... 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 ...

... THE TASTER SPY MORE HERR STEINHAUER. At Bow-street on Monday. Karl Gustav Ernst (42), hairdresser, of Caledonian-road ’ was again brought up charged under tne Official Secrets Act with obtaining and com- Muuicating to a porson named certain information ...

... 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 ...

... THE SPY MULLER. SHOT AT THE TOWER. On Wednesday night the Press issued the following : The spy Muller was shot die .lout* this morning. The summary of evidence the case the alleged spy Rosenthal was taken at Islington Barracks to-day. He will be tried ...

... Lo observe what was going nin especially in regard to move- of the eet as much as | could see; but J wa warn 10% to go and spy around, bet bo ...

... THE SPY PERIL. MR. QUEUX ON HIS EXPERIENCES. r\ESCRIBING himself as a spy, and a spy hunter in addition to the character novelist, in which he is best known, Mr. W. Le Queux held spell-bound for about an hour-and-a-half a large audience, at the Town Hall ...

... WAS THERE A SPY? The possibility that news of Lord Kitchener's movements had been conveyed to the enemy spies was widely discussed, and is of interest note that official intimation in the ** London Eaxctte,” issued Tuesday night, places new restrictions ...

... THE SPY PERIL. SIGNALMAN STABBED BY GERMANS. EXPRESS TRAIN IN PERIL. Passengers who arrived in Aberdeen last night by a train which was six hours late relate remarkable story. When the train was about an hour’s run from Euston it was suddenly brought ...

... THE SUBMARINE SPY. the Palace Picture l'lavhouso next woek tliiis excibing naval drama, showing an officer shot frurh'»6, ...

... to pieces, and on the dust bvild up her own. Pity he was too soon for Mr. Odell, of the Constitutional Club. The Kaise e's spy system had not then come up-to- date.’ Counsel said the matter came to the atten- laintiff was tion of the club committee, and ...