... what tlhsy can- towards- th* three or four years. neit EXETER THEATRE. GREAT SPY PLAY. . At the Theatre Exeter, next wt*k The Man Who Stayed Home/ ths successful Theatre spy play, bs by E. Taylor Piatt's >fo. 1 Com- It is adts, by liechtmera and J. E ...

... William Burridge, th off hind wheel, knocking the carl footpath, aud breaking the shafts. ,1c' ' damage was done except %i'r spy the front the tramcar. . tla' The latest subscriptions I^. ti Mayoress Exeter's Depot arc t'omforts Fund: Periodical snivel ...

... brought from America and indicted for forgery. Incidentally, he Claimed credit for having brought about the arrest the German, spy, who committed ide Brixton Prison- The Judge directed that all the jury had ho considey was whether the accused had committed ...

... disappeared, and the organisation was known as * The Institute simply, until finally passed out of German control. The method this spying firm —there other name for it—was issue circulars British firms standing asking them fill in amount their capital and turnover ...

... Military Tribunal at Pola sentenced four Austrian sailors to death, and they were fehot. Shortly before the raid an Austrian spy overheard the four sailors eulogising the courage of the Italian Fleet and speaking contemptuously of the cowardice of the Austrian ...

... The accused, who are charged with sending letters written in invisible ink and containing important military information to a spy agency in Zurich, include three military officers who have German wives. The ringleader the band is a Dutchman named Heymann ...

... are charged with the heavy burden and responsibility of grappling with the subterranean ramifications of the German Kaiser's spy system in our midst. was deliberate attack upon public confidence. Its deliberation is not veiled its indirectness; and, whatever ...

... carriage press from Brighton, _ station-, prisoner demanded that should airrest a gentleman, passenger, ihe denounced * v spy. Prisoner sadd he was Detect I**1** _ kins, Scotland Yard. The :,f investigated at (leraJd-n Station, the gentleman horn pointed ...

... GREECE And the Allies. REPORTED NEW CALL To the Colours. THE ROUND-UP Task to Finished THIS WEEK. THE SUPER-SPY. SCHENCK Brought to look. The most interesting item news from Greece is the following Reuter telegram from Athens :—lt is reported that five ...

... adventures were many and varied, she being constantly undeT shell fire, and obliged shift from one town to another. was arrested as spy and condemned to be shot, •but managed escape the fate Nurse Cavell. When typhus out Mrs, Stobart realised ihow great the need ...

... because was associated with sedition of dangerous character and attempts assassination. This lady to Switzerland meet this German spy, and returned to England carrying a message to one his proved accomplices. All cases Mr. had brought forward were baseless and ...

... resignation Lord Derby and Lord Montagu from the Joint Air Committee. Hej alleged that the Government under-1 rated the German spy system in this' country, and asked the Prime Minister! to stop this tooling with wooden guns,; abolish the Air Committee, and ...