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... 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 ...
... 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. THE EDITOR OF THE ECHO.’* Sir,•With regard to this ever-present danger iu our midst, may heJp to awaken those who are inclined scoff if I relate episo-Ie from my own observation in district I have worked for many years, and which can be ...
... ARRESTED A SPY, LOCAL LADY’S INTERESTING EXPERIENCES. An interesting story of experiences in uermany during tlie war has been narrated a representative of the Echo” Miss Pigot, a lady who is now on a visit to her .liter at Cleeve Hill. Miss Pigot was ...
... OCTOBER 23, 1914. THE SPY PEEIIi. before it was time has the Home Secretary taken energetic measures for dealing with the Spy Peril. Mr. McKenna now appears to have awakened from slumber and to have realised that English public opinion will no longer ...
... PALACE PICTURE PLAYHOUSE, HIGH STREET, CHELTENHAM. 3 5 Continuous Performance 6to 10.15. Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday, A SPY AT BAY, A Thrilling Detective Drama. HapDy Dustmen play Golf. Comedy, A Knight of the Road. Drama. Andy plays Cupid. Comedy ...
... Friday.— Signor di Sesaro, a has asked the Government whether, in view of the fact that German subject hiave been detected spying in Belgium and France, it would not be prudent ‘to adopt measures in regard to the many Germans nd Austrians residing in Italy—P ...
... Kinghorn were informed, and that the result of raid the apparatus for such station was discovered It could lie utilised by German spy for communicating with Gorman vessels. The Press Association says:—ln the Kirkcaldy district great sensation has been created ...
... Lancashire Fusiliers, which has men missing. Forty-three at the wounded men belong to the Royal Fusiliers. ALLEGED ENGLISH SPY* ...
... train load of wounded reached Brighton on Friday morning, and wore removed to hospital. The men belong several regiments. THE SPY PERIL. Lord Charles Beresford informs the Press Association that finds it impossible to answer the hundreds of letters ha« received ...
... MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1914. THE SPY PERIL. Mr. McKenna has long been regarded by candid critics as a dismal failure at the Home Office, and his reputation has suffered . .thei damage from sins omission respect to the Spy Peril. At last, however, he seems ...
... President. that if Belgium became a republic He that the German Socialist Deputy, Herr Wendel, had been in Brussels, but only to spy.—Central News. ...