New Britain herald., 1916-05-15
Surprise Created When ernment Produces D Julian Bailey, Ed Member of Royal
 Rifles, Who Landed in From German Subm;
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 English Fleet.
 London. May 15.-Sir RogeI ment, who only a few veal achieved international fame services he rendered his govd in the exposure of the PutumaI Der atrocities today faced the an ordinary police court for a mary examination to de whether he should be held fl on the charge of high treason the same government in co1 with the rebellion in Ireland. Easement stood Daniel Julian who faced Q similar charge.
 Not in many years has so mu ular interest been manifested case before the courts. This not only to the prominence of ment and to peculation as toI innate fate, but also because been expected evidence would duced which would lay bare spread plot resulting in the Long before the hour set f} hearing crowds began to gatH side the Bow street court, Ind gain admittance or at least to | glimpse of the man alleged tI been the moving spirit in the acy. | There was an unexpected nua applications for seats in thS court room, but admission Y stricted to about 10 persons, iI representatives of the press.
 Sir Horace PIunIxett Thea
 Among the earliest arrivaI4 court was Sir Horace Plunketn department of agriculture in He took a seat near the maH It was understood Sir HoraH merely a spectator and would part in the days proceedings. Der of relatives and friends K ment, including seven han gowned women, also reached E an early hour and we're provid8 seats we'll to the front.
 The stage was all set when cipal was led into the court, A Dickinson, who presided, the and the witnesses all having their places before Easement at 10:4O o'clock and entered { There was a hush of expectan& & entered the room and every 1 E turned in his direction.
 Far from appearing deep K turbed at his position. Sir Rogd tained much of his characteris& & plaisance. He smiled and no K he saw friends in the court TO M
 As the examination procee# Roger showed in his movemenM M slight indications of the nervol # under which he was laboring. K strict attention to the proc M however, and occasionally too @ which he handed to his counse E
 The attorney general saidM fDHITNI 1nI f1N ME known locally as "Mchinna' s He gave the name of Richard M of Buckinghamshire and his tion as an author. He was M drop a paper which conta K code, including the following
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 Second Prisoner a SurpT
 The few spectators who wa x lnitted to enter the famous ol court were considerably $ when a second prisoner was pl side Easement in the dock. T 8 was Daniel Julian Bailey, a soldier whose home is at Wer near London. Bailey rested near Tralee, Ireland. d T. He was jointly charge ras elnent with high treason. exact connection with the Sin ITS has not, so far been mad,
 m the formal charge Case described as of no occupation 'i7,cd abode. The charge agai ieterdants reads: "For that x between the first day of No 8 ."i4, and on divers other O 8 'ctween that day and the 'trst of April, 1916, unlawful l iciously and traitorosly comm 8 reoscn within and without tu 2 )f England in contempt of 3 erciRn lord the king and his
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