... arranged the Royal Antrvmobil** Club), and the Town having l»ecn selected as halting place, our eye. SPYING Torn. It was undoubtedly a Prussian spying tour. We poor unsophisticated heltcnians did not suspect anything: never do. or we should have insisted ...

... elaborate and expensive system of espionage, under which numbers of highly paid officials furtively progress from hotel to hotel to spy upon the proprietors and the guests. We suggest to Lord Rhondda that under his new system these expensive gentlemen should be ...

... prison rla tin* Duma. Soldiers and a crowd of people have long hunted for the Countess K) einmichacl suspicion being German spy. She was discovered hiding in the Chinese legation, whence the soldiers removecl her under arrest. Baron Stokelberg fired the ...

... Wallace’s Company are playing his thrilling drama The Enemy in Our Midst,” with the author in tho port of Basil Stanhope, the hero. Spy tales, even in peace times, make good reading and acting; but for his “The Enemy in Our Midst” Mr. Wallace has used dramatic ...

... intrigue. At nine o’clock the demonstrators pro- v reeded to the Beaurivage Hotel shouting for Aon Bulow. Cries of want the spy were raised, but the demonstrators were somewhat mollified the hotel orchestra played the Marseillaise ’* and the Swiss Anthem ...

... NEXT WEEK Return Visit of the Great Spy Play, ■ THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME.” Box Office open at Dale, Forty, and Co.’s, Promenade, every day, from 10 till 6.15, except Saturdays, till pm. 'Phone No. Last Train Gloucester 10.10 p.ra . Midland Railway 10 ...

... (Miss Camille Ronald) ; Winifred Cresson (Miss Phyllis Evelyn) ; Anna, the Queen's Maid (Miss Gertie Henderson), Zlaton, a spy (Mr. Charles Ferrars) ; Stefan, the Queen's servant (Mr. John Dunloch). There will be two performances to-day. A THIEF IN THE ...

... impossible to get it. At the outbreak of war lie was in Berlin and had to go away, he would probably have been shot as an English spy. The coroner handed Mrs. Malcolm letter her handwriting, which read as follows: Dear Count.—My husband has returned, and so ...

... guaranteed by the determination of our Kaiser.’* It is an open secret in Norway that German spies receive instructions from a spy bureau at Gothenburg, The most effective spies are women of loose character, who frequent resorts where sailors assemble. Messrs ...

... departure. The central wireless authorities knew nothing of the message, which had obviously been sent from a secret station by spy The ship mentioned was attacked few hours after her departure, but escaped by a lucky accident The French steamer Medjerda has ...

... WHITE HORSE WINS. ' An. amusing with curious story. upon lime we were walk ins down Cheltenham High-street and happenod to spy a circular a wine merchant's window with what looked like a chess diagram on it. Closer inspection showed chess problem, cndpimt ...

... ANOTHER FICHT ON HILL 185. FRENCH SUCCESS NEAR ST IHIEL. [French Paris, Wednesday, pem. Tn the region ot Lassigny we carried out SPY val coupsdemain the against German tren hes, and we put to flight an eneniy north at ot An attempted coup-de-main against one ...