... THE SUBMARINE SPY. the Palace Picture l'lavhouso next woek tliiis excibing naval drama, showing an officer shot frurh'»6, ...

... EXECUTION OF A SPY. The Office makes tlie following announcement 'Two prisoners who were charged with and tried by general conrt martia! in London 28th. 29th. and 80th September, were both found guilty. In one cam the sentence of was passed, and in the ...

... GERMAN SPY SHOT. SENTENCE DULY EXECUTED AT THIS TOWER LONDON. Carl Hans Lody, the Gorman spy who was tried by court-martial at the Middlesex Guildhall, guilty, and sentenced be shot, suffered tie extreme penalty his crime in the Tower of London. The sentence ...

... THE HALIFAX DISASTER. Arrest of the Helmsman of the Colliding Steamer. An Alleged German Spy. ...

... important of the German spies; Mr. Herbert Rouen, as Fritz, subordinate spy. engaged as a waiter; Miss Agnes Thornton, Miriam Leigh, who assists Chris. Brent, the English counter-spy; and her members of the interesting household !»f Mrs. Sanderson s select ...

... Said the Kaiser, 11 1 think, for want of a drink, My plans may possibly fail. Ha! a thought from on high—l'll send off a spy To bring back some CHELTENHAM ALE. ...

... Said the Kaiser, I think, for want of a drink, My plans may possibly fail. Ha! a thought from on highf-I'll send off a spy To bring back some CHELTENHAM ALE. ...

... Mia Nan Bevill; Mrs. BLiin. Editli llnntcr; uuree, Lilian Grosveiior. A new omvact play Wilkinson on the suhj.st Oer. man spying makes unusually Rood cur. tain raiser, well worth teeing us any. thins the larger ...

... telegram says John Johauten, the helmsman of tbe Belgian relief steamer Imo, baa been detained on suspicion being a German spy. A nunc the Massachusetts Belief Hospital, where the man is • under treatment, discovered that was acting queerly and did not ...

... services in a war correspondent. His attitude, tin »i, however, was sueli offer was declined. and narrowlv scaped denounced a spy.—Centra! New**. ...

... THE PLAYHOUSE. ANOTHER SPY PLAY. C. r»l«.ii Tlie »ny our fllidsi. wliicli is* I>cing played this week (he Cheltenham Opera House )>y his own company. the third play have had nl Ihe Cheltenham Opera Hou*e lately which the war has given inspiration ilie ...

... of the week., they played It's a long way to Tipperary, erjovable military romance strains kindly Irish sentiment, German spy rascality, and the heroism and I'igh spirits the brave men who the nation's aid the first the war.r many a touch that deeply ...