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... Lord Roberts a speciallt in soldiering —one whom memory we all honour. It difficult to awe. with the yews on the morality of spying which were recently premed by Mr Bodnar Law. The Leerier of tho Opporition argued that en Englishman in Germany would feel ...
... coast watcher addressed him, after the flat introductions, may not have been altogether tactful, for to call a man a Gerson spy without evidence is to say the least not very complimentary. Still that did not warrant physical violence in view of the evidence ...
... the English people—fur they did it deliberately and mischievously,' they did much worse work than any man has been shot as • spy. (Applause). Talk about what England laps not done! Lift up your hearts and see what she has done. Good God! Is it not enough ...
... and Wednesday next. The star film will be 'The Man from India, showing how one of our Indian comrades defeated a elenuan spy. Mr. H. lansorton has received information from the Trinity College of Music, London, of the *wean of his pupil, Miss Gwennie ...
... higher w•gen and better conditions. And that in th.' ..emonable point of view to take. FOr lit:k time there has been • re.al of spy , stones in Newmisy. Tales have told of signalling from the cliffs be night, strange lights being seen at various points along ...
... misled the public feelings the moat was the fart that Bosch was a spy or the toaociate of a spy. Here were the elements of • melodrama. A young offi.er fighting for hat country. whilst spy Imes his beautiful wife tom the path of virtue. What more natural ...
... Worrell, who used to reside in Newquay. He seems to be resting on the lame/s gained with his Man who stayed at Home, the great spy play. But, perhaps, he is concocting another surprise. Bodmin Town Council. \•JSIT` TO BODMIN. WAR BOND WUK. Bodinin Town Cuuneil ...
... offers • good eyrie, trinity for • regrator or tradesman. An additional 12 acres be had if desire: at lady Day, 1918 To new spy!: ou tie sad for cooditions of letting to the widastalgned, to whom may be sent op to 18th December next, but no tender nil ...
... to (hit we don't lose our own. IA t UT he. p our erase pro. ponies. Every eccent rtc man is not • traitor, nor every man a spy. Personally, I don't compiler be ever ought to have been tried by iourt.martial at all. miller of civilian courts or courts-martial ...
... all right. get very a n g ry? - did.—Until you called bin] Young chaps are fooli4 to stay hcese there • Fem. and • Genii.n spy for £1 a week if they know when they will he did not threaten you in say way?—No. be well off. (Applause). Widnes added that ...
... programme of the new Minister of Education would come off, be asked why it was that the German could Male into this country and spy about and speak in our language without a flaw? It wan because in Germany they had to learn three languages. and English was ...
... me with the very latest. Have 'you heard. said he. that Graham-White, the rioted airman, ha. been taken to th.• Tower a spy? No. I told him, I hadn't. and I dal not believe there was a word of truth in it. It only toed.] a wars of twenty-four hems ...