RUSSIA'S SPIES.
AN ATTACHE IMPLICATED IN GERMAN CASES. BERLIN. July 13. The sudden departure of Colonel Basartiff. one of tlie .-laff of the Russian Embassy, is regarded in some quarters as being connected with tlte recent arrest of Pohls and Bluinicnthals on charges of espionage. Rumours are connecting him with tlie disappearance of the plans of the fortifications at Konigsberjr. Although it is semiofficially denied that he whs implicated, it is widely believed that be lias been recalled.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 166, 14 July 1914, Page 5
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