GENERAL NEWS.
POULET TO PLY AGAIN. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. London, March 19Poulet and Benoist have arrived at Singapore and intend an early resumption of their flight. ARREST m A SPY. Pari?, March 19. Ernest Simais, formerly a Belgian war correspondent on the Russian front, has been arrested and charged with having intelligence with the enemy. Documents seized show that he was a spy in German employ, and denounced tJic Allies' officers at Tifiis. MINE LAID FOR LORD KITCHENER. London, March 19. Admiral Scheer, in his recollections of the war, says that the mine which sank the -Hampshire was kid under the protect !r.>. »f heavy weather, which it was thought by the British would givj Lord Kitchener a measure of safety.
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1920, Page 6
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