... SPY SHOT. The Secretary of the War (Mice oa Tuesday made the following announcement:— A priaimer who was charged with espionage and triad by gen' ral enurt-martial at the Weertmin^ter March 20 and following wa. found guilty and 'sentenced to death. the ...

... WAS THERE A SPY? The possibility that news of Lord Kitchener's movements had been conveyed to the enemy spies was widely discussed, and is of interest note that official intimation in the ** London Eaxctte,” issued Tuesday night, places new restrictions ...

... A SPY EXECUTED. priomer. wh•, was charged will. tapiocas •nd tried by bb.ncral Court-martial at the W.uttuiniS , r 17 uildhall on Aor•h 29 aid following day.. w•a found wildly and .Cenci,' to death. sontenco wu duly confirmed, and tea tarried out ...

... CORE Mw.P. ACTS AS SPY Athens, Monday.—Admiral du Fournet annotnces that Greek and Anglo-French police who were ordered to search the house at the Poreus of the Government Deputy, M. Kalimassioti, who has for long been sus of signalling to German submarines ...

... THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - TUE - I Submarine Spy, Bushing the Scandal ...

... ORIGINAL THEATRE ROYAL. GLO'STER. C.4S—NOW OPEN TWICE NIGHTLY—9.O. SATURDAY, Oct. 28th, Last 2 Performances of the German Spy Play. 1 HEAVEN AT THE HELM.” strong, exciting Melodrama. MONDAY NEXT. AND DURING THE WEEK. 6.3O—TWICE NIGHTLY—B.4S. Mrs. Frank ...

... never heard anyone suggest plaintiff was a German spy. Miss Alix Levy also denied anything was said about plaintiff being German spy. She did not say AFr. Wright “rolled his K.’s,” and was a German spy. Witness said she looked Air. Wright in the Harrow ...

... important of the German spies; Mr. Herbert Rouen, as Fritz, subordinate spy. engaged as a waiter; Miss Agnes Thornton, Miriam Leigh, who assists Chris. Brent, the English counter-spy; and her members of the interesting household !»f Mrs. Sanderson s select ...

... A PLAY IN THREE ACTS. T»v Lechtncr© and J. E. Ha-ro'cl TerTv THE ENORMOUSLY SUCCESSFUL SPY PLAY. ALREADY PERFORMED OVER ...

... TRYING, Cried Asa, The tbought has comae to Row very pleaaant it would be tf, eying through the air, I'd spy luwious bread and butter By. lump should have been arranged that way. It's aggravating. I must say ! ...

... THE PLAYHOUSE. - — — ANOTHER SPY PL Y. C. Wallace’, “ The £ nemy tn our Midsi.’ which is being played this week at the Cheltenbam Opera House by his own company, is the third play we have had ai the Cheltenham Opera House lately in which the war has given ...

... allowed them to do so. A more despicable person than spy was the renegade Britisher who, for bribe, betrayed his coun| try. Mentioning that before the war Germany spent £1,000,000 a year on her spy system in 1 this country, he suggested that a good deal ...