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... A Dangerous Spy. In addressing the Court, Mr. Bodkin said it was admitted that the accused was an alien enemy, and that this country ho posed as civilian. Lie had communicated aud attempted to communicate information to Germany, whilst posing as civilian ...
... GAZETTE, SATURDAY. *4 NOVEMBER, 1914. SEVEN YEARS FOR A SPY. BARBER AS AGENT FOR KAISER. Mercenary Crime. REVELATIONS OF THE SECRET SERVICE. Karl Gustav Ernst, aged 43, hairdresser, was sentenced seven years’ penal servitude at the Old Bailey yesterday ...
... BIRMINGHAM GAZETTE, FRIDAY; 13 NOVEMBER, 1914. - ' - _ .* POTSDAM’S MASTER SPY. Secrets of His System Revealed. THE TRIAL OF ERNST. At the Old Bailey yesterday, before Justice Coleridge, the trial commenced of Karl Gustav Ernst, aged 43, hairdresser, ...
... SOLDIERS’ WIVES. SURVEILLANCE ORDER WITHDRAWN. PENSIONS QUESTION IN COMMONS. Criticisms levelled at the Home Office on the German spy danger in Great Britain were answered by Mr. McKenna yesterday in the House Commons. The attack was led Lord Charles Beresford ...
... rumoured to contain a wireless installation and armoured cemented floor. The owner—a Dutchman—has been arrested at a German spy. Something different from any other Picture Paper. ®l2 Pages every Morning See Your Newsagent In-da* I J and Place an Order ...
... of the case pven men of high patriotic motives, realising and freely taking their risk, have been known to act the part of spy, conceiving that they serve their country doing, and preserving throughout allegiance to the country which they love. Mean and ...
... Lauf, who was lately employed as interpreter to the Dominion Immigration Department, at Halifax, has been arrested as a German spy. Amsterdam, riday.— The Telegr laf states that an order has been issued the German Emperor promising marks 10s.) for each machine ...
... PEERS AND SPIES. “LYXCH LAW” SUGGESTED AS THE REMEDY. A debate in the Hons© of Lords last night on the spy question produced some remarkable assertions on the part Opposition Peers, and a statement the Lord Chancellor and Lord Crewe on the Government ...
... WAR WIRES. Amsterdam, Friday. Frenchman has been arrested Oostkepelle as suspected spy. Central News. New York, Friday. -The British Losses at Kiao-Chau were given in telegram Id killed and bl wounded. The Japanese losses were 1.000 kjl.ed and —Central ...
... chropshtres detrained at St. Omor, and in the i first village they passed through Corporal Johnson saw a woman who had arrested a spy chained the church railings pending the court-martial. The daily losses of the regiment in killed and ! wounded averaged about ...
... “THE TRAFALGAR RANGE.” SOLE MAKERS. Samuel Smith & Sons LIMITED. BEEHIVE FOUNDRY, SMETHWICK. CONFESSION IN SPY TRIAL ACCUSED’S DRAMATIC STORY. Berlin Orders. SEND NEWS OF BRITISH NAVY LOSSES.” dramatic incident occurred the Middlesex Guildhall Saturday ...
... lives in this unprecedented war it was highly desirable llral gallant and heroic deeds shouldJbe dulv chronicled Referring the spy diffiger, Lord (Tarlev said although something had been done there was very strong feeling in the country that enough had not ...