TWO MEN CAUGHT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 18 April 1922, Page 5

TWO MEN CAUGHT.

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(BY TELEGRAPH— -I»R.KSB ASSOCIATION.) WELLINGTON, April 18. Last night as Mr. James Donnelly was passing along Lambton Quay he noticed two men in the doorway of a tobacconist's shop, and, being suspicious of their intentions, hunted up a constable. Returning, they saw the men crossing the street. One stood, but the other bolted, and was chased by Mr. Donnelly, who, after a fight, secured his man. Both are believed to be Germans, and Mr. Donnelly, who was one of the captured Wairuna' s crew and had two years' harsh treatment as a prisoner of war, may be believed to have gone into the encounter with some reMsh. His action was greatly commended by the police.