"HALL-MARK OF KULTUR "
GERMAN SPYING. By Telegraph—Press Assoclation-Oopyriglit (R-ec. .September 7, 3.30 p.m.) London, September 7. The Divisional Court decided against interned Germans' appeal, claiming that tliey wore of no nationality, because they possessed a certificate of discharge, from German nationality. The Court remarked that spying had become the hall-mark of German "kultur." Inventions, especially wireless, had _so_ widened tho field of possible hostilities, that there was scarcely any iiinit, \ipou earth, in - tho air, or under the water, to hostile action, when Britain was honeycombed with enemies, obtaining and dispatching information, considering that tho acceptance of hospitality did not involve any obligation, and that they thought no blow could be too foul. It would be idlo to expect the Executive not to intern such people before obtaining proof of evil intent.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2561, 8 September 1915, Page 5
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