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This service was employed in searching ships, examining baggage, looking out for explosive bombs, invisible writing, and so forth. Mr. Newton's story appeared in the New York Herald of July 14, 1918, and from it one incident may be taken.
Through the Boarding OfiBcials, a passenger who arrived the other day has furnished interesting material for the Intelli- gence Bureau investigators. The passenger, who for some time had been a resident of Germany, although an American citizen, said he had bee...n approached in Dresden by German agents and asked if on his return to the United States he would obtain military and other information of interest to the Imperial German Intelligence Bureau. He was furnished with a code to be used by him for forwarding information to Germany and also with a formula for manufacturing an in- vigiile ink, and with paper to be treated by a special process for correspondence. The passenger, in evidence of what he stated, offered four collars to the customs ofiBclals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This service was employed in searching ships, examining baggage, looking out for explosive bombs, invisible writing, and so forth. Mr. Newton's story appeared in the New York Herald of July 14, 1918, and from it one incident may be taken.
Through the Boarding OfiBcials, a passenger who arrived the other day has furnished interesting material for the Intelli- gence Bureau investigators. The passenger, who for some time had been a resident of Germany, although an American citizen, said he had bee...n approached in Dresden by German agents and asked if on his return to the United States he would obtain military and other information of interest to the Imperial German Intelligence Bureau. He was furnished with a code to be used by him for forwarding information to Germany and also with a formula for manufacturing an in- vigiile ink, and with paper to be treated by a special process for correspondence. The passenger, in evidence of what he stated, offered four collars to the customs ofiBclals.
What to read after The Web?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hough Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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