Copvrtoht, 1911, by Tm Kiw Yoik Hbiai r>
?w York Herald Bureau, I
London, April 14. J
Mrs. Ellen Bacher, who was brought
into the Hlghgate police station this
week and charged with falling to regis
ter as an enemy alien during the war,
told the court she waa ashamed of be
ing a German and did not want to re
turn to Germany. She surrendered now
because she wanted to go to Holland.
Mrs. Bacher was well dressed ami
appeared to be a highly cultured
woman. Witnesses said that for a Ion:-'
time she had been aiding the poor in
her neighborhood. She said she lia<l
hoped to conceal her nationality for
all ttme, but the magistrate recom
mended that she be deported to Ger
many and fined ten shillings.
TRAMP FROM SEATTLE
INTERESTS PARISIANS
Walks in From Antwerp on
His Way to Monaco.
tipecial Cable to Tub New Tock HrauiA
Copi/rlght, S9ti, by Tui N'iw Yo?k Hjdulo.
New York llrrald Kurr-.ni, I
Part*, iprll <8.
Bareheaded and barefooted and with
a blanket rolled on his back, Hippolyto
Martinet, a gloibe trotter from Sfattlf.
Wash., has reached Paris, walking here
from Antwerp, where lie disembark*"!
last week from a steamship, arrh ins
there from New York.
Martinet attracted an immense throng
as he walked through the Champ*
Elysees toward the Bastille, where h?
passed the night. He hopes to reach
Monaco by June 1 and to rest there for
a month.
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