GERMAN INTRIGUES

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 March 1917, Page 5

GERMAN INTRIGUES

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[AUSTIIALUN A\U N.Z. GAUI.fi ASSOCIATION,j Received this dav at H.-lo a-m----vh'lLßOl'HNh, Tins Day. Speak.ng at Uastlemaino, Senator i/eaive said that many years before the war a Gorman agent was sending Germany the fullest information regarding Australia io enable I hem, when iir l time ciniit 1 , to find a weak spot how best in land, food and ujaieli troops to vital points. Tlie Deienee Department Jiad <e\idenee that Germany intended In bring here armies wnieh would erush us out of existence. INDIAN PLOTTER'S CONFESSION, Kl'i-'l I!!'.!! EK.YELATIUNS IN MEXRU [AUSTRALIAN AND N Z. CABLR »S3OuUJ lON. | NEW ViIRK, Maif.li 1.1. ' Guania. a Haul >■.> siii ioni, iiumits thin \ sin Pa pen naiinci d tic trip m ljis when Quanta endeavoured unsuccessfully lu purcnaso aniis hr shipment to India. Tile "New York World" publishes documents snowing iliat Germany iv.\i ami a-ha if year« ago suppled iiucri.r with uiis and muniuuns u use aguinsc Amei'iCaus aad Carranzrsis. rive arrests o, disclose a lar reaching pica in wnieh the crews i>i the Kruii Prim'. \\ ilheiiu and Frinz Eitei are implicated. The evidence sh 'Wed that articles were smuggled from the ships on which were messages in imisible writing. It is believed that these related to military secrets sent to New York and thence to Mexico, when tliev were wirelessed to Berlin.