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... SUSPECTED SPY. CHARGE AGAINST GREEK DEPUTY. SIGNALLING TO SUBMARINE. IREUTER'S TELEGRAM ATHENS, Monday. Admiral dv Fournet announces that the Greek and Anglo-French polioe, who were ordered to search the house at Piraeus of the Gounarist Deputy, M. K ...
... SPY MYSTERIES REVEALED. The Daily Express New York correspondent dealing with the training of the Kaiser's secret service, says:— Amazing disclosures of the making and of the German spy in the Fatherland, “ written one who was trained for the work,” are ...
... A SPY SHOT. (RrrTTTE't'S TF.I-EGRAM.I tS*-'J ANACONA, Wed Guiseppe Larese, who was recently -\ death for espionage shot here this morning. ...
... BRITISH SPY IN KIEL CANAL In the current number the Quarterly Review Mr. J. M. de Beaufort continues his interesting experiences Voyage of Discovery in Germany he calls them —which he commenced in the July issue. Now we are taken through the canal from ...
... PEPS NOTORIOUS SPY ARRESTED Dr. Armgaard Carl Graves, the author of Tho Secrets of tho German War Office,” has been arrested at tho residence of Prince Hatzfeldt. Counsellor the German Embassy, Washington. is charged with attempted blackmail by trying ...
... CORE Mw.P. ACTS AS SPY Athens, Monday.—Admiral du Fournet annotnces that Greek and Anglo-French police who were ordered to search the house at the Poreus of the Government Deputy, M. Kalimassioti, who has for long been sus of signalling to German submarines ...
... important paraphernalia to the spy who has to keep closely to his quarry for miles after miles of crowded streets or from trolly ears to trains and even through the mazes of busy office buildings, and especially to the second spy, who, in important cases, ...
... potential spy, and urged the Government to dismiss Professor Ethe.—Sir Richard Cooper warmly supported this demand, and asserted that there were naturalised Germans in every Department the State, and that they were there for the purpose of spying and helping ...
... months, Red amt Boan.—al. pA ey Penryn. PUPPIES, with bieck prise-winning four EN TEBRIERS. Bitch PUPS for SALS, A BERDE ee view spy with meat: aie, paid Century. Sot a HOMERS for SALR Whole tor Disposal. No rasonab ‘No offer ...
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... SATURDAY at 2 30. CHELTENHAM'S FAVOURITE ACTOR, MR. HAMILTON STEWART. JN THE SCREAMINGLY FUNNY PLAY, TJP • y®xt 'Work.—TETE GREAT SPY PLAY; THE ENEMY OUR MIDST. Box Office open Dale, Forty, and Co . every day, from 10 till 6.45. except Soturdaye, till 1 p.m ...
... isitors to the Palace will enjoy the interesting situations which make the play a success. The plot is complete with German spy, shirker, naval officers. Jack Tars, and couple of heroines. Rose Hardy, daughter of Admiral Sir John Hardy, entrapped the spv ...