... TREBITSCH LINCOLN SAILS FOR BNGLAND. NEW YORK, Thursday.—Trebitsch Lincoln, the ex-M.P. for Darlington and former German spy, was to-day handed over by the American authorities to an officer from Scotland Yard for transportation under extradition to England ...

... attache. addition to payments dynamiters, counterfoils yon Papens cheque-book show that money was sent KupferJe. tbe German spy who committed suicide in Brixton p risen. . Among the letters published is one from General yon Bernhartb, who discusses the ...

... IN MEMORIAM. Lord Kitchener is dead. From east to west goes up a nation's cry For vengeance on their chieftain, Oh, what spy Hath robbed us of our hero at this hour When most we need his firm, wise guiding power To lead us on victory and to peace? Flags ...

... ZEPPELIN OVER HOLLAND. \ AMSTERDAM, Tuesday!— Yesterday afternoon a Zeppelin was seen at Maas- , tricbt going westwards. SPY SHOT. A spy was shot Cologne. Two persons sus- I pected of were arrested at Aix. j OPERATIONS AGAINST VALONA. General Koevess- and ...

... DTtalia's' Cairo correspondent says aerial reconnaisances have ascertained that the railways works are abandoned. GERMAN WOMAN SPY. ROME, Monday.—The publishes a despatch from Sicily lady, understood to be a member of the German house of Wied has been expelled ...

... Stolen Grand Lama, the stirring tale English boy's adventures in Wild Tibet, There is ahso a complete story a Boy Scout and a Spy, and several other interesting items re- I, to the Great War. The Boy's Own j Field Club started to encourage love J Nature ...

... patrols penetrated into British trenches in the Ypres salient and thai one point they occupied 660 yards. Yon der Geiu, the arch spy, has made a sworn confession the plots and conspiracies in which lie took part America the early days of the war. tells of his ...

... making their sentences slightly drawled. '■Well, Tom! Think it'll hold fine much longer? I don't like forefoot like what the Spy have got. You can say what you like, bat do know thai you bark bite nets. Well, m'lads, went to haul the nets and sure nuff ...

... Kitchener. He was wounded five or sit times battle, was twice shot at by Bedouins and once had narrow squeak of being hanged ar, a spy. Agwn, after Omdurman, he and his staff came within an ace of death, for hurried into the. town before the order ccc.so firing ...

... authorities had chosen the where the leading school was glad see that whoever ' oad not departed this year ** * - ,'' * '** Spying the boys prises that .Jiey 'ha*'* eamr-d—(hear, hear). IDEALS ECPCA.TION. The prises the Rev. J. who said greatly apprellelectaoie ...

... or bully beef tins to them; sometimes tried to bomb each other. They knew when we left cur trenches and when we came back. Spying or aeroplanes? Well, some secret service work is done. We wondered why we were being Tegularly fired from a certain quarter ...

... officer; how her officer-husband sent home loot to members of his family (including ladies' lingerie); how he came to England a spy and shared the fate of Lody in the Tower of London. And, happily, it also shows us peaceful English life in a Cornish beauty-spot ...