... SPY'S END. EXECUTION TESTED p Tfo? prisoner Robert. B°s f was. on the 6th July, pio'Vt Court-martial on charges fl' was for guilty and sei leath. The sentence e»ff firmed, and was carried oi ji . morning. i»Ji (Note. —Rosenthal was ' ' lC arrested ...

... TWO SPY ARRESTS. The authorities announce the arrest spies. Their trial will take place by Couvt-marfcial Frid?.y next at the Middlesex 'Guildhall. 'Jhe whole proceedings will be in camera. They will charged with 'collecting and attempting to communicate ...

... BEATEN TO DEATH AS A SPY MAN KILLED WHILE PROCEEDING TO ENLIST. killing • mesa wboot edgy tact to to • German spy, but who way to Connaught Binges. at Galway, two Cow naught Rangers, earned Babbitt sad Lana, at the Wester:ea& Assizes yesterday to twelve ...

... ALLEGED SPY. ACCUSED EVIDENCE IN PLYMOUTH CASE. WHY HE CAME HEBE. INQUIRIES ABOUT ER B ...

... m, tbere are not many folk who give way to the forru of hysteria which expressioo in valid to 'boot spy •.ortutbtr tbe unfortunate suspect be spy or harmless scarecrow. One ourrespondent, however, is suffering Irons a virulent titlark He demands armed ...

... a former well-known Brighton Rugby football player, beloop the credit of having foiled the plan of an enterprising German spy. whose tamer he brought to ten mutation. While is the oaptursd trenches Quinsey, mantle' m the match for wounded, was appraoehed ...

... being conducted in such a inflict the greatest looms on the enemy. In ordinary oironmslmsces it is to lone once temper if b spy, even if it be on the Cornish ol the wanderer should be at passe sr world. But them an not and the more reason we have to much ...

... captured isci by the Germans. His niother, sister, end sweetheart ware also captared and shot. There was a seems in which a spy suffered alceY. Camel defended said that it was aboard to of the 'morbid side of war after of it. The more the ffritleli puha° ...

... PROVO? trammed, .matolt PLACE PLYMOUTH • LOOS ANT of 'mod, *steal opr . Li OAS XlO aro 0611 ~.NV Co th. W. SHIRLEY. 13. or SPY OE ENGLAND L WANE WATABLE QUARTERLY INSTALUE ELL auxins J. 7. RAIL MR, • • ...

... Wassefords, who will railways, station% depots, and munition up' fi z o en.-11s. Dommas.' . _a I There is Imo time to Tkdess the 'spy Is speedy It say be sad 'the Eanpue may be destroyed.—lka ...

... Teignmoath. Their patriotic duet was a great hit. For the latter park of the wok an up-to-date film is booked, The Submarine Spy, which is a thrilling picture. At this time of submarine warfare, this film will be especially interesting. There is also shown ...

... They did much worse work heartening enemy and disheartening England, and did deliberately, than any man who had vet shot as spy. Interviewed after the meeting. Sir Arthur said he had given up the newspapers through disgust the unpatriotic action a section ...