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... assistants Treachery, Mischief, and Rumour, plots to wreck human happiness. The programme includes a Chaplin comedy. Albert Hall,—.America's efficient methods dealing with the Hun spy plague are effectively exemplified in Madam Spy,” excellent production in which ...
... the rule, starting on Christmas Eve, and the run will continue indefinitely. This play, though a so-called spy play, does not depend upon its spy element for its success, for it is full of incident, wit, and laughter. Apollo.—Mr. Tom B. Davis has let the ...
... heard any rumours of war. Even then only war with Russia was hinted at, said Mr. Halpin, thinking that would not concern him, proceeded serenely on his way. At Krupps, at Essen, however. he was very coldly received, and was actually detained as a spy for honte ...
... went Richmond, Yorkshire, and later heard rumour* his wife and Mr. Jadrma, who were in Sunderland. Respondent left Sunderland kia request, and went to Loughton. bat in petitioner received a letter from her spying she was lor© with ro-rmponilcnt and could ...
... wildest dreams. They organised their Carbonarios, or Black Guards, one of the world's mast notorious and tyrannical secret spy systems. They filled Portuguese prisons with the cream of the dissident parties, urttil the scandals stank in the nostrils Europe ...
... In one hand the unooascious man griped a revolver, and in the other some wire-cutters. Begad, it's a spy! said Private Coppin. He seised the spy by one leg, and dragged him across the field to the immediate vicinity of him patrol. Then he fired the ...
... be quickly waarea labour to turn over to bAicfit of winter officials could -for fist their plots promise of- will un- ed rumour bacause if anyT ' town Port but it hoidera site be becanas land by - ' rosalt - from a D ox oud J j-1' 621b Brooks 57flb : ...
... He could quite anderstand such men quietly spreadiog through this ccuntry, in the way the Germans had always worked, the rumour that it would be agasinet our own commercial intereste to impose & very stiff indemnity. We could take care of our commerce ...
... and Labour, and the new catchword, Coali tion. They all mean Par ties, but none of them seem to mean an Ideal. We hear rumours, vague or definite, about Disestablishing this or Establishing the other. As one listens to these things one feels inclined ...
... plant? moral 1 ein *“*' they turned I*' Brussels. , |,r ...
... have sham-revolutionary with power? is “the the forward'?- Is to the ultimate Throne Hohenzollem son whole business with rumours intrigue are afloat and Kaiser’s pretence (in spite of Bavarian revelations) he kept dark the impending and packed off sinister ...
... commenting on Mr stated aliens brothers and sisters He both myself colleague were tricksters spying Coalition movement in my opinion colleague’s Mr Bevin is spying for the true Labour Party but Revolutionary Party j I challenge to forward colours let the ...