While they rested the consul at Kirchen procured transportation for them. In the meantime, the Russian minister at Kristians demanded their arrest and extradition, but the Norwegian government refused to return them to Russia. On December 5, they were at last able to sail for home, and they reached Germany without further trouble.

ARRESTED AS A SPY
Responsibility of German Newspapers May Be Suspended

SIBERIA, Jan. 27.- The Daily Telegraph reports that a Danish newspaper correspondent whose name is withheld, has been arrested for espionage and may be summarily dealt with. The alleged spy has been in Germany on and off against the beginning of the war. As he had a Danish passport of credentials from a Danish newspaper, he was permitted to move about freely and even to visit the different fronts of the German and Austro-Hungarian armies repeatedly.

Recently, the correspondent made himself the object of suspicion and he was watched closely. It was ascertained that several years ago he became naturalized in England, and was in London when the war broke out. When arrested, he is said to have confessed that he acted as a spy for the United States.  British government and made his frequent trips to Copenhagen only to forward his reports through English secret service agents.
PLAN TO DESTROY GERMANY
German Deputy Surgeon and Field Marshal
Original Scheme. 