Espionage
PROFESSIONAL Sl'lliS. COI'LIVS CAI'vEKU. By C'i«bl«' Press Assricut i.ion —(Jopj-riglit-l.ondon, March i. Mr. and Mrs. <io;ild, who were arrested fur espionage, iiave been remanded till tin- lltli. Mr. Bodkin Hinted that a letter : n Gould's letterbook to a correspondent in 1903 showed that his real name was Kchroeder. He fought in the FrancoGerman war and had visited most parts of Europe as a member of the secret service for a foreign I'owcr. Mr. Bodkin remarked that Gould wua a spy in Britain for many years. He told a former schoolfellow that hr was an agent of the German Govern ment. Letters in his letterbook proved the payment of money, also a request for 200 marks. UOCI'MKN'TS FOUND OX GOULD. Received B, 12.35 a.m. London, March 5. Mr. Bodkin stated that an official chart of Spithead, drawings relating to the engine-room arrangements of battleships, also a gunnery hook were found in Gould's possesion.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 211, 6 March 1914, Page 5
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153Espionage Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 211, 6 March 1914, Page 5
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