Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10

n, me- to md four nrish, I rrains
OF sand in the great Desert Of Sahara"
III expected that you would mdse
S ,, protest. You are, correct. I
in [ he Sahara. But not only that
want ant you to find the Sahara"
Then he resumed.
There are hundreds of French secret
SCENTS in belgium But these are all
watch US. That is defensive But we
conduct both offensive and defensive
whereby they can maintain agents sei in
our Fathcrland to injure us. On the
day the war is declared the French
Fatherland to its border and employ
them in Watching our military moves.
for 1T is there that we will hit them
hard. and they suspect IT and they are
possble for Tor them e oper makg in
gium."
How" asked
Now / come to that place of my in
werp as Dutch war nurse. admins
ssssring to the wounded Belgian and
wounded. I can not bear it, viii
be .1tv very ac, poor nurse protested
Will be men wound>d. They. Will be
Belgians. French and also Germans.
And there will also be many killed. That
war for.-to kin many times more
French raench and I neigians than they can kill
than his adversary that side wins the
Please. excellency. proceed with
your instructions. i can. do well with:
out your discussions OF the war" 1
said sneerinSly.
t., Well. then; When you are admin
| the French. you must assume IL violent
anti-German attitude You Will do
|! Information from the Wounded soldiers.
You must especially approach the Of
ncers. They are most valuable, as
You will offer them your services TO
carry messages from them to their
COMMANDERS or other superiors; With
you will easily pass through our lines
on receiving such a message from a
VIII at once notify the nearest Ger
man commander You will use your
ID ,,s,;,.a Often I. is advantageous
enemy than Is entrusted TO you.
ORDERED TO PASS WORD
GERMAN SPIES ARE THERE
s,i, hu soy yoI n, are stu required to do
about and pass the word amongst the
Belgian peasants that there are hum
neiean Yos sha, ba psss the oS Mnr In
both the Belgian and French govern
ment have offered prize oil 10000
n thsss w se,. nv You shall also qualify
eGm,phasizing that In every instance The
ing as ola peasants, or. very often they
20 about in the very uniform OF u
peasan, notices n suspieious h iooEne
person about his premises or meets
with man in the uniform of French
hsG h,lf haN. OH, ND e.,
certain places secretly. You have here
nearly 100 names and addresses scat
them are the addresses OF our agents.
Information carried TO these places
VII Dhiao be at on once investigated. II the
picions are regular German agents
well and good. But II it exposes the
w ,,h,n outs OF French agents. our
shoot Them"
"At any rate Maria Voorhis can be
depended s,o 1,, upon to execute other de-
The next day l was on my way to
Antwerp TO holasYnyseif ready to take
Pa see in in the Of na,Ga
Aaeuss ~ Af Sat,ln tssl With hs eo9
always bothers me. can not kill it
though at times / have strangIed il.
WI ! leave the service? can not;
country viii! forgive me for what have
already done. 1 can never hide my
self from the vengeance Of the German
TO the French to the Russian. to the
hg 10 Mia Hid not sin agalnst them
tinue In the profession you chose.
Away with thee thou impudent con-
:cience bless the glass" My wine!
Ny maid brings me four glasses at
FEMALE ARMY of GERMAN
SPIES FOUND IN BELGIUM
The terrible day at least arrived. 1
ng. O.! How horrible are those days!
me city was panicstriclScn. They
shoot and shoot German spies in that
city until 1t seems If they would
- shoot every German woman.
But the Belgans knew what they
we're doing. Belgium was literally
covered with female army of Ger
more than 200 German women spies.
Put what about my own future. Did
I was sort OF super-spy. Nv
operations have always been subtle.
never took heroic chances. worked
underground and always managed to
Employ other spies who managed the
dangerous parts Of the act Here |
vas vas, a real. fuil,aedged German spy
vas in the uniform OF Il nurse from
IN establishment that had been main
aimed secretly for many years by the
ierItans, and l was sent out to adj
minister to the sick and the wounded
BY that establishment.
And did not concentrate all my ac-
vities and all my labors at Liege In
ny powerful motor car, in the guise
Dutch nurse trlssEsGled back and
orthS all over the central part and
he I-orthern part OF Belgium
p pread the message everywhere went.
cling the Belgian peasants to watch
or tho German sSs3sS and that the
'rench government Tad offered q large
UNI for the apprehension OF every
;erman spy in Belgium.
Ono day | had gone to the town OF
irlemont to consult Il lieutenant of
he ohians regarding a visit I wished
i'm 10 make to certain Belgian town
hat had not yet been invaded. But
reaching Tirlemont I found out
nat the Germans had not yet reached
here. ] went to an inn where head
We Belgian wounded officers had been
rought and who were being taken care
by the, proprietor Of the place. When
entered en-. they greeted me with open