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

... British blood ''X , ' _ Who love Old England, and would sooner Than see our Land defil'd brutal blood Of Hunnish fiends, who spy, rape, loot, and lie! We're not defeated, and we ne'er shall be!. Union with Patience will bring Victory. 11. Bather let England's ...

... of British blood Who love Old England, and would sooner die Than see our Land defil'd by brutal blood Of Hunnish fiends, who spy, rape, loot, and lie! We're not defeated, and we ne'er shall be Union with Patience will bring Victory! 11. Rather let England's ...

... picked on the field a largo number of rifles.—Renter. Why the German Spy Did Not Blow Uo the Motoopo New York, Friday (delayed). The armed stowaway arrested on the Moroppo now says is a spy in employ of Germany, that he was instructed to blow up the Motoppo ...

... papers further reveal, declared the Government officials, that Count Bern- storff and his official family here are head of ...

... resignation Lord Derby and Lord Montagu from the Joint Air Committee. Hej alleged that the Government under-1 rated the German spy system in this' country, and asked the Prime Minister! to stop this tooling with wooden guns,; abolish the Air Committee, and ...

... These > fires and lights wero very misleading to the ' fleet and authorities, and ono did not know innocent fire from one made spy, and hence the necessity for all such fires being prohibited. It was also au offence to display a light in a similar manner ...

... the. Daily Sir,—ln another column appears an the British Empire Union. This Union inaugurating public campaign against the spy system and the penetration Germans into our trade and commerce. How much longer is England going to endure toleration of.the ...

... from the conference of neutrals in Stockholm, writing in the Nieuwe Rotterd'amsche Courant, says the fear of the Germans of spying is so acute that it borders on madness. At Warnemunde all travellers have to undergo a most minute examination Custom officials ...

... scurrilous attacks that had been made him during his election contests. denied that he bad Bent a Mr. Mirlleton Dover to do bit spying on his behalf, and wen to assert that Mr. Steel tha chief Unionist agent, had promised him, on behalf of the Government, ...

... be very sceptical on the is a possibility now which JJatesmen are beginning to take into! recount. German diplomatic cunning Spy postpone the crisis for a little, but recur at the first fresh instance sea frightfulness that happens. following telegraphic ...

... cleared until i ras been passed. There is (says the Times) a fatal objec tion to putting in force the familiar expedien of spying strangers. Under the standin„ orders, if any member takes notice tha strangers are present, the Speaker must forth with put ...