... SPY PERFL TRADE UNION SECRETARY SENT TO PRISON. Describing him-elf as Parliamentary secretary of the Labour Constitutional party, and a late branch secrets'' , of the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union. Rufus Randolph Royal, forty five, was brought ...

... THE SPY PERIL. There is no reason to be afraid or pessimistic, bat it is necesisary to be prepared. and unpreparedness is known to be a British failing. Unless the question of spies is dealt with with the utmost severity and all alien enemies, naturalised ...

... SENTRY SNOT BY SPY. Private Robertson. whilet guarding the aviation sheds at Brr•-•klands Aerodrome in the early hours of Ronda y morning, was shot by a supposed spy. Robertson asserts that Ye challenged the man three times, and then The man, he rays ...

... ♦1 ♦ Spy. flow jealously the Germane guard their airship :secrets has been proved by the experience at Cologne of M. Clement-Bayard the famous French designer of airships, who, with his architect. two engineers. and a naval offioer, was arrested o a a ...

... MONUMENT TO A SPY. Them Is actually • spy buried in Wee, neinster Abbey, and a monument erected to his memory by the British Government. Thu. is the famous Major Andre. who was shot as a spy by George Weshington for being within •he Anr•tican Hues in ...

... SPY'S WOODEN LEG. The German police hove discovered stolen fortress planvi in a man's wooden leg. A lame man arrested at the barracks of Friedrichsfelds. near Dusseldorf, on a charge of cvpionage. An inspection of his nooden leg showed that in /the hollow ...

... A SPY UP A TREE. An incident which occurred during ths Ifith shows the resource and bravery of some our enemy scouts. The German artillery was retiring, and from time to time coming into action. An officer of one of our flank cavalry patrols had been ...

... SEVEN YEARS FOR ESPIONAGE A MEAN. MERCENARY SPY' Carl Gustav Ernst, hairdresser, of Caledestim-rised, has been sentenced to seven years' renal servitude at the Old Bailey on of espicoage. Justice Colelide. in sentencing him upon clearest ev id ence of ...

... SPIES IN BUSINESS. Spying is as prevalent in the commercial as in the political world, though the existence of theme commercial spies is not nearly so well known. There are certain climes of manufacturer*, however, who habitually employ a regiment of ...

... exclaiming that they ought to be shot. When arrested she refused to walk. slaying. What have I done to be executed' I am not a spy.' All the way to the station, to which she ws,, conveyed on an ambulance, she sang at the top al her /vie*, God Save the King ...

... The beggars won't bite. From the fishing basket on which be was sitting came the unusual sound of a coocoo, and another spy was caught. My friend, says the correspondent stated that the pigeons were fairly tender. Yee! is the sweetent word a ...

... PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SPIES. Amongst the precautions taken by us to guard against spying is the publication of the following notice, copies of which bare been printed in French and posted up: (1) Motor-care and Merles other than those carrying soldiers ...