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... GERMAN SPY SYSTEM. HAND.— Douglas Valentine. H«*brrt Jenldns, Ltd.. York-aucet, St. Jam-WB, Free 6s. book tfto serious purpose the non-'profe^onal reader towards nnderelanding the fearful whicJi the Pru*?sian has fastened ujjou our ciridsiatian. -• Perhaps ...
... FRIEND AND SPY. VON RINTELEN, THE ARCHPLOTTER. ATTEMPT TO BLUFF AMERICA. As already briefly reported, reprisals are threatened Germany against Americans the United States authorities do not release Captain Lieut. Franz Jiinteien. German spy, who has been ...
... MANSFIELD AMUSEMENTS. INSIDE THE LINES at the GRAND. London's newest spy-play is due at the Grand Theatre, Mandeld, on Monday, August 19th, for one week. Inside tbe Lines, the clever piece dealing with the machinations of the Unseen Hand, comes ...
... joined that vessel she said she had fled from the turmoil Pctrograd, where tihe had been employed as a dressmaker. Rumours that she was spy circulated Cardiff, and there was an unconfirmed story that «h# had been seen in the company of wireleaa operator ...
... are pictured upon some of their oldest vases, indicating the symbolic significance which attached to them. I SPY STRANGERS I The cry I spy strangers resulted once in the expulsion of the Prince of Wales, who is known to history as. King Edward VII ...
... Baron von jwuehlmann. defendant* accused of circulating statements as that plaintiff, who before the war lived in England, was spy, that bred oil women, ftc. After counsel's sensational opening, the Court decided adjourn the case, in view various points of ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... that he was a man of good family with a keen interest in his work, and a liking for philanthropy ; added to which it was rumoured that Mr. Chesney wrote for the papers, and Preston's had a very str6ng objection to any of their little ways and sexton ...
... persuaded to take it. Rule Bill. At the f4orfila tifll• ft nastier. of 2. Meanwhile the attendance oblige- lainst Paris by rumour of his realguation 'wise afloat last the Tory press revives the demand.for the tion resting on young people between hristi ...