr. Charles ...

... structions from the notorious The man was confronted with this evidence, which proved him to be an arch-spy, and, reminded of the penalties for spying in this country, von der Goltz was not long in indicating that he cared more for his own skin than for ...

... DEAF MUTE MISTAKEN FOR A SPY. Four soldiers were charged at Dover yesterday with assaulting a deaf mute whom they took for a German spy. A witness said that he questioned t he deaf mute in the German question sounde English, French, Dutch, and German ...

... GERMANS NEVER TOO OLD TO SPY “They aro not too old to be spies,” said the Chair- man at a London Tribunal, when an employer who apptaléd for tivo workmen mentioned that some of his emploseés’ werd Germans aged over seventy years. In reply to a further ...