... COOL GERMAN SPY. . German officers are moving about freelv the uniform Australian and Now /.ealandcr commanders, and one succeeded in nrerenting company New Zealanders from firing during the greater part one night. He ejmke perfect English, and when ...

... ALLEGED GERMAN SPY Open Trial at the Old Bailey. SMART POLICE WORK. Contrary to expectations, the (rial of tli« alleged Uerman spy. Kupferie was heard open court at the Old Bailey to day, before tho Lord Chief Justice, Mr. destine \\ory, and Mr. Justice ...

... are seeking the condemnation the st .uner, which was captured by M.Al.hi. Meteor October, the ground that she was acting as a spy nr scout for the enemy, and not legitimate hospital ship. These allegations are denied Naval Staff-Burgeon Pfeiffer, commander ...

... will j>o( believe in your patriotism at the War Office! dedaresl the spy“not when have furnished my that you are a traitor.. . “They already have ample proofs you yourself are a spy and are carrying on vour dealings with German secret under of exercising ...

... Government asked for the condemnation the vessel the groupd that, although ostensibly hospital ship, she was being used a scout or spy by the enemy. behalf of the German Govarnment the Ophelia was claimed Qeman officer named Pfeiffer, who was oommand of her at ...

... all along.” she declared, her eyes raised his and flashing, “to expose him in his true guise- that of Josef Blot, the arch-spy of the Wilhelms!rasse. Which you have surely done! You have revealed the whole plot, and confounded those who were so cleverly ...

... EVENING DESPATCH. FRIDAY, MAY. 1915. GERMAN SPY'S SUICIDE. Jury Return a Verdict of Feio-de-sc. inquest on the German, Knepferle. who committed suicide in Brixton Prison whilst his- trial at the Old Bailey la«t week for espionage, was held at Prison yesterday ...

... HSfUTE CENSORS. ■lleged Spy's Voyage fi«om America. trial lhr 'PV™ , n? c* ♦hr'-e mm who were f*;; : prhnißrv opened «t thn ratril Criminal Court vrsterdßy. It . alleged that he sent mfoemation * ,S the use invisible ink. judgee-the Lend Chief Justice ...

... plans the ingenious enemy and his methods of espionage upon our eastern shorps.” admit, Enid, that I suspected you of being spy in the pay of Germany,” her companion said, in low, hoarse voice. ” At first I hesitated whether to warn you your peril after ...

... errand boy bm« , afternoon information sive contents bill 0 f Consequently when apng and inquired b!? * about the ., a German spy the bait, and inquired ejaculating in un, T-ztxs speech man ana cail intemwajn, disposed of the boy replied, It iliS, the ...

... for risking everyhing order to Ire in a position reveal his dastardly plot against us. That man there,” and h* indicated the spy, “deserves shot against the nearest wall.” The Doctor advanced threateningly-, and, trawing big. plated revolver from his locket ...

... but to ascend the scaffold as a «u Masonic sign), and Almighty Architect of the lead me in the unknown East. not dying as a spy, but as a , late i stood as a man. but liar and perjure myself, shall ask to notify my Umbras Droll Gottingen A. 1. 8.. Germany ...