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... STORY OF A LIVERPOOL MAN. SLIDING IN KAISER'S BALLROOM. Mr. Russell Taylor, son of a. Liverpool alderman, who >u srrosted at spy two hours after th« declaration of war, hiu jiut arrived borne. He tells a remarkable story his release. The gates of the priiton ...
... Gaumont. Paralta Play. 5,467 ft. (approx.). Trade Show (Own Theatre), October 17th, 1918. Release March 3rd, 1919. A thrilling spy play, in which Louise Glaum shows the inward revolt of a girl who having American blood in her veins is yet compelled, through ...
... actionable. Counsel for said the words that it was alleged had been utremd iuiptrred to a most ofFecce. tba-i of being traitor and spy in the pay the German.*. Plaintiff found that statement was made the shop of a printer and newsagent ami was alleged that defendant- ...
... Greece,l and boycotted the democratic and popular leader, Venicelos, until Con-I stantina's activities as a German gent and spy became a scandal in Western Europe. True also, it hid alienated the popular elements in Russia and destroyed the chances of ...
... own. She is the star in the picture to be presented at the Broadway on Monday, entitled, Miss U.S.A. The film is full of spy incidents and deeds of heroism which will appeal to old and young alike, and -gives June the finest of chances of showing that ...
... salvage sorting depot, a girl fainted 011 recognising regimental number of the gas mask worn bv her dead brother. * It is rumoured in Berlin that the R-eiclkstag. 0:1 its r>t. meeting. will indulge 111 another peace demonstration iike that of July of vear ...
... charge of espionage against one of her stewards was investigated. The spy steward was a myth, of course. American Magnate Arrested as a Spy I SHIPS THE GERMANS MUST SURRENDER—>Continu«d. (Spy. This Side Up With Care.’* At Liverpgnl the Kitchener answer cleared ...
... then. He was rather dark and emphatic, and owned many newspapers, was a knight, and ran a journalistic spy-holt. Obviously a man to be watched. If rumour be rot a liar, spies will always be found among those catching spies. IVrong again. Miss Hilda Trevelyan ...
... .mbmarine. Though we hear much of the German ►py -v-tern in the abstract it is not often that one ecnnes across the actual spy, so subtle are his ways. The case of one who was located at one of our local ports before the war has just conic to notice. ...
... in Mexico before the. war, in t'hina from 1914 to 1917, and in Sweden until July last. One of the most notorious intriguers, spy-masters, and mischief-maker*. Is said iiave passed through since the beginning of the war; a rabid Pan-German. BY THE TIME THE ...
... declared, wherever he kvod was Aberdeenshire man the end * * * There appears to a storm brewing in East Aberdeenshire, and if rumour speaks truly, it may break at Maud this afternoon. There ate to be meetings there of both Associations, and it is predicted ...
... Purchasing was making an analysis AlHad parr sees to assist Traaemiy in rearranging credits.—Rector. GTKRMAS MTT.T.TO*? nty SPY In Bowel Commune, jresterdaj, Hr. Bridgnman (Secretwr, Hiniotry), replying Hr. Brnnt Craic. ■aid the report had been circulated ...