... ZENIA: SPY IN TOGOLAND. By Mre. Charlotte Cameron. Is. net. Laurie. PITMANS BUSINESS MAN’S GUIDE. Edited by J. A. Slater. Pitman. Part I. of a seventh edition, revised and issued in serial form at twopence each part. EXCESS PROFITS -DUTY. By W. E. 10s ...

... SPACE FOR LATEST NEWS. ALLEGED SPY EXECUTED BY THE GERMANS. v Amsterdam, August 6. According to the Koelnische Volkezerfung” a court-martial at Mulhausen, in Alsace, has sentenced to death a man named David Bloch, who, while.still a German subject, joined ...

... down there, and could not find has name. “I sure a German spy,” she was alleged then to have said, and Miss Levy remarked, “I don’t know who he is or how he’lives, but I am convinced he is German spy.” Miss FitzGeorge defended him, and then Sir Maurice Levy ...

... bad lately been obsessed with the idea that was suspected of being a spy. the outbreak the war joined the R.GJL, but was such excellent engine that was transferred to Woolwich. The spy idea was quite a delusion ; was, in fart, very patriotic. The verdict ...

... this acknowledged spy publicly boasted that had completely thrown dust in the eyes our London learned men that, if had chosen, he could have remained unsuspected in his teaching capacity here. The ease with which his superior—the super-spy Karl Peters—eluded ...

... to violate the neutrality territofy the Netherlands.—Reuter. CAPT. VON PAPEN SPYING IN HOLLAND. Paris, April 11. The German Attache von Papen, who wan from the United for spying, present fulfilling a like mission Holland. Wireless Press. ...

... General Hausmann was killed io the recent fighting in Trentino. —Exchange. HOW THE BRUSSELS WAS CAPTURED. ALLEGED * GJiiiMAN' SPY’S LIGHT SIGNALS. Amsterdam, July 5. The ‘Telegraaf publishes a report from Bruges giving account of the capture of the Great ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY POST. WEDNESDAY; APRIL 19, 1916. AMAZING ADVENTURES OF A SPY. STORY OF GERMAN PLOTS IN MEXICO AND CANADA. New Yore, April 5. I am now in a position to give a much fuller account of the amazing career of Capt. Horst von der Goltz (alias ...

... hair that paper, end also, he was stated to have said, do a hit of spying for Mr. P. Billing, M.P., who was being run by the Daily Mail,’ The prosecution did not allege that the word spying” was used in a traitorous sense. For three months, said counsel ...

... These papers afforded conclusive proof of Von der ■Goltz’s mission as German spy, and he at once recognised that he was in a desperate situation. save himself from the fate of a spy offered to go back to the United States and reveal all he knew of German ...

... against the wounded and sick- The enemy had trodden under foot the sacred laws of humanity and civilisation.—Reuter. CONDEMNED SPY’S CONFESSION. AVIATORS’ 300 MILES FLIGHT. BRITISH MACHINES ATTACK CONSTANTINOPLE. BOMBS ON POWDER FACTORY. ...

... Wednesday, and interviewed three officer? the R.N_AB., telling them he had gone of the London “Daily Mail,” and do ~ h- ; 'spying” for Mr. Pemberton Billing, M.P., who was being run by that paper. Middleton, it was aUtod, invited two officers of the air ...