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... RESCUER OR SPY? Speed of the 9 German S.S.j Ophelia Questioned BY HER CLAIMANT In, the Prize Court, yesterday, tho hearing was resumed of the case the German hospital ship ' Ophelia. which, the Crown alleged as ground for condemnation, was acting as ...
... ALLEGED GERMAN SPY. Case Conducted in Camera Yesterday SAFETY OF STATE The trial of KnepferJe. the alleged German apy, was resumed at the 4 ffifey day. before the , y . Justices Avory and charge is that by means ofTnvisibleTnk the accused attempted to ...
... GERMAN SPY TRIAL i Kuepferle Found Hanged in His Ceil HIS LAST LETTER who has been trial for two days at the Central Criminal Court charge communicating attempting to communicate with the enemy, committed suicide yesterday morning at Brixton Prison. Kuepfcrle ...
... separate prison, and will be tried by Court-martial on a charge that he has no business aboard a submarine, and was therefore a spy. According to Constantinople newspapers, the prisoners have been sent to Izmid. ...
... lights and buoys. When asked for his authority. Skeats replied: My uniform is good enough. What do you take me for, German spy? To Chief-Inspector Bower, prisoner said bought the clothes he was wearing, and his inspection of charts was all humbug. In ...
... deal with suspected naturalised aliens, but it wins unreasonable that every naturalised Genual should have to prove was not a spy. Replying to Lord Bryce, Lord Crewe all aliens who had been liberated by the Office would have to come before judieia tribunals ...
... refers to the confidence created by the appointment of the Minister of Munitions. Reuter. Alsatian Farmer Fined by Germans for Spying The Supreme Court of the German Empire at Leipzig has condemned German farmer named Alfons Huriin to five years' penal ervitude ...
... meeting of the Okehampton Habitation of the Primrose League, Mrs. Dunville Lees (the Dame Presi dent) dwelt on the German spy question, and strongly advocated the taking more adequate measures to deal with the evil, for she was convinced there were many ...