A FEMALE SPY

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIV, 3 February 1925, Page 5

A FEMALE SPY

SHOT BY POLISH OFFICER. Per Press Association —Copyright. LONDON, Feb. 2. The Daily Mail’s Warsaw correspondent reports that the body of a beautiful young woman named Margot Nadau, was found on a railway bridge crossing at Vistula. Nadau arrived from Berlin three (months ago and was a skilled linguist ■of great beauty and charm. She rented a luxurious flat and her visitors included prominent residents and Polish and Allied. officers. The police suspected her of espionage, but are unable to ascertain on whose behalf. They believed it was Germany, and when the police decided to expel her on an unimportant charge, influential Polish officers vouched for her good faith. The police released her but watched her, but she disappeared during a foggy night. The police searched her flat and found many important military documents. The body was found on the bridge two days later. She was shot through the brain wtih an army revolver alongside. The wound indicates that it was not suicide. The police believe a Polish officer was responsible. She used him to betray his country and he shot her.