The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-21

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- xce4 BottaA. PkuadsiSAia, Raj
1gssl,,h, 1gsv osIsa.s as,v,.
IN - Ysspciseo, and other seaport.
8 e. ssshiiaseH star.c
ss has been Z rather complet,
S@ ef sspienags In wash,assor
49, '{ne Hnropsaa waF began. Here,
1900 intsliisencs ofiicsrs Of the vari,,
- fpsepean governments have beer
>f secupisd In asosrtaining the
eyS q each othsr than in ascertain.
" ncvss OF the United States gov.
.H4nIlnt But II p believed now that
oa s. thip expert attention has been
e1e ppou wsshinston activities, al.
0&eex - m intslligsncs ofs,cer Of a
tN(n)G pbtion put II:
o0kr ths user Any posslble op
Dc~eNt % the United states knows al,
aeeet'this country's affairs that is de-
H91(<te n known anyhow!" = ~
4, ~ {snark recalls the fact that
&4e ~ BEEN very little secrecy abou,
yelssa etetss military affairs in years
po ~, owing 70 the systsm Of pub
ASfiner and the syytsm Of making
t&e'le the inf9rmatiea. IN regard to
hfarinD on military affairs before
MP4pssionai committees which has
aA ~ vogue In the United states
8 exsgrl ysars ago, when Major Cen
~ Wv. Wothsrspoon. U. s. A., re.
eek xse chief OF the war college, a
Sepoasss prince visited the United
Ara was shown through the war
Just before hh arrival GEN
~ rHosnsrspeon vss showing a
)hrcesh the building and point.
= ~ soAs OF the systems in use,
he said. he proposed showins
Z &FtneA General wotherspoon.s
egptselsd surprise that such
- edppists courtesiss should
30, ~ the disposal Of the dis
~ ,visisor. General wother.
= ysplisd:
>Eol the prince win know all
thb anyhow before he gets
NJ Jabansse have q pretty
nFspcs systsm." y
tAlsgs, hswsvsr. have been
- Warrington the past few
q (leSdid looking iimousinos Of
IL pet eepd by ordinary mes
~ = AAfs RseR tsep standing IN
~ tsfqfs {hs doors Of Enrcpea n
{ ! ~ =. s4riy q 8 o'clock in tho
~ xhsg The ogdIpery worker in |
! - ngsdh hae hardly turned over
ey ~ ~ usp. Qnssr things also |
2f0 80 naypspips IN connection |
- ~ vs. q the long distaacs tel
te>eAs< rktse Aays Come under the |
kP<ies e ebssrvins psTpons, who have |
eee4ny updsFvtpod that tine inteili.
asa .Sm4srs ofvari6is pstions couid |
~ ~ szplaAetion oe thsm IL they |
I y3ls4 = % %. u y proper to add, |
veA4p4 ttat' such sxpIAnatio io6s might |
~ rshssAins frc@f the dspsrtmsntt
- a!gptton o. the department Of |
t9atSs q ttis United states too.
he psitish int4ifieSncs system = |
Nlfsysd 70 Be ne unsss thing OF IL |
bin4 ever put INTO operation In the |
Nqrid. = " known 70 bs in charge Of |
GR osy CANT r, M the young |
~ eehtain n the British navy. an
AHyhAJhh. who 10 a much Ii home
~ ne country heusss 81 Long Island
- he y n Washington. Captain
o$pat e described BY those Who know
Hm - the ideal Of the romantic type
q hpdsru intelligence oaicsr, q man
VI Andomitable energy. to whom cou.d
Dontbly pc applied the old fash,oaed
dstsctivs phrase. .'He never sleeps"
crSAt Britain 10 watching out 'fbt
tbs inteiiigsnce, system FOR the aiifes
sp .t1e eastern COAST OF the un,{od
States, ana Japan 10 watching out on
ths western coast. { ~ I
There u now new ofrcer in charge
of the German intelligence system ip
the United States. He makes hts head.
CHARTERS In the officc Of q big German
stsemship company, . fact well
known TO the allied intelligence ON.
csrs The German system. however is
said to have met with some reverses
recently. Co.'S In the machinery have
slipped. and II 10 said that the Ger
nan systsm u not accomplishing as
much ~ II did at the beginning of
the var. F.,
when the SPY Won der .Goltz was
sFrsStsd In Great Britain while trying
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