... he said: ‘ Please, sir, I sneezed and dropped my teeth, and I am trying to find them.’ That_was nearest we got to a German spy.” Does any local dentist wish to claim that he made those teeth? LE THE CONCENTR. ON AMP AND WILL NOW GO TO GAOL. At Liverpool ...

... naturalised in this country, on a charge of attempting to com- municate information relating to the Navy to a well-known German spy named Stein- hauer, was fixed on Wednesday at Old Bailey to take place on Friday pleaded not guilty to attempting to rocure ...

... crier round with the announcement. ltr,ta,n: . that neither he nor hi* wife German ~n ° ca!l to every true Briton enemy or spy. and stating the* Icyal prceeec- arcl ' our J,n,it underhand ing.s would taken against anyone uiurin* ' Xi .. ; . , . . ...

... now turn elsewhere to rectify their in. tellectual compass. If the learning of modern languages was only to make the complete spy, they ought to give them vu if the study of the was simply to find our how the knives by which the Carthaginians put Regulus ...

... charge, and reulied I know nothing.’’ prisoner’s premises witness found copy of newspaper containing article headed ‘‘German Spy Bureau. Chief Orgaui er and How Works. A Man Mystery. ictims Made to Order. Him article contained references to the late Capt ...

... The inner envelope contained lank notes for £15. In a letter to Reimers, witness found n newspaper headed : “* Another German Spy in Court. German Officer arrested at Portsmouth.” The court adjourned for lunch URGENT NEED FOR HOMES FOR BELGIAN REFUGEES. ...

... the atrocities alleged to have been committed by Belgians upon the Germans, is declared the Chief «.f Police Basle to German spy ...

... banknot accept. 1 ran across thi> plight.” s, which nobody will time Australians in The passion of police and public alike for spy hunting lias been diverted from Russian British subjects, ot whom many have been arrested. On Wednesday there were innumerable ...

... , G.C.V.O., LL.D., to be First Sea Lord of the Admiraity in succession to Admiral H.S.H. Prince Louis of Battenberg.’’ THE SPY PERIL. MILITARY COURT-MARTIAL IN A muibtary court-martial sat at Middlesex Guildhall on Friday for the trial of Carl Hans Lody ...

... Gainer corroborated complainant version was that he said he thought it was a pity that the King yuld have Kaiser and his chief spy, whereupon complainant came up to him Witness re- and said “ Who, his plied “ Yes,”’ thinking complainant referred Kaiser. The ...

... German commander a-ki:ig him to come to Oordcgen in order to make arrangements for the entry of the Germans into Ghent, The spy Ehiardt, who was arrested at Ostend on August 4, was trie! by court martial and executed on Saturday at Zwyudrecht.—P.A. War ...

... In these industries during 1913 compensation was paid in 3.748 of death and 47G.920 ca. of disablement. ANOTHER SUSPECTED SPY’ \DKi» i INQITIRTF^ Ho»-street I’olice-court Herat von dor GOU2. ali;is Ur;:! well-dressed young man, described .u? ;i inn-cr ...