... 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 ...

... SPY SHOT. The Secretary of the War (Mice oa Tuesday made the following announcement:— A priaimer who was charged with espionage and triad by gen' ral enurt-martial at the Weertmin^ter March 20 and following wa. found guilty and 'sentenced to death. the ...

... 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 ...

... ANOTHER SPY. The intlertrities announoe the arrest of lumber German spy named Robert Rosenthal. who has confessed that he was seat over by the German Admiralty to obtain informatioth on nasal matters . RosenthaT was arrested as he was leaving the country ...

... DANISH SPY'S APPEAL. In the Court of Criminal Appeal on Monday, Abdon J. C. J. Jappe, a Dane, who made a suggestion to two men, who tuned out to be detectives, that they should collect information about the movements of the Fleet and sell the information ...

... SHOOTING A SPY. When engaged in this dreadful duty the firing squad is paraded, and the rifles taken away from the men. They are then loaded in the background and returned to thew. The reason for this is obvious, since no ces wishes that any fellow man ...

... THE COST OF SPYING SYSTEMS. Every big European power employs a largo number of spies in peace time as well as in war, in order to learn as much or possible about the aims sad ambitions of it:. neighbours. As would be expected, Germany spends far more ...

... 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 ...

... 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 SHOT IN LONDON. On Friday afternowS the Press Bureah issued the following: War Office, September .10. It is officially announced that a prisoner who w as charged with espionage, and tried by General Court-martial nt the Westminster Guildhall on August ...

... ' I SPY STRANGERS. Tee my et Who- goes homer?' in Peril& meat comes down from the day. when the' highwayman and the footpad threatened the late traveller. It used to be as much ammo member', life was worth—and certainly more than hi, pocket was worth—to ...

... SPY'S APPEAL DISMISSED. The appeal of the German. Muller, who wa% convicted at the Old Bailey of being a spy, and reutenced to be shot, WAS heard on Monday in the Court of Criminal Appeal, at the Law Courts, before Mr. Jnatice Dar. ling. Mr. Justice Lawrence ...