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... , who is cine on jurlough, owes his life » the armistice. He was forced to land, nd WIS captured by Balgarians, tried as a spy, und sentenc to be shot. Before the sentence could be carried out, the armistice was signed. A verdict of “Accidental death ...

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... said the words that it was alleged had been uttered im- puted to plaintif the most serious offence, that of a traitor an a spy in the pay of the Germans. Piaintiff found that the statement was made in the shop of a printe r and newsagent at farlow, and ...

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... BATHROOM Be Gertrude Jennings MPLETE ROYALTY THEATR PRODUCTION CARRIED, ” BIG ATTRACTION AT THE THEATRE. NEXT WEEK THE CELEBRATED SPY PLAY, TH M“* GTAYED AT Ho “ Prome: made. Now Open. Box Office at Dale, Forty Tel, 92. y, and ARDEN -[OUSE, Box Office. CHELTENHAM ...

... combining as it does most piquant dramatic elements that ere free from the bluggy” melo- dramatic type of_ sensatio! n, a clever spy f humour that story, and a genial strain is not dragged in as * relief,” but is part of the plot itself. The present cast, although ...

... on each side of which marshes extend, so that no trenches can be dug, and each army is con- tinually sending over parties to spy out the land on either side. Just before dawn the French artillery suddenly opened on the Ger- man front line. Instantly the ...

... HAROLD MILLER. A DANCERGUS SPY Man to Look Out For. . described ag * A German, officially of most with plenty money in his possession, has escaped from a The official de- Yorkshire internment camp. scription is :— “Burd Johannen von Grueber. aged 45; ...

... Jennings COMPLETE ROYALTY HEATRE PRODUCTION CAR IED “ ILLETED BIG ATTRACTION AT THE THEATRE. NEXT WEEK PLAY, THE CELEBRATED SPY AY fom Wwe AT Box Office at Dale, and Co,’s, Prome- sade, 1 Now Ora. 7 fe fer picrers Hoc. Box Office. CHELTERE. AM, Phone ...

... since war was declared. There she saw a certain Baroness. Counsel: Is it your intention to say Mrs. George Keppel is a Germon spy? witness Witness : It is not.—Continung, said he believe ed she interviewed Baron Kuhlmann at t he Hague, but he id not man ...