_How Sixty Thousand Spies Prepared for the War_
We have had a certain amount of experience of the German spy and
his devious ways, but in France--the first country that the Huns
had earmarked for destruction--the espionage system was even more
fully developed. Ever since the beginning of the war the writer of
this remarkable article has been engaged in collecting authentic
information concerning German spies and their methods, and some of
the results of his investigations are set forth. A startling light
is thrown on the ramifications of a system that employed abroad more
than sixty thousand men and women in every walk of life, and which
is still far from having been eradicated.--Related in _Wide World
Magazine_.