... they cut line Wilhelmetal the next day, and that it was oompara-rively easy going from there Windhuk.—Exchange. An Austrian spy. named has been sentenced at Naples to four i.-iprisonaiMit and fine. THE LATEST WAR NEWS RC.- AFTER COINd TO PRESS WILL BE ...

... President of the Committee for the Proto Belgian and French Fugitives, has been sent to Trcua for trial court-martial as a spy in the tervice France.—Central News. GERMAN DESERTERS CROSS INTO HOLLAND. Amsterdam, Wednesday. Tweutj-four German deserters ...

... •aked that the defendant* should restrained from e>. u.n ting pnbi.so • * Weekly July oouiaioing the article entitled ‘’Lady a Spy-Catcher. or tha» portion the article which related the plaimiH. The libel o.>mplaiDed was in •h•• article, which had a tub-heading ...

... president the committee for the protection of Belgian and French fugitives, has l>een sent to Treves for trial court-martial us a spy in the service of Franco. AIR RAID GHENT. Amsterdam, 1 learn from Ghent that French airman ivpjieared yesterday over the flomnisse ...

... every of bare ground, but in another way the weather was suitable, since its squally nature rendered the pretence overhead spying aeroplanes very unlikely. On day the tour was not of a processional character and the roads were not lined with troops. ...

... Mr. TENNANT: Yes, sir; and that shows the character of the hill. (Laughter BIRMINGHAM GAZETTE, FRIDAY. 16 JULY, 1915. GERMAN SPY SHOT. Man Who Sent Over by Von Tirpitz. Pbess Bubeatt, Thursday Night. The jinsoner Robert Rosenthal, who was 6 July by general ...

... wonderful, said, how inteiesting the men of all ranks were about religious matters. SWISS MERfHAXT ARRESTED. SUSPECTED OF SPYING FOR BELLIGERENT NATIONS. A Central News telegram from Geneva to-day states that the jioliee Basle have arrested suspicion ...

... left Chalons yesterday morning.—Ceoenl Newi. A GERMAN EXCUSE FOB DEFEAT IN ZmocH, July 3. The Germane are making allegations spying along tbs border by Swiss subject* working in the interests of the Allies. Espionage of this kind is asserted be particularly ...

... asked, should this lates* order restricted men military age? there not our midst alien enemies over that age who are capable spying and assisting the enemy, and doing much mischief their younger brethren- And what about those who hare beer, before the courts ...

... with the object of creating labour troubles, and the detectives employed on the case have obtained such clues of widespread spying and projected dynamiting that the arrest some of the prominent plotters is confidently looked for. To offset the ill effect ...

... the very time arranged for the assassination of Pranr. Ferdinand, friendiy visit battleships Kiel arranged, for attempts to spy out the defences of that harbour had not succeeded. Such to-day political England- precisely Bathe had predicted would become; ...

... patch of bare ground, but in another way the weather was suitable, since ita squally nature rendered the presence overhead of spying aeroplanes very unlikely. On this day the lour was not processional and the roads were not lined with troops. After inspecting ...