mm EMMA HUTCHISON and Mr PERCY BUTC COMPANY, ia “ BREWSTERS MILUONS.'
... COVPANY. in HUTOHIS0: * BREWS “S MILLIONS. T MONDAY, MARCH FOR GIX NIGHTS. THE GREAT SPY PLAY, HE MAN WHO. WHO T. ‘AYED AT H™- 7 NG- ...
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'fbe German Plans
... to-day. It is *Urged that the ladies stated that Lienkaaeg Wright was a German spy, whilst Par ' Maurice was also stated to have remarked tLat plaintiff would be shot as a spy before the war was eadanta denied the Wender. Dose Psnaela Lamy, daughter of ...
THEATRE ROYAL, The Success of the War Period. Week Commencing Monday 13th for Six Nighte, and Matin* First Visit to
... ROYAL, The Success of the War Period. Week Commencing Monday 13th for Six Nighte, and Matin* First Visit to Exeter of THE GREAT SPY PLAY -j THE MAN WHO STAYED AT AMUSING. THRILLING' BOX CFFICE NOW OPEN. ADVANCE PElCES^^^*^ ...
M.P.'s Salaries
... afraid could not introduce legislation in this very contentious matter. WOMAN SPY SENTENCE. Mr. Herbert. Samuel informed Mr. the House Commons, yesterday, that one woman spy had been tried at the Central Criminal Court, found guilty, and sentenced death ...
EXETER THEATRE
... EXETER THEATRE. SUCCESSFUL SPY PLAY. the Theatre Royal, Exeter. J pi-tt's 1 Company will Mr. Taylor * » the , The Man year successful and still the »V^ SS2 The Company » drawing crowded hejise.. £ the one visiting all thoMg office now open, prices- ...
THEATRE ROYAL, EXET^' Week Commencing Monday, 13th March, for Six Nights, and Matin© First Visit to Exeter of ..
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXET^' Week Commencing Monday, 13th March, for Six Nights, and Matin© First Visit to Exeter of THE GREAT SPY PLAY * THE MAN WHO STAYED AT AMUSING. THRILLING- y Now in its second year at the Royal Theatre, still drawing crowded nouses. BOX ...
BERTHA MST
... BERTHA MST (the Germs Spy who was Deportee) AND NIGHT LIFE IN LONDON HOW GERMAN MONEY was lavishly spent before the War. •p.. Deus, Casing Bosses, Devil Worship, Busty Parlours, Wasleare Establisloseols, Do not fail to order IDEAS The Pam Weekly Magazine ...
TREBITSCH LINCOLN
... LINCOLN Ex-M.P. Reported be on Hi* to England York, Thursday; Trebitsch Lir.ccl/i, the ox-M.P. for lington, and fojnier German spy, was \o handed over by the American authorities, an officer from Scotland Yard, for transp tion under extradition to England ...
The Post Office announces that, in view the war. the usual list of dates posting for Christmas and New Year
... view the war. the usual list of dates posting for Christmas and New Year mails for places abroad will not issued this year. A spy named Felix Malherbe, Swiss subject, aged 41, has just been shot at Troyes. was an electrician, who had managed get employed ...
Poultry, Bogs, &c., for Sale. Gan Ere, miler, 12ibe. per weelt B invited.—John Laity, ) 6 to 12 months, Red
... months, Red amt Boan.—al. pA ey Penryn. PUPPIES, with bieck prise-winning four EN TEBRIERS. Bitch PUPS for SALS, A BERDE ee view spy with meat: aie, paid Century. Sot a HOMERS for SALR Whole tor Disposal. No rasonab ‘No offer ...
German Editor
... German Editor ARRESTED AS SPY. ENDANGERING NEUTRALITY. Amsterdam, Monday. Tb» Nieuwe gbates that the •'Botterdam Editor of the Hamburg Premdemblatt and lids clerk jjave bean arrested suspicion of espionage and having endangered Dutch neutrality. Four ...
Theft of Apples at Peignton
... property of Mr. Gowman. All except one admitted the offence. P.C. Clark said tinlad acted scout He, however, denied that he was spying, although had some - ' the apples taken from the orchard.—Th • Chairman expressed his sorrow that they could not order the ...