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... WHY OF THE WAR By Foresight Spy Foils IN his youth, Herr von Papen, the German Ambassador to Turkey, was a most skilled secret agent for his country. Nobody knows better than lie how to organise spy rings, and nobody knows better how to use them. He ...

... I SPY 1, OR CATCHIN' 'EM ALIVE BY P. S. M. Auld ...

... Vladimir (Austin Trevor), who is the chief of the spy ring and also proprietor of a successful restaurant in Cannes Panic in the Air By masquerading as mechanics, Jack and Kay successfully outwit Boris the spy, who has fitted the carburettor to his 'plane ...

... MARION DAVIES AND HER LUCKY RING Marion Davies, whom London has had a recent opportunity of seeing in the exciting milieu of the spy during the Civil War in America, had just broken the bank at New Orleans Casino when the above picture was taken. She is of ...

... trembling parched lips, this one Spy spy spy and that one Robber robber robber Last sparks of the blaze. But anger and disdain sprang up again in Don Filiberto Fiorinnanzi as soon as he had crossed the threshold of his house. A spy he He felt himself sullied ...

... Khartoum a Dervish spy was discovered in camp and promptly taken to headquarters. But no amount of threatening or bribing would induce the spy to speak. He pretended to be both deaf and dumb. Scarcely was his ex amination over when another spy was led in, and ...

... Mr. Terry plays the part of an English baronet who smuggles French Royalists across the Channel and completely outwits the spy of the Democrats, whom he is here seen holding in the hollow of his hand ...

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... party's chances in another of their strongholds THE GERMAN SPY-DER AND THE BRITISH FLY Vill you valk into mine parlour? said the Spy-der to the Fly; 'Tis der priddiest liddle parlour dot ever you did spy. Oh no, no, said the British Fly, to ask me is in ...

... comedy, much of the banter is blithe and witty, and the exigencies of the Service soon mature them. Granted, too, that the spy fever, which lends incidental excitement to routine, is whole heartedly theatrical, and seems to smack less of modern warfare ...

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