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... COMMISSIONED TO SPY. w ■■• c CONFESSION BY GERMAN WOMAN (REUTERS TELEGRAM.) PARIS, Saturday. A Cherbourg message to the 'Journal' states •bat a German woman who was ar■ested on suspicion of espionage, confessed during bar examination that she had been ...
... THE GERMAN SPY CASE. TEARS PENAL SERVITUDE. At the Criminal Owen tG-day, Prsdoriat Gould or thetwease was sestsassal to ail postal Sit Ili Lae Ills wits was dlactmagsd. ...
... NAVAL SPY CASE Six Years 1 Penal Servitude for the Men Gould The man and woman accused spying were placed on trial Hie Old Bailey yesterday. Adolphus Gould, 53. commission agent, pleaded guilty offences under the Official Secrets Act. and was sentenced ...
... SPY GOES JO PRISON. SIX YEARS fel You hove for a ember al it your badness to betray al the country when hospitality yes km You !MVO laid out so far as possible to frost their allegiance (dicers of the State. drawler are their •issperrusioeity sad eadesueurrag ...
... Germany and the Supposed Russian Spy St. Petersburg, Tuesday. The Novoye Vremya to-day states that M. Popoff. Russian engineer, who was engaged purchasing river cargo boats for the Government was arrested the German .police Brieg on a charge of espionage ...
... SPY GOES TO PRISON. SIX TEARS FOR ESPIONAGE. have for a number of years made it your business to betray the interests of the country whose hospitality you have accepted. You have laid yourself out so far as possible to seduce from their allegiance officers ...
... NAVAL SPY SENTENCED. SIX TEARS PENAL SERVITUDR. Before Mr. Justice Atkin, at Old Bailey on Friday. Frederick Adolphus Gould, sited fifty rfive, described as a agent, and his wife, Maud Gould, were charged with feloniously obtaining certain plans and other ...
... CHRISTCHURCH TIMES-SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1914. SPY GOES TO PRISON. SIX YEARS FOR ESPIONAGE. You have for a number of years made it your business to betray the interests of the country whose hospitality you have accepted. You have laid yourself out so far ...
... important written documents. Then specially manufactured ink blottingpaper was used, but this was not found to be absolutely spy-proof, and a return to the sand-shaker was contemplated, when some one suggested the simple expedient of a small absorbent roller ...
... NAVAL SECRETS. SPY SENTENCED THE OLD BAILEY. FORMER CAPTAIN * GERMAN ARMY When the trial at the Old Bailey yesterday Vrprierick Gould corncommenced Maud Gould, and his wiie, chSed unSer the Official Secret. Ac with obtaSnp plans and documents intended ...
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... immediately King George is able to leave England for a lengthy period.—Central News. The Retsch state* that the notorious police spy is at this moment in the Russian capital, and shows himself quite ...