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... important written documents. Then specially manufactured ink blottingpiper *as 'used. but'this was not found to be absolutely spy-proof, and a return to the sand-shaker was contemplated, when some one suggested the simple expedient of a small absorbent roller ...

... spies attempt to purloin tlie formula a new explosive, but are discovered the inventor, and in the fracas that ensues, one spy accidental! shoots the other. The dead man's daughter swears vengeance the inventor, but falls in love with him instead, which ...

... fortifications in the neighbourhood, and which .he is therefore nervously eager to get rid of lest he should be arreeted a spy. The plans pass into the hands of several different people, and finally, into those .of . Little Miss U.S.A., American heiress ...

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... the Association. He had a letter before him suggesting that there had been nnfair shooting, and that was necessary to have spy—or referee, i as they preferred to call it; If that sort thing was to on, he (Mr. Birchal!) would hare more to with it.- Let ...

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