... political motives were at the back of his arrest; but forgery was not a political offence. Lincoln was not charged with being spy or anything that sort. His Lordship advised the Grand Jury return a true bill, and this they did. Lincoln was placed in the ...

... Government arranged for a trial flight, but the night before the aeroplane was burned. Mr. Bright: Was it done hy a German spy? Mr. Lynch: I cannot say. It may have been done by a trade rival. He added he did not wish to bring any charge. He simply wanted ...

... foremost I was impressed their you!* and their physique, and I can imagine no nn> r ® dispiriting experience for a conscientious spy than examination of the new material which is coming forward to the army. No other country in the world can show such elements ...

... defined. The fact that h* is in an enemy's country (as even the heart rebel Dublin was) wearing civilian cloChes stamp# him as a spy, and even if he were in uniform should still be entitled to shoot him the assump' tion that he came and lived in the country ...

... swimming for Dunkirk. It must have looked rather mad from above. But they saved the Dog-Fiend, and then everybody swore was German spy in disguise.” And —about this Jutland fight? ” I hinted, not -for the first Oh, that was just a fight. was more of it than ...

... single incident in tale packed with the right sort stuff. It begins with adventures in England, carries the reader through spy hunting and fighting landers, Serbia, and Gallipoli, and back again to Fiance before the end is reached. Obviously there is ...

... len • ABERkSTWYTH— Apartments Jerce- rn.mdi from pimmenade; -ea Tiew, Mod ora Uj terms’-An;.: uataworth. Cliff Terrace. _ -sp^.y. ABERYSTWYTH (Apartments -Miss Hughes. 577Bndce sC three mmut aaa. tat ion; wx.. bath 7 Terms Barmouth. -Mount Argu*. aret-euwa ...

... certain, but by means mprobable, that this disaster is due their activities. There is only one way deal with the German. a spy nature and training, and whether natural»ed not is a constant danger us. Some time ago deportation orders were served number ...

... proceedings for forgery than for treason or espionage. Lincoln: Whilst were waiting in Admiralty some one offered you those spy stories which I have written, for you read? —Yes, said they might interest me while waiting. Lincoln: proceedings were be taken ...

... carefully scrutinised. Being under suspicion, the uninterned German naturally takes no risks. If the spy -,v. > reduced to the question of ...

... Su'b-Lieut. Peter Emanuel Wright, R.N.A.S. (Armoured Car Section), claimed damages, alleging that had beer, spoken o; « German spy by Sir Maurice Levy, Bart.. M.P. for the Loughborough Division Leicesters-iire, and two of his daughters, Viole't and Alix, ...

... ” South-west Serre, Grando irt. and at some points south of the village, i. ■ admitied, we were pressed back, and arc ...