... THE SPY PERIL. Some asionieblog letters were read at Liverpool Polio' C .urt on Tuesday in conneotlon with the charge under the Official S c:ets A it, against a youth named Robert Arthur Blackburn, aged it 3, of having communicated Information likely ...

... GERMAN SPY INQUEST. The Inquest on the G,rman Kuepferle, who committed suicide in Brixteo Prison whilst on his trial at the Old Bailey fur espionage, was held by;Mr. Wyatt at 13-ixton Prison on Thursday. The evideuoe as to the manner In which Knepferle ...

... 117Nk 10, 1915. THE SPY PERIL. AN APCRAL FOR DRASTIC ACTION. LECTURE BY MR LE QUEUX. There wail large audience at the Victoria Rooms on Ti.ursday evening when Mr. William La Q.sus delivered an engrossing l.o•ure e n The Berms' Spy 1 ertl, ' • topic that ...

... JUST ABOVE CLIFTON DOWN STATION GERMAN SPY TRIAL CUT SHORT. ...

... become more and more restricted in area. Tne. SPY Nam Warn Holum—The following is an extract from a letter received from somewhere in France : I heard an interesting account the other day of how a spy was detected somewhere in our neighbourhood. A ...

... (THURSDAY), it Z. Important Engagement of VEDRENNE & RADIX COMPANY, in THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME, The Suanwful Royalty Theatre Spy Play ! MR. GEORGE TULLY as The Man Who Had to St-.y at Home. Alr.wdy Prif.rmed over 1,000 ! II•: Oftioe Now Open. 'Phone M ...

... PRINCE'S THEATRE, BitII3TOL. '' THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME. The play of the moment The Man Who Etayed At Home, the successful spy *play from the Royalty Theatre, London, will be layed at the Prince's Theatre, B istol, next week, by Messrs. Vedreone and Eidle's ...

... furnished photographs and sketcher, tte spy me. 'awhile posing as • respectable trade man, • waiter or an hotel manager, the last-mentioned being • very favourite pose. It was • mistake to regard • man as a spy because he sp. ke English with • German ...

... foothold In England, they did in France before 1870, and in Belgium more recently. The fact that every German was potentially a spy justified the formation of the Antl-German Union. They should beware of a man who declared that alter the war we should trade ...

... Major Norman Stewart is the son of the late Mr. James Stewart, late of Blaokbonse, and of Mrs. Stewart, Flatfleid, N.B. ANOTHER SPY SHOT. COURT-MARTIAL IN LONDON. The Secretary of the War Mks on Tuesday night made the following announcement : Two prisoners ...

... however, and explained to the General that that bloomin' Idiot, my bergamot, won't let me have It—say. you may be a Gelman spy for all he koowe, and 'll be hanged if you shall see Inside my wallet.' The Ind. ceased the G I much amusement. PRINCE EITEL ...

... pure and simple. The Day is, of course, Der Tag, and the play, written by W. C. B. Fernald, is really concerned with the spy peril. It teaches nothing, however, being purely a romantic ides of what that peril may be. The author makes the very most of ...