... SPY TO BE SHOT ♦ Whilst Another, a Woman, Goes to Prfson for 10 Years OLD BAILEY TRIAL The Press Bureau yesterday issued the following: — The trial concluded yesterday evening at the Old Bailey of two prisoners—a man and a woman—of German origin, who ...

... been cleared our cannonade, and the gained crest the hill where they established themselves. Spy Shot in Presence of Troyes Garrison Paris, Thursday. The spy Drude, who was originally senenoed court martial of the s.tring Troyes, was Jteov e»ri; moraine ...

... spread all over London to the effect that Mr. Claude Grahame-White, the world-famous English aviator, had been shot as a German spy. When interviewed on the subject 'Mr. Grahame-White expressed himself in clear terms: Annoyance my chief sensation, declared ...

... nationalities to and from the United Kingdom ports numbered 1.415. Sixteen vessels were lost in the previous week. ♦ Another Spy Shot Press Bureau, Friday. A prisoner who was charged with espionage, and tried Court-martial Westminster Hall on August 20th ...

... warded Brussels by courier—so great was its urgency and importance, and so great the fear the tampering proclivities the German spy service —and it transmits the instant impressions produced on the mind of the Belgian representative by a first sight of the ...

... y to Greece. The Minister of War, in a similar manner has called all officers at present serving on Greek Missions abroad. SPY SHOT Tried by Courtmartial and Executed Yesterday Morning Press Bureau, September 10th. It is officially announced that prisoner ...

... to the station, shortly after three. It was some time before I could persuade the porter guarding the gates that 1 was not spy and had intention of blowing the station, but eventually I gained admittance, and was rather surprised to find ' little gathering ...

... way to the station shortly after three. It was some time before could persuade the porter guarding the gates that I was not a spy and intention of blowing up the station, but eventually I gained admittance, and was rather surprised to find little gathering ...

... wheels and springs. Sale to commence 11 o'clock. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS AND SURVEYORS, CHULMLEIGH, N. DEVON. • Spy POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. NEW INN. ASHREIGNEY. THE SALE of FARM IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, etc.. for Mr. R. Woollacott. advertised to ...

... soo®. The Russians are very courageous, and do think despairing, in spite otf aill. We have too many Germans here, and the spy system is outrageous. Oh, how blind we have a]J been not to see their devilish work. We learning a bitter lesson. Thousands ...

... imprisonment, the former for. having sent a letter to his son-in- j law at Havre, and the latter for having sheltered a Belgian spy. Central ...

... has proceeded in recent months with approach to completeness, the belief exists among quite serious-minded persons that the spy danger remains, and has become more subtle. With the evidence before of the huge sum of money which Germany has spent upon ...