... producing at the Theatre Royal, Exeter, each night} this week, with the usual matinee on Fri- day. This successful Royalty Theatre spy play j vas created unbounded enthusiasm in London wherever it has been played, last evening accorded it a and Exoniaps Althongh ...

... Welland Canal, after John' Devoy had tried explain how he sent' telegram to a Buftalo lawyer identi- yon der Goltz (the German spy) just a case ordinary identifica-' tion at the request of a friend. Wolf yon Igel, former secretary to Captain j !,von Papen ...

... the. Daily Sir,—ln another column appears an the British Empire Union. This Union inaugurating public campaign against the spy system and the penetration Germans into our trade and commerce. How much longer is England going to endure toleration of.the ...

... Blake spoke favour of supporting the resolution, pointing out that many disasters had occurred owing to the perfect iyetem of spying carried oy the Germans, one two suffered any way they could not help it, but could perhaps make up to afterwards. Mr. said ...

... always made a horrible iro- its victims, and some were driven to insanity by it. One Russian soldier, Jew, who refused to spy on his comrades in the camp, was con- demned to the coffin punishment, but Oh this occasion, ostensibly through an oversight ...

... Falmouth; hft rh° (b) any part docks at Penza uce and In any part of tb«J (except resident professional 1 photographers, to whom spy j; ft -Ij may given by the Senior {S St. Mar}-' S ). -& 6S V' (IV.) A limited number■ .g>»J> will issued in any one ,b „n ca^ ...

... and those among n6ln^'s ho had counted on v *I*t itself in our Pendancy received rude 1 f , ' being once more ° me thafc word spy is ° ground. Mure disaffection which might His heard, and which had Nil Ps led to crime, were thunderous wave r °^' from the ...

... be very sceptical on the is a possibility now which JJatesmen are beginning to take into! recount. German diplomatic cunning Spy postpone the crisis for a little, but recur at the first fresh instance sea frightfulness that happens. following telegraphic ...

... House of Commons, before the Empire Parliamentary Association: The world wide ; let Germany where she will, trade with any, spy npon whom she pleases, but not upon Ins. sentence, must lose jtkne adopting a policy compatible j nationg;l safety and greatness ...

... Germans. They did not say those Germans had done anything wrong, but only that they might. They all knew how insidious the German spy system was. Dealing with the naturalisation papers, said signed them as resident magistrate. He was invited to attend at Abbey ...

... suggested the generous cotton, has re- i 't grateful letter thanks from the} *i/'' oi which H.M. Queen Alexandra is j Patron, spying how greatly the wounded Will appreciate gift, espeoi- lr it ij, from children. East evening, afier service St. David's . «m-oh ...

... sphere the wide ramifications they had cleverly spread over the countries their potential enemies for years past in order to spy out their weak spots India had occupied no inconsiderable space. Sir Mancherjee tells us that exaggerated reports unrest, m ...