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... railway witnesses said appeared to be perfectly sober. He also said had been in America 30 years, found he had married a German spy, came home and joined up, served nine months in France, and was discharged ar, physically unfit, and his pension was now under ...

... Whiteley, to memtioo. a few the sensational trials in which he took part. Mr Elliott was also counsel for Lody, the German spy. MR ROOSEVELT'S AMBITION. Mr Roo33velt, who is 58 to-day, is very anxious to visit the Western front and see something of the ...

... Colton, and he gives the order for himself to be fired from a torpedo-tube and not a moment too soon he lands on the foreign spy ship, overcomes the man at the switches and one by one explodes the mines. The explosions form a series of intensely interesting ...

... for Dunkirk. It must have looked rather mad from above. But they saved the Dog-Fiend,, and then everybody swore he was German spy in disguise. And—about this Jutland fight? I hinted, not for the first time. Oh, that was just a fight. There was more ...

... Saturday Mr Henry Arthur Jones's now comedy, We Cin't as Bad all That will be played. THEATRE ROYAL. exciting story of the spy peril, The Enemy in Our Midst/* is the attraction at the Theatre Royal this week. It is from the pen of G. Carlton Wallace ...