... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... they hauled both VW »F med! , rall y attended and 'having had a sleep, the eot chap €erfUl ' aDd seem(xJ a very nice German spy peril everywhere kept ividly before our troops. They cannot ■scape from its (protean tie^'T^ 1 * British offi, -°r. published ...

... °Mlle euggestoddry , bon—cbsen). GORMAN BPY MASTERS. The EARL of RONALDSHAY 'eked bow many of the twenty ringleaders of GYMS. Spy aatiara were taken at or about the beginning of war had been tried, and what sentenced had been passed. Mt. McIECNNA said one ...

... SUBJECT'S SENTENCE. Mr. McKenna. replying to Lord Ronaldshay in the Commons yesterday, said one twenty ringleaders a German spy organisation who were arrested the beginning the war claimed British subject, i and was, therefore, tried for an offence under ...

... fulness anu ecu -agemsnt, and with his ripe religious expe'ltrsca the widest sympathies ware combined. thought was correot in spying Mr. Tresise's great ight was in v> etching the full-orbed Gospel, one of his favourite Christ J. sue, the samelyes'.erday ...

... the course suggested him—(cheers). German Masters The Earl cf Ronaldshay asked how many of the twenty ringleaders tho German spy organisation who were taken at or about the beginning of the war had been tried, and what sentences had been passed? Mr. said ...

... agents have doubtless been able to obtain plans and sketches of Britain's i fortifications, her guns, etc., but what the Master Spy 'himself was unable furnish the War Lord with was the true meaning the character of the British raoe. For this failure I am ...