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... view the war. the usual list of dates posting for Christmas and New Year mails for places abroad will not issued this year. A spy named Felix Malherbe, Swiss subject, aged 41, has just been shot at Troyes. was an electrician, who had managed get employed ...
... LINCOLN Ex-M.P. Reported be on Hi* to England York, Thursday; Trebitsch Lir.ccl/i, the ox-M.P. for lington, and fojnier German spy, was \o handed over by the American authorities, an officer from Scotland Yard, for transp tion under extradition to England ...
... German Editor ARRESTED AS SPY. ENDANGERING NEUTRALITY. Amsterdam, Monday. Tb» Nieuwe gbates that the •'Botterdam Editor of the Hamburg Premdemblatt and lids clerk jjave bean arrested suspicion of espionage and having endangered Dutch neutrality. Four ...
... property of Mr. Gowman. All except one admitted the offence. P.C. Clark said tinlad acted scout He, however, denied that he was spying, although had some - ' the apples taken from the orchard.—Th • Chairman expressed his sorrow that they could not order the ...
... (surrender X $ j , or. condition that he is regar erfdj political refugee, and not - 5. f England, where, he would be executed as spy- News. ...
... A .-.'.•other of one of the lads remarked that as there were now men for the police capture, owing to the war, they were spying far boys. The Chief-Constable said numerous complaints .had been damage, amounting between £20 and ,£5O, result stone throwing ...
... maltreating the agent provocateur. Finally proof was obtained that the supposed recruiter for the Belgian Army was dangerous spy, and the real denouncer of Miss Cavell. Some one then took upon himself the task avenging the heroic nurse, and justice was ...
... the j Countess failed pay him 3,0W dollars, ' obtained much notoriety arms the war started, and, by posing i;.ter- : national spy, has incidentally made a con- siderable amount money the tion books and magaEtne articles posed founded upon his experiences ...
... 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 ...
... last occasion up; Which he Would lecturing at the Pavilion under Mr. Wilshore's auspices, should like take that opportunity spying how very courteous he had always found Mr. —(applause). had been thor about .twenty times, and had never had the slightest ...
... 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 ...