... SPY'S END. EXECUTION TESTED p Tfo? prisoner Robert. B°s f was. on the 6th July, pio'Vt Court-martial on charges fl' was for guilty and sei leath. The sentence e»ff firmed, and was carried oi ji . morning. i»Ji (Note. —Rosenthal was ' ' lC arrested ...

... TWO SPY ARRESTS. The authorities announce the arrest spies. Their trial will take place by Couvt-marfcial Frid?.y next at the Middlesex 'Guildhall. 'Jhe whole proceedings will be in camera. They will charged with 'collecting and attempting to communicate ...

... They did much worse work heartening enemy and disheartening England, and did deliberately, than any man who had vet shot as spy. Interviewed after the meeting. Sir Arthur said he had given up the newspapers through disgust the unpatriotic action a section ...

... last mentioned » stopped. The '* Annan weighed placed herself out of range the \% was then icpaircd. None * was injured. Spy Courtmartialed at Westr*» ,p Lord Cheylesmoro presided over a martial which assembled yesterday hall, Westminster, for the trial ...

... pointed out, he was not required to fill that column. Defendant, who now said was annoyed at being accused of being German spy and was sorry at his neglect, was fined or 14 days. first said he would to prison, but a brother subsequently paid the fine ...

... barbed spikes. A patrol of four Volunteers, two non-comj missioned officers and two Customs Guards, set out at night-time tc spy out the land, with a view attack on one of the entrenchments when the weather was favourj able. As they were obliged to pass ...

... characters were sustained as follows: Solemn and Lightning (waiters), Bandsman j Duguid and Pte. H. F. R. Groves; Herr Leermeister (spy), disguised as Timmy O'Leary (Rhodes Scholar and Prussian Blue) Mr. R. A. C. Harding; Marie and Zizi (waitresses). Miss Atkinson ...

... directed Prince George Lvov. The Pro- feasor adds: I was told that one of tho raili-j ' tary doctors wondered whether I was a spy. so as was going to the staff the Lj Corps, obviously was the best thing ask Lira to take me there with him. Here bad! the ...

... Biekle-g Vihit®ladies -road, Bristol. E^ ®. (26-33) for daily duties plain cooking; gas; ' W c woina ' n weekly; email C'eX spy wazette W > a respectable Young Person as family; fond Dunell fcat ® a «° wago.-Mrs. ' JVI&w l>otrt Farm, Wrantago, HELPl ...

... intimate knowledge Germau i.avai matters, and tne North Sea and Baltic borne years ago he was a nested by the German authorities spy while making sounding experiments near the entrance to the Canal, and served two years' imprisonment. At the end of this period ...

... of bare ground, biut in another way the weather was suitable, since its squally nature rendered the presence I overhead of spying aeroplanes very unlikely. this day the tour was not processional character, and the roads were not lined with (troops. After ...

... of bare 1 ground, but in another way the weather was suitable, since its squally' nature rendered the presence overhead of spying aeroplanes very unlikely. | this day the tour was not of a success-! ful character, and the roads were not lined with troops- ...