SPIES IN ENGLAND.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2006, 13 March 1914, Page 7

SPIES IN ENGLAND.

high mm swim. SENSATIONAL THEFT OF A CGDE<BOOK By TcJe'gTstpt— Prose 4Saocliittc>fl—C.opyrtslil; (Roc. Miireh 12, 10,55 p>ft.) London, Jlfti'di 12. .A sensation lias Ireoti caused , at Slicw--jscss by the djsatfpcattwco Of ii cede iiook enabling iiio jwssessor to decipher j the mast confidential sijr.ftalj. . j The book was abstracted fa>in a bat-ik-ship's safe, a clover a'.niitsatrai of tiro YoliTino being suUstitstpd. j The only eiuc is tlio discovery of cer-' liiui finger-prints, 1 SPY SUSPECTS OOJlßrPffii) I'Gtt [ TRIAL. Loiitlori, March 11. At /the Police Court Frederick Gpiilil and liis wife, in whose premises were found documents, of an merimiiiatiriK nature rcliiting to tlio .Navy, m& who arc diarged witli esiMcaafte, Wefti cow-., juitt-cd for tfia-J. (Ite. March 12, 10.35 ij.ii;.) , Lafidofi, Mijre]) IS. : Mr. Croisda-le, au iVdriiiialty oJfifiipl, gare. evi<k»nco tlrat .a traciflß, faWrf in Mrs, GuuM's j)o6Sessioii, showed the at- i rangeiiioiit; of the .Biflchintiry «f six 18,000-ton anneured cruisers, tilio last, of which was built in l£fj.B, and also the essential features of the sliips' ricsign, iuid dtlier COnfldftntia-l iulorination, fhn vciincss added fet a'eeries: of written questions, fai.u.id in fiouid's: hoiKe, reiatad to most eoirfidcMttiaj scerets coiicej'tiiiig orniaments aiul toi , -! padoers. Vienna, Mareli 11. '. A niaii Bamed Jacob, an Austrian lie-u----teiiaut, has been sentenced to tefcn years' rigorous ionjrigGUTneut far esplonaßc duriiiß the .nmbiKsaiina of treops at the height of tlio Salltanwar. ' '