Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-13 | Page 3 | Spying is Dangerous for German Subjects

SA IN- IS l AM. I K l S I oK SKRMAS BUBJK Is (By International News SCrviQC.) BERLIN -AlthoiiRli allied oftlcerfl may go where tfa'cy pCOSfe In Germany afjd in :. high-ha ndt (d way dontand in-ferniatlon in-ferniatlon In furtherance of the fulfillment ful-fillment of the Versailles treaty. It's i thankless and dangerous Undertaking Undertak-ing for German cltlsenfl to engage In the spy business for the entS ate The Munich police have arrested three ounp mechanics ranging between be-tween nineteen and thirty-one years of age on the charge of high treason The youths are accused of having attempted at-tempted l" s,''l information to the en-t en-t i.i. Ons of the defendants declar- Mi ed at the preliminary heading that he I had i n informed that fur Informa- Itlon of the type he was peddling th. allied missions had been known to pal as much as 500,000 marks, and he 'didn't know why he shouldn't also r'. -Icelvo some of the casymoacy.