... 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 ...

... Original ThMlr* B*l*l, Btoaterttr. «.43. NOW OPEN TWICE NIGHTLY. ». SATURDAY, Ort. 28th, lust Two Perfoimuim of the Gcrmun Spy Pbv NMVM at Hw Hfim. A Strong, Kxcitinj! Mcifwtmm&. MONDAY NEXT. «nd ■lwrln* the week. Twee Nightly, and 8.45. Mn>. Frank Bateman's ...

... the pro-German plots in America. His cheque counterfoils low payments to the man Horn who blew up bridge, to Kupcrferlc tin* spy, and Konig. tinman accused of plot against canal. That the German* expected war months before if began is also revealed. WEDNESDAY ...

... the c.mpany - * sirs.ml (lerformanir, |*>sM*s*es much of topical interest, and surrounds the attempt and tvbull of a Lerman spy, who tries to obtain valuable plan* our (sliest defences. Monday, Mr. Morton Powell thanked the audietiee for the hearty sendlilt ...

... payments having been made to men who have been identified with these outrages. A name one cheque was that of E. Kupferle, the spy, who committed suicide in a prison cell in this country. Four letters to Von Fapen are also published, from the German Consul ...

... and in tlie trenches. He was often the trenches, and was well received by the men wlien they were satisfied tliat he was not spy. far the icligion of the soldiers was concerned, he wished tell those at home that they must not draw long face about the religion ...

... many people feel surrounds the loss of the Hampshire ** do not follow Germany's method in regard to enemy aliens who continue spy upon us, and who are in direct touch with the enemy, instanced the other day. when, the arrival of the Gloucestershire Bantams ...

... n of a Orman was the waiter wlio used attend the restaurant In the days before the war, and who incidentally did a bit of spying the same time. It will strange irony of fate if wc have to employ him again to produce the food- used to hand round, but many ...

... German officials lie tolerated in every department of our public service How much longer will aliens permitted to carry their spy work‘in this country unmolested, if not actually encouraged, by the ** powers that How much longer will German agents enabled ...

... trades most irs-esaary f»r the manulheture munitrms; we wit* forget that (Germany is not honest comp titor hut mean, despicable spying foe ; are forget the horror* perpetrated by this nation Wo are forget all thc**c things and when the war is over wr are allow ...

... exclaimed Thornton, who had sprung to his feet with .clenched fists and blazing eyes. ” I’d like wrink your for you, you lying, spying—” His voice suddenly broke, his face itched and ciuivercd, as though with pang of intolerable pain, and sinking back in his ...