Hadley was taken by ambulance to the in Gelsenkirchen, and died there at 3:15 am local time on 5 August - just three hours after the UK declared war on Germany [REF].
Elizabeth Pratley was interrogated as a potential spy, at a military prison in Münster, but was eventually released, without charge,[REF] to the in Münster, and finally allowed to return home in November 1914 [REF].