... 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 HUNTING. Humorous Experience of arc Officer at the Front artillery officer writes e-ae Times •- Three days had information there was a spy the neighbourhood of one of our batteries. Took measures, as they say, and informed all battery commanders ...

... Alleged Spying AT NEWTON ABBOT, j ' dawlish visitor charged. Newton Abbot, yesterday, Arthur Lionel Norman, described as occupation, and having independent means, was charged with attempting to elicit information with respect the movement, number, and ...

... ALLEGED SPYING AT NEWTON. DAVI.= 011AIMI3D. At Newton Abbot, on Wednesday, Arthgr Lionel Norman, described as of no occupation, and as having independent means, was charged with attempting to elicit information with respect to the movement, number, and ...

... ALUM SPYING AT TINTO* ACQUITTED. WALKED X DAWLIIIII TO T2IOIXOUTE. Newton Abbot Police Court was aowded on Tuesday when Arthur Lionel Norman, a visitor to Dawlish, and a native of Hull, was again before the Magistrates on a charge of attempting to elicit ...

... TRAINS OF GERMAN WOUNDED. THE SPY SYSTEM IN LIEGE. AMSTIiRDAM, Monday, Midnight.—.l torre at reports that judging from the tonsidt•rable Lumber of wounded Germans M`siing throagh Litlge tho fighting in Northern must be violent in character. Three trains ...

... 3ft Additional dormitorns built of wood have bad t erected leer yawls the hall for sours d the pritolletd for the guard. SPY•NUNTINC AT THE FRONT. ...

... them no. a apy in the nciiibboArbood of one of our batteries. 'Took as they say, and informed all battery commanders that our spy au and to be woman with a Seining red head, not very common in this part of Belgium. The day after these inst•lictionr, I earns ...

... oatmeal has given additional details of Stegler'a con- 1 fossion, in whkh ho stated that he refused a miasion to England a spy, although he had intended to accept it, because he found that he would be need as a dummy for another man in order to deceive ...

... House Mear Teignmouth Lord Ronaldshay has inquired of the Home Secretary how many of the twenty ringleaders of the German spy organisation who were taken up at the beginning of the war hay* been tried ? Have they been tried by court-martial, and what ...

... in House Near Teignmouth Lord Ronaldsbay has inquired of tbe Home Secretary how many of the twenty ringleaders of the German spy organisation who were taken up at the beginning of the war been tried Have they been tried court-martial, and what sentences ...

... where foreigners are settled, or were sett led in some numbers until war broke out. That there has been a lot of successful spying no one is likely at this time of day to deny. '1 he raids 11 s 4 a and air have been directed with a precision which leaves ...