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... SPY CHARGES AT PLYMOUTH. ACCUSED COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. At Plymouth on Tuesday Mix Schulz, who is stated to be ober-lieutenant in the tier man army, was committed for trial at Exeter Assizes on charges under the Official Secrets Act, it being alleged that ...
... Spy \ I Since the war began, more and mere people have used Puritan Soap. ii I mjj They have done so because they have found out what thousands knew before, what you can prove to-day you will, that Soa? saves the c othes from wash-day wear and tear. It ...
... THE NORTH DEVON HERALD THURSDAY IT- 1914 PATRIOTIC FUND Fortescue the Spy HELP FAMILIES meetirg lies1 Lrd !' 1 li raid -if of services rvists noil Territorials to are their ud-ing lddes-Ljb Coleridge rd Morley Clifford r Sheriff of Devon) Sir clshd Sir ...
... BEAUTIFUL BOY'S FATE. CAPTAIN'S STORY OF DRAMATIC INCIDENT CRIMEA. How a ting lady who turned out German spy passed as Russian and was discovered to bar doom, told by Captain Walter Hatcher, R.N.U., :•• the steamer Phrvgia. The captain t.iok his ship ...
... That our sturdy race would alter, Whose forefathers would not yield Think to see the while flying. Even when all ho™ was •Spying they oagh the las I°J «-- yearning For the dear wkose lives are given, learning sons belong to Devon. Lon4Ca * . W. E. ...
... ursday, Friday, and Saturdaj, March 6, and 8. The film version of the novel Robt. W. Chamber THE GIRL PHILiPPA. An exciting Spy ama, featuring Anita Stewart Monday, Tuesday ana Wednosday, Mar. 10,10 Al2, Freda Bare a thrilling film THE ROSE OF BLOOD. The ...
... to the current Issue of the Weekly Dispatch an?artlcle entitled track tho spy. From the article we take the following paragraph :— Seme the oddest stories of the German spy menace come from the country. The coasts of Devon and Cornwall have been at ...
... Kedy sorg. Miss G. ; rer.dlng, Mr. J. Lyndon; so-g, Miss Arthur. During the interval the hon. member for Division gave shorn spying how pleaded was to be wmonftst. them ; and, in usual, w*a received with the entnu» ...
... dream during the election that the German Emperor had a Dreadnought under his pillow every night, and then went with their spy glasses every morning to see if the German Navywere in the offing. It was very well to keep a Navy, but armaments of war and ...
... ow young Uag.lsh girl, who oooupying honourable position and who is earnestly jg «o earn owu living, be treated alien aud a spy, and mads uncomfortable and unhappy n>dte>y because the bears a German name. Yours faithfully, TOLLER, OERTON. AND BALSDON ...
... in the February number of The Strand Magazine. Entitled Tne Prisoner's Defence, it is most thrilling and graphically-told spy story, with its scene laid in England, and no admirer of tbe creator of Sherlock Holmes can afford to miss a tale which shows ...
... were going to theatre. This, too. spite of the fact that some of tha iellows had only had about three weeks' training. A spy, diigulsed as a French interpreter, entered their trenches almost as soon as thay arrived, and was shot by the Belglacß. A most ...