... GERMAN SPY IN SWI TZERLAND. PARS. telegram ems dace that the afar d the spy, Balsams& 60 madams ma. !abase seem& effected the residesseme the GRIMM tea ethos arrested. The Lawaner Gasette rye management of inquiry atm appears to be an r a spy. During ...

... COVPANY. in HUTOHIS0: * BREWS “S MILLIONS. T MONDAY, MARCH FOR GIX NIGHTS. THE GREAT SPY PLAY, HE MAN WHO. WHO T. ‘AYED AT H™- 7 NG- ...

... BXET ER HEATRE BOYAL, — BVERY WIGHT THS VIRST VISIT TO EXETER OF THE GREAT SPY PLA A¥D MATINEE “THE MAN WHO 6TAYED AT ae Y, 139 RABMABKERS WAR OARTOONS WORT | GALLERY. |PASSMORB EDWARDS | ART GALLERY, the ARTISTS of WEWLYW intended for as Exhibitions ...

... Agriculture Leaflet No $0 r The Dee of Artific el Manures I, special Leaget No $6 Tbe Manurial of Loudon, M.W. Letters of spy& .ad Allotment Special Leellet No. V need toe be etamfod. r lbe Use of &Alpha , ' of as Manure I, Fanners, landageris, landowners ...

... 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 ...

... prisoner nae eroployed is the Dockyard. sod on February 25th be came home rather ill, wring that he had been called a Grime, spy and a shirker, and going be shot in the morning On bee advice be ern kept in bed, and Ora folios - Mg morning a doctor ma seat ...

... 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 ...

... an advance of £40. The English agent’s trap, eo the story gocs, wae discovered, and the agent in question was denounced as a spy, arrested by the Greek authorities and imprisoned. Another mmander is said to have demanded the man’s release, and that the ...

... which had attacked Lord instead prosecuting humble individuals, who induereetly in yobbo. Mr. low* secooded. MIT A GERMAN SPY. Y. B. Smith, Attorney-General, replyil.ls through indisposition of thc to all of power • complete and me- Tbe number of three ...

... He went to Berlin, and had by the. enemy. He was an agent of a dengerous and vile kind. This lady went to meet this Gernmr. spy, and admitted that he told her he was em; German Government. She returned to EI ind, carry- rom him to-one of his ectomplicen ...

... he meets Rose! (Mabelle George), hie cousin, who, ‘being destine’ to marry him enters hie father’s shop as » flower 60 as to spy out the land. course, all are satisfied or forgiven end of the “revue.” Th s coloured suit, admirably im) ere io a pretty page ...

... lies about our financial situation. In this con- nection we will show more resolution and strength than ever, and prove to spying foreigners that all Lope of among us is “n vain, and that one will to conquer welds together the whole German people. (ur ...