... THE PALE FACED PRIEST. FOUND TO BE A SPY AND SNIPER. The story reported from British Headquarters of the mysterious spy at Armeutieres—the Man in Black who was shot whilst crossing No Man's Land—is easily surpassed in interest by a story related by ...

... MISTAKEN FOR A SPY. SON OF A FORMER MAYOR OF COVENTRY ATTACKED. At Tipton on Wednesday a defendant who gave the name of George Ernest Singer (35), Harley House, Regent's Park, London, was brought up in custody. It was stated that the defendant's behaviour ...

... made the difficulty of approaching the alien a very great one. There was no comparison between the spy and the traitor. One had a sort of admiration for a spy, because he was working for his country and was risking his life. With the traitor it was different ...

... story is quite out of the rut of the ordinary domestic drama, and depicts life at court in the palaces abroad: the spying and counter-spying which occur are interwoven with a charming love story. The King and the Actress will be given twice nightly. MILITARY ...

... official, and is printed at the request of the post office. Trebitsch Lincoln. the former British M.P. and supposed German spy, who escaped from custody in Brooklyn over a month ago. has been recaptured in New York. H. had shaved off his motodache, and ...

... and grief at the great loss of which British Army and this nation have unfortunately been the victims. Whether there was any spy or not concerned in it. God only knows; I am inclined to think there was. ...

... IN BLACK AND WHITE, so that the man can tak e action. Mr. Lee: I know that this man has been used HA a spy. He (Mr. Lee) wanted to see the Order of the Liquor Control Board carried out properly, but what had happened in this case? Wilson, in his old age ...

... by the use of his own eyes and ears he obtained information which led to the destruction of a submarine and the arrest of a spy. He went home that night and waited for the good-natured banter, and after that he told his story. Over 35,000 Scouts have enlisted ...

... He therefore told - E— that he himself was not accustomed to travel, but that he knew somebody who possessed a talent for spying, and it was agreed that this person should be presented to E—. The Rotterdam gentleman then informed The Hague detectives ...

... keen competition for Mr. Atterbury's stallion Premier King, Mr. Wise being th e buyer at 250 gs. A two-year-old colt, The Spy, was knocked down at 100 gs. to Mr. J. R. Jones, of Trestllwynn. Several of Mr. Atterbury's fillies made high prices, notably ...

... Weston ( Jobson ). Next week we are to have a return visit - of The Man Who Staved at Hmne. This suecesi,ful three-act SPY piay will be presented twice nightly Ly E. Taylor Platt's company. The ,tory is full of amusement, and not without its exciting ...

... ; they were simply housewives, and instead of a wife reeeiving courtesies from the husband it was the other way round. The spy system obtained, he explained, in regard to ordinary social affairs as well as to national, and the Germans thought it was odd ...