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... MEETING SPY WITH SPY. The net total the Estimates for Cml Services for 1915-16 Expenditure directly due tiq the war, including both that incurred for the purpose naval and military operations and that incurred by. civil departments, is being met from ...
... THE SPY. Ir was strange that a woman wearing beautiful jewels of value should be unable to pay the hotel charges and should plead poverty. One does not wear the most expensive and fashionable silk gowns wall an elegance that shows the high-class dressmaker ...
... our Secret Service—The ;Baroness Spy and her pretty nieces—The : little old spy and hi, furniture van—My Guardianship of the Crown Princess of Saxony and what I know in consequence. SOME THINGS NOT PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPERS. Spies with English wives—Hundreds ...
... the Spy With Marguerite Snow, also of Million Dollar and Zudora Mystery fame. A stirring war-time drama, in four acts. God's Witness Featuring Florence La Badie. A wonderful story, in four parts, with magnificent acting. A drama adapted from Augusta ...
... and the other was the spy Alin had been shot that morning in London. Two constructions might have been placed this tame consummation of Hunnish plot either Helen Withers was not spy and had not been shot, she was an escaped spy and ought have been shot ...
... THE SPY PERIL. To the Editor of The Standard. Sir,—lt is with very grave apprehension that we the Germans in England being allowed to take up posts again, such as waiters, etc. The spy peri: is in our very midst, and surely all precautions ought to ...
... THE BEAUTIFUL SPY. A THRILLING ROMANCE OF THE WORLD WIDE WAR. By G. B. HARRIS. ...
... THE BEAUTIFUL SPY, By G. B. HARRIS, tihe characters in this story arc purely imaginary. CHAPTER XXXIV. The End the Story The '■ Lomlcm Gazettea month later con laiuecl tii© following:— The King has- been pleased to approve of the grant of the Victoria ...
... SHOOTING THE SPY. pre.;ent campaign, Germany has relied upon the information and data collected by a vast army of spies. Cases are not unknown, we believe, however, in which peasants have been forced to act as guides, and, ind ee d, th e r e is the historic ...
... THE BEAUTIFUL SPY. A THRILLING ROMANCE OF WORLD WIDE/ WAR. By G. B. HARRIS. ...
... SPY'S SUICIDE. !Aerie., trial Central ermine: (Noun as • spy, himself in .eh a Brinson Prison Ttwr-day motoraq. In • messag e which h.si written on a he wrote: Ismal with rank whimb I do not desire to %et:l,A. . . lam not dying as s spy, but . What ...
... SPY MANIA: George Henry Fowors, 38. of Crownfieldroad, beytonstone, a private in the Bedfordshire Regiment, was charged at West Ham pr;ice-oolirt on Friday with being drunk and disorderly. A constable said prisoner had a spy mania,' and on Thursday ...