RUS/JAP WAR: SPY CAUGHT

RUS/JAP WAR: SPY CAUGHT

SPIES : at Port Arthur, Russians find a Japanese spy attempting to sneak into the town in a coffin, which saves them the expense of finding one for him Date: October 1904

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  • 1904/10/31 00:00:00
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