London, Oct, 4.
The British Government is report ed to have made it clear to the "I left Belgium on August 29 for London and "reported at' Whitehall immediately for duty. T have applied for a commission in the armed forces and Tam ready to go anywhere."
Authorities here said they were confident of the former German spy's loyalty to the country of his adoption. He has lived in Great Britain for the past 20 years.
Admiral Sir Reginald Hall, Director of the Admiralty Intelligence during the Inst war, "who arranged the capture of Captain Rintelen in 1914 attended the court yesterday.—Unite Press Lithuanian Government that, being an ally of Poland, it cannot connive at any cession of Polish territory. to another slate, and cannot, therefore, recognise the transference of Vilna province to Lithuania under the Soviet-Lithuanian Agreement, Nevertheless, it is recognized here that Lithuania's acquisition of Vilna cannot be regarded in the same way, or condemned so strongly, as the partition of Poland by Soviet Russia and Germany, In the first place, it is pointed out, the treaty with Hussia was forced upon Lithuania at the point of the New Type of Machine-
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