... spread all over London to the effect that Mr. Claude Grahame-White, the world-famous English aviator, had been shot as a German spy. When interviewed on the subject 'Mr. Grahame-White expressed himself in clear terms: Annoyance my chief sensation, declared ...

... barbed spikes. A patrol of four Volunteers, two non-comj missioned officers and two Customs Guards, set out at night-time tc spy out the land, with a view attack on one of the entrenchments when the weather was favourj able. As they were obliged to pass ...

... for years. It is stated that the King did not desire to have personal relations with a man who, had found out, was a German spy.—Reuter. ...

... Secretary for the Navy, and to members the Noutralitv Board, a series facts existence German propaganda and the activity the German spy system several years prior to the commencement war. The evidence accompanied proofs of all the charges, constituting eight separate ...

... Slow-down methods + Germans Obtain Fraudulent Passports FOR SPY PURPOSES New York, Thursday. The American' prints a sensational story concerning the two men, Capt. Stegler, retired sea captain and reservist of the German Navy, and Vincent Cook, of Hobokoii ...

... and to members of the Neutrality Board, a series facts proving the existence or a German propaganda and the of the German spy system several years prior to the commencement of war. The evidence accompanied by proofs of all the charges constituting eight ...

... whether his attention had been drawn to tho statement made by ex-Member the to the effect that he had been acting as a German spy in this country, and whether, irrespective the truth falsity of the statements, he would introduce legislation making it impossible ...

... for the employment of Belgian hands. It is doubtful the authorities caa entertain tho application, looking the danger of spying involved. For the Belgians are largely of an origin approximating to that of tho Dutch, and the difficulty involved will once ...

... they could get in. They bad one awful experience. While they being taken to a certain point— considered that the guide was a spy—they were led into a death-trap. He kept eye on the guide, and determined to make him pay for his treachery, but he saw him ...

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... FAMOUS CARTOON For Sale for Mayoress's Fund AT EXETER Among the Litest gifts to the Mayoress Exeter's Depot is a copy of Spy's famous Boer war cartoon A General Group, which. peared '' Vanity Fair on November 1900. It is a picture famous British ...

... who are very pleased indeed with them and most grateful for the generous gift. The bum five shillings has been offered for Spy's Group cartoon and accepted. The money will be credited to one of Depot's funds. A black retriever dog of good pedigree, aged ...