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... the terrible treatment to which he was subjected eoon “I was mistaken & crowd ” he eaid. “Someone hit me on the for a Russian spy, head with a etick, knoci me unconscious in the gutter. I was police etation on a fire engine, and placed im a cell for the ...

... MANY NIGHT RAIDS. SPYING OUT THE WORK OF THE GUNS. German statements regarding the discharge of gas from the British front are confirmed by last night’s report from Gir Douglas Haig. The Commander-in-Chief states that the night of Tuesday-Wednesday, like ...

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... MATINEE TO-DAY (SATURDAY) AT 2.30 TO-NIGHT AT 7 AND 09. ROYAL, EXETER Fire Vie » NIGHT (ATURDAY), Exe’ sr “ THE WHO AT Hi reat Spy Play, 139 RABMAEKERS’ WAR OABTOONS WORTH’S GALLERY, EXETER. CATALOGUES, én. STREeT (SUNDA: 11 Rev. IRVING }, O.F. 60 pm When ...

... escape. boarded an. outgoing steamer shortly after his It appears that the prisoner was writing a book on the international spy system of Germany, and was allowed to go to” the Federal building fre- purpose quently. in the company of deputies for the ...

... 1 to 4 him and “Silver Doyle.” She ws the real culprit, War breaks by @ lover joins the and ber captain. After Schmidt 28 2 spy, Vai whe charm, the part of “ Silver ” remark: dene good, contain nt he play on the whole was PLYM PROMENADE PIER. Plyniouth ...

... amusing, and exciting, based on one of the new life we are living, and in this the authors have eucceeded. It cleverly treats the spy question with humour, and yet with a certain solemnity without in any wa, forward the horrors of war which seem to all out of ...

... Stenhouse retires on retired ‘ys Officers att to be ry ns whilst holding intmente—Lieut. Gee, Lieut. Ashford, Sec.-Lieut. Spy. B. Hai Watton, . H. Moore. The initials Capt. A. ©. Hillyard ere now described. W. Wilkinson to be temporary second-Keu: R ...

... Middleten, who is onl: te but whose humorous songs and recita- i aod costume dances also harmingly rendered. Miss Ivy Feather- SPY ora (nher items included met with great o br Kow ear songs by Misses ianoforte solos . Riekard W © aes aes Sy , M as ! Jutson ...

... praise he has never extended to on UR STRANGLE-HOLD ON THE js given in the official reports. The enemy’s the Powers. GERMAN SPY positions were pounded into our behalf are masses. Trenches and cavés becamé the British Government. ach or - Fo rolgn-ofice ...

... meoting the financial Iipbility o? c5oaruits, whether married or us- married, you will recognise that it is a matter quite spy function, and while I with and support. the- efforts that the Government. who can deal with the matter, may make in thie direction ...