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NO PASSPORTSGermany Stole an American’s VoucherFor Use of Spy.MATTER A SERIOUS ONENewspaper Calls on American GovernmentTo Demand Apology•Under the caption: ‘A Serious Matter,', the New York World of the 14th ijnst published the lollowing editorial:—Carl Hans Lody, a German spywho) was executed in Jvondon last ! week, had a.passport as an Americah i citizen made out in the name of Chs.1 A. Ipglis of Chicago. -• •'! There is a real Charles A. Inglis i of Chicago who is an American citi-jzen.. Mr. Inglis reports to the State | Department that he was in Berlin at the beginning of the war, that bis passhort was taken to the German Foreign Office to be approved, that it was in ever returned to him, and That he was -finally compelled to-obtain !a duplicate passport. ......'1 This is a matter which deserves !the serious attention of the State Department authorities in Washington. If Mr. Inglis’s passport was stolen in Abe german Foreign Office and turn-led ofer to a German spy, the United I Slate's is entitled to an immediate ’apology from the German Government.! Passports are highly important I documents at the present time, and jif German spies are operating under , passports stolen by German officials fronr American citizens, every American passport will soon' be under
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Kingston Gleaner
Kingston, Kingston, JM
Mon, Nov 23, 1914
Page 20
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