... SPY PERFL TRADE UNION SECRETARY SENT TO PRISON. Describing him-elf as Parliamentary secretary of the Labour Constitutional party, and a late branch secrets'' , of the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union. Rufus Randolph Royal, forty five, was brought ...

... German girl spy wa' arrested English soldiers bridge over the Oise at Lacroix St. Oucn. fihe had in hr possession plans nil the roads and bridges around Paris. She poked not more than 17 years old. and was quite good-locking. A German spy. dressed in ...

... The beggars won't bite. From the fishing basket on which be was sitting came the unusual sound of a coocoo, and another spy was caught. My friend, says the correspondent stated that the pigeons were fairly tender. Yee! is the sweetent word a ...

... large as a subject, an dhe was charged with heing a spy in the country to which he owed his allegiances. It was ¢ ar that from October, Wil, to the first week in January of this year Ernst had been a spy in the pay ofthe German Sceret Service. H particular ...

... another being emptied two Get mans were found who are said to be spies. Other sacks really contained garden produce. he wounded spy and his companions will brought before courtmartii; I.—Central News. HOW THE RUSSIAN GENERAL DIED. Pelrograd. Saturday.—General ...

... the atrocities alleged to have been committed by Belgians upon the Germans, is declared the Chief «.f Police Basle to German spy ...

... German commander a-ki:ig him to come to Oordcgen in order to make arrangements for the entry of the Germans into Ghent, The spy Ehiardt, who was arrested at Ostend on August 4, was trie! by court martial and executed on Saturday at Zwyudrecht.—P.A. War ...

... England are frustrated resource of the youthful son and daughter of the secretary the Premier of England whose butler is really spy. and gets hold of the disposition of the Navy and Arrav private wireless station in the secretary* grounds is tho scene of exciting ...

... appointed to Sir John Frcncu stru with the object of securing full and prompt accounts of operations for publ.catiou hero. THE SPY DANGER. Mr. McKenna, answering Mr. Fred Hall (Dulwich) and Mr. Joynson Hicks, read a report he bad received from the Commissioner ...

... Pootball Union have Mused a public appeal to all players to joie the Army. A Delilah subject is reported to have been shot a spy at Hamburg. together with se Baglish clergymaa who heed with him. Wise our country is threatened Briton and Boer will stand ...

... source of information was a local guide-book which anyone could buy tor a shilling suggests that those in charge of the German Spy Department are as stupid as th'jy are treacherous. The grave aspect of the incident is that here in London, in sense an honoured ...

... anything which bears on them is certain of an eager reception. Sardou's play exposes the machinations of a despicable German spy and demonstrates the cleverness and resource of the British attache Political intrigue and a charming love story become entangled ...