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... THE SPY PERIL. There is no reason to be afraid or pessimistic, bat it is necesisary to be prepared. and unpreparedness is known to be a British failing. Unless the question of spies is dealt with with the utmost severity and all alien enemies, naturalised ...
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... explanaiion nor a justiti his action, Briefly stated, the charge n the him is one of harbouring a pote 1 it n 250 actual, German spy, and dismissing twe or the domestic servants simply and solely ants they ventured to remark upon the preset 8 for German in ...
... he said: ‘ Please, sir, I sneezed and dropped my teeth, and I am trying to find them.’ That_was nearest we got to a German spy.” Does any local dentist wish to claim that he made those teeth? LE THE CONCENTR. ON AMP AND WILL NOW GO TO GAOL. At Liverpool ...
... PLAYHOUSE. Two films of gripping interest have been screened at the Palace this week A Spy Bay, and The Cruise of the hell Ship. The first named showed the capture an astute spy by the aid of a cinematograph, and the second, which will be shown for the last ...
... while the Belgian and French cavalry were drawn up the Hotel de Villa. ready for inspection in the square opposite The German spy system, however, failed for once in its usual accuracy, forthe bomb was dro ped half an hour before the Presi- nt an Hh the ...
... SUSPECTED SPIES DISCHARGED. The Press Association learns officially that the police are Satished that the man arrested during the spy court-mariial pro- ceedings at Middlesex is not of dangerous tendencies. He is man of eccentric disposition to his arr: and ...
... further 16, and Captain Dupreez In all the enemy’s losses amounted to four kilicd and large number captured, includ- ing a German spy, who was wounded. Our losses were one killed and three wounded. All the enemy’s transport and spare ammunition were captured ...
... foreign legion and certainly should be massacred by Moroccans. J only saw one man shot. He was a priest who they said as a spy.” The results of the inundation to the north of Dixmude have been obsrved by our tors, who have seen numbers of the enemy collected ...
... A Spy at Bay,” is indeed a sensational in- foe 0c. nious detéctive dra ma worthy of “ Sher- k Holmes.” It depicts the capture of a very clever spy, with the aid of a graph camera, the act al arrest taking place in a barber’s shop whi i le the spy is ...
... the rising tide nat enthusiasm at tlie flood ; but it may - that the mass of Englishmen remain unaffected by the great German spy panic, and are also well assured that the Government will be able to furnish all the men for whom our General* in the field ...