... Spying. DEVONPORT CASE. A DANE'S APPEAL. Yesterday, in the Court Criminal Appeal, before the Lard Chief Justice and Justices Coleridge and Avery, Carl Jorge Jappe applied . for leave appeal against bit conviction and sentence three years' penal servitude ...

... SPYING. DEVONPOBT CASE. the Court of Criminal Appeal, before the Lord Chief Justice and Justices Coleridge and Avery, Abdon. Johannes Carl Jorge Jappe applied for leave appeal hie conviction and sentence three tars' penal servitude passed him the recent ...

... Spy Dodge. I INTERESTING NCREATIVE DEVON OFFICER'S ADVENTURE. illustration methods employed the enemy obtain information regarding the operations of the Allies been, revealed in interesting narrative given by well-known officer North Devon, who home from ...

... Spy Danger. HUNDREDS OF ALIENS ARRESTED. accordance .with instructions from the Government, the Manchester police yesterday afternoon arrested in the city several hundreds of German, Austrian, and Hungarian aliens. Among them are many wellknown men. The ...

... SPY TRIALS Appeal of MuHer Heard in Camera Yesterday .The appeal of Muller against his conviction and sentence at the Old Bailey, before the Lord Chief Justice and two other judges, came before the Criminal Appeal Court today. The arguments were heard ...

... Alleged Spy. LIVERPOOL CHARGE, INFORMATION FOR BERLIN. Some remarkable correspondence was read yesterday at Liverpool, when Robert Arthur Blackburn, Liverpool youth, aged 18, was under the Official Secrets Act, with having sent valuable information concerning ...

... SPY'S SUICIDE In Prison Cell. WRITTEN CONFESSION LEFT. FAIR TRIAL ADMITTED. The spy case, in which a man named Kuepferle had been trial for two days the Central Criminal Court, London, charges of communicating, or attempting communicate with the enemy ...

... FRENCH SPY SENTENCED TO DEATH. Paris, Saturday. A Court-martial has sentenced death Vincent Moni, who waa found guilty of having supplied Germany with • information regarding the national defences —Reuter. ...

... the question spying, thought an attempt divide the responsibility of the naval and military authorities would resented. The Government would do all they could to improve the methods dealing with aliens, but thc-y did not desire encourage spy panic. » ...

... HE SPY PERIL —♦ L Quoux on Our Amazing Inaction lllia,n Queux, the -well-known aild w has lived much of his time o the Daily Telegraph the sarcasm on the indifference 'toti ntie to the German spy peril K. - an apology to the British , > 1907. I dared ...

... Alleged Spying AT NEWTON ABBOT. DAWLISH VISITOR'S ACQUITTAL. The Newton Abbot Police-court crowded its utmost capacity yesterday, when Arthur Lionel Norman, a viator Dawlish, and native Hull, was again before the Magistrates on a charge ...

... Spy Precautions. BOAT TRAIN PASSENGERS SEARCHED. Special l pre rent information reaching the enemy through passengers on the boat expresses. Charing Cross Station'is Closed for ordinary Continental traffic, and will continue until further notice, all ...