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... SIR R. BADEN-POWELL AND A SPY STORY. New York, May 17. For several weeks past a rumour has been circulating in the United States to the effect that Sir Robert Baden-Powell is undergoing imprisonment in the Tower of London charged with espionage. In order ...
... AMERICA READY FOR ANYTHING. THE NATION SOLIDLY WITH THE PRESIDENT. BERNSTORFF A MASTER SPY AND INSTIGATOR. London, February 5. The Times Washington correspondent states : Newspaper after newspaper in the west, southeast and north, praises the President ...
... Own Correspondent.) Berlin, August 7, 1912. THE SPY MANIA. I spy spies has become quite a popular game in this country. Every unfortunate I Britisher who attempts to set foot in Germany must be a spy. Still another clever capture of rritish spies has ...
... control of the Petrograd nationalised Banks to the notorious German spy Ganetski, who was sentenced to imprisonm:nt in Denmark as a smuggler and had openly declared himself to be a German spy. 3urieff concludes: We revolutionists were anxiously awaiting ...
... so. There was a general spy scare in the capital. The slightest imprudence was enough to produce the most unpleasant result. The drivers of motor lorries were the object of special and vigorous attention, as it was rumoured that a few cars were on the ...
... the Allies at the end of Septem• ber last. There have long been rumours that the Germans intended trying to break through the Anglo •Belgo•French line before the New Year. These rumours received confirmation in the reported movements of large bodies of ...
... obliged to maintain extreme reticence in the interest of national defence. The British subject who has been arrested as a spy has been for several months in Germany, during which period be is alleged to have continually travelled between Hamburg and ...
... as to the result of their investigations. It is rumoured that, during the perquisition of a house, several daggers of American manufacture were found, but the officials neither confirm nor deny this rumour. It can no longer be considered as a mere hypothesis ...
... Notwithstanding this statement, it is still said here that German military secrets were revealed, and in support of these rumours it is known that Redl made several visits to Dresden, where he had appointments with Russian agents. According to the Osterreinhe ...
... Government possesses incriminating documentary evidence proving that the late German Ambassador, Count Bernstorff, was a master spy and prime instigator of some of the plots which bucceeded, as well as of a still more important one that failed. It will of ...
... says that the semiofficial Vatican organ will to morrow cffi3ially announce that there is no foundation whatever for the rumours circulated that the Pope sent President Wilson a message asking him to initiate peace proposals or that he will publish an ...
... pay a visit to Vladivostok should the situation continua to remain calm. Paris, 18th The Gil Bias reports with reserve, the rumour that an armistice has been signed between Russia and Japan in order to negotiate possible peace conditions. London, 18th—Since ...