... Captain Arrested Spy. After some time the £25 taken from Captain Mac in tyre were thought sufficient to warrant a number of camels iJeTng fiTaced at their disposal to take them to the headquarters of Sidi Ahmed Sherif, the chief of the tribe near Solloum ...

... HOSPITAL SHIP SPY? interesting story of the war was in the Pnza Court. before Sir Samuel Iran*, when the Crown asked for condemnation of tbe Ophelia a of war. German officer the the time of her capture B.M-S- Meteor un October IS last claimed that ahe ...

... SPY PERIL IN BRITAIN. Mr. HOUSTON (U—Liverpool, Toxteth. 1 the Prjno b« was aw*i , that the BRITIS*: MORE HU.AAINC- I Ram-' Sk«r«*tArY had repeatedly repadiatwi reipoo »v-txyiwvv he was *.bifcly for and espionage, ng The 'fa- ...

... NEXT WEEK’S SPY TRIAL. Sir Edward Carson, the new Atiopaey-Gonerai. w.Q make his first public appearance in that capacity text Tuesdoy, when, the Old Bailey, will lead for iba prosecution in tho case against the men. Muller «ruJ Hahn, who are accused ...

... ALLEGED GERMAN SPY ON TRIAL. SIR JOHN SIMON’S REMARKABLE STORY. ...

... Larder 2 GENERAL NEWS; Zeppelins' Second Visit to Southend.. 7 Miner*' War Bonus 10 Empire Battalion Enquiry Inqueet on German Spy .•_•••••«•« Alleged Long-Firm 1- rands The Enquiry Oddfellow*’ (Manchester Unity) Con- ference List of Casual ties .. ...

... Birmingham Police Court 2 Agricultural Exhibition Society 5 A Scarcity of Houses 2 NEWS: The King’s Visit Newcastle 6 Dramatic End Spy Trial 3 The Suspension ot Racing Loss of the Faiaba 12 Alleged Gaming Raid in Loudon . 3 Miners and War Bonus 10 List of ...

... 3 Dog Show at Cheltenham »«•« M 10 NEWS. Forming War Ministry 7 Mr. Asquith on the War 6 Li«t of Casualties A*, •ged German Spy 4 Mibtary 3 Obituary 6 AiJegxl Murder of Officer’s Wife.. 3 Latest Wilis —mm 3 THE LAW COURTS! Birmingham Bedstead Maker’s ...

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... corner behind the door. *i here was a bed in the cell, in the centre where the etbeer looking through the spy bole coukl easily see •t, bat from the spy hole was not possible to see behind the door. Tfce prisoner had fastened a silk t- arf through a ventilator ...

... quickly surrounded by the crowd, who reviled him roundly, then threw him out of the post office with the crie® of Death the spy!” War the barbarianai —Router. MILITARY PREPARATIONS. REPORTED MOBILISATION OF 1,700.000. ITALIANS. Basle. May 16. Italian ...

... spending a holiday in Northern Germany. the way h© visited post-office to send a telephone message, and was arrested a Russian spy. was the object considerable derision, and one man in a crowd about 12.000 shouted, “Give him bullet.” Mr. Rushbrooko described ...