... feet while Belgian and French cavalry were drawn up ready for inspection in the square opposite the Hotel de Villo. The German spy system, however, failed for once in its usual accuracy, for the bomb was dropped half an hour before the President and '’’e ...

... 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 ...

... maintain discipline, and I was assured the system adopted was working with smoothness. Not one of them had been suspected of spying. A call the tailor’s shop showed a staff working at high pressure on mattreases, and four blankets each man is the regulation ...

... “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 ...

... Captain Duprees another seven. In all the enemy’s losses amounted to four killed and large number captured, including German spy, who was wounded. Our losses were one killed and three wounded. All the enemy’s transport and spare ammunition were captured ...

... was staying with German fami.y near Breslau, and friend had go bail for me, and swear that should I in any way found to be a spy or suspicious person acting against the Government would instantly shot according martial law. From that day all my incoming ...

... were risking their lives in this war it was highly desirable that and heroic deed- should be duly chronicled. Referring to the spy danger. Lord Char*®' •aid although something had been done there was very strong feeling in the that enough had not been done ...

... 30s. month.” Another letter of Steinhauer said, “The newspaper placards were very interesting chia evening. Another German spy court. German officer arrested at Portsmouth,' and enclosed the letter was cuttmg the case. air. hodk-n asked what, had Mrs ...

... defending the view that the ordinary ideas of marriage are nonsensical?— Not at all The hearing was again adjourned. SUSPECTED SPY. EVIDENCE AS TO HIS CONNECTION WITH THE GERMAN ARMY. ...

... floating targets. The new dirigibles are very silent, their trials take up considerable time.— Reuter. LIFE SENTENCE. GERMAN SPY SENTENCED IN EGYPT Catro. Friday a court-martial, held yesterday at Alexandria, a city police officer, a German subject, was ...