... ROYAL GERMAN SPY Kaiser's Sister-:n-Law's Visit to Exmouth It will be news to Exmouth people to learn that their beautiful resort was one of the favourite holiday places which the Princess Leopold of Prussia used to visit prior to the war. Tbe Princess ...

... Mexicans Arrest a Britisher as Suspected American Spy Washington, Friday. The State Department has received advices that British subject, Mr. Malcolm 11 ' and doctor. Walter Staub, have been ■** rested by tho Mexican authorities ./J charge of being ...

... Four soldiers were charged at Dover with assaulting a deaf mute whom they took for a GeTman spy. A witness said that questioned the deaf-mute- in English, French, Dutch, and German, the reply the German question sounded like Ja. Two of the soldiers ...

... Bench were of opinion that the police were quite right in bringing forward the care, but the would eorry to convict defendant Spy dishonesty, he having been in business for the peat twenty year*. caution you to mors careful in the future, added the Chairman ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... missintr, ; total, 19. Franco-British losses air duels, 59; shot down. 15 descended involuntarily, 6 ; lost when descending for spying, 1; total, 81**; of which are our possession. —Central News. Amsterdam, Wednesday. According to Berlin telegram, the German ...