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... EXPOSURE OF THE SPY SYSTEM But the great editorial feature those early days was the exposure of the Government spy system in 1817. The i Prince Regent bad been ©hot at and there | were rumours of secret conspiracies. The Government sought to cope with ...
... preacher of the name of St. 'George and a German spy who received a knighthood are the best and most entertaining characters. but in some respects (and considering his few opportunitie• to talkl a second grade spy—Fritz von &hathaueen—is by no means unlikely ...
... they must do without boots and shoes. may not be long, however, before they find themselves well * leathered the Allies. A spy may defined one who does paid work enemy plots. Someone Haims to have just discovered method of preserving the radium in bottled ...
... wife, whom wrongly inspected of leaving him for Montague Beaumont (Mr. Victor Gammon), a naturalised Briton, but also German spy, and brought his daughter Rose (Miss Amy Shaw) in the belief that she was dead. Lady Hardy assumed the name of Mrs. Duastone ...
... inconvenience, that is all. We say it boldly, that if by the internment of five hundred aliens enemy origin one actual or potential spy could bo laid hold of, the action would be justified; for the evil to our own kith and kin this one man or woman might accomplish ...
... patrol fired into the crowd, killing five children and severely wounding two women and four men, one of the named dyingJatei* SPY WORK IN SPAIN. Santander. Saturday. The commander of the German mle marine interned here has walked about freely. Since thie ...
... Germans had ransacked every corner in which was possible for a mouse to have hidden itself, they were out sight. Such a thing -as spy not having been found, the cottage was set on fire, and tint excellent act of fright/ulnees being done, the sergeant and his ...
... without his photograph. (Laughter.) Pt.LLO.N gave notice that would raise tho matter earliest opportunity. GENERAL ELECTION RUMOURS. Mr. BUNAR LAW niovrd a resolution which would Have the bringing operation the automata closure on Votes of Supply at eleven ...
... 218 to 1015 Mon Tues Wed Acu) ’ BELOVe’D ADVENTURESS YEARS KINO'S Granby-st 10 nm Monday Tueaday fc : STOLEN ’DEFENCE PLANS” Spy EVELYN THE BEAUTIFUL” Rita All-Star CORPORATION SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES Further Advances Committee will Council a ZOOO Officer ...
... arra-wed that she and and concerned to find in circulation all sorts of 'her son should meet him at the railway station. It rumours, not merely of unrest but even suggest- was a Saturday, when they usually went to a ing the participation of the natives in ...
... German influence in the most ohs-ions quarters. The one man that no astute, Gevernment would employ for espionage 'is the stage spy. That is ore of the wenkneseee the irtern them all slogan. The most dameton., German agent ti likely to be a antral. and ...
... Midlands The workers behaved splendidly Owing rising slight increase amounting more per lb will probably be made in or “Horrible rumours spread the the Empress Zita denied Austrian Premier General intercession by the the the declaration war by Free Council before ...