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... source 91 entertainment, but the matter 1- mentioned 'surely on the grounds of precaution. Certain it is that if the German spy sy,tcm is half so sma't as is credited, few German subbarine commanders operating in the Channel can be ignorant of the fact ...
... IMPORTANT SCALE FOR SMALL PROVIDED THEY ARE PREPAID. wank a & pallor 111 1 1 1 6 .. 36 3 .. 4 6 This Seek doom not spy to if nor dose it apply to Deaths, which are tee wank 6d. for additia••l 'as. MRS. WALTERS, 3 Waken Auden. buyer. of Lehr'. ...
... public duty. and in that strove their prisont ing• should be made known to the publie. I don't nay that everything they do .he r spy:.is the sewspaper report. but surely • reprmentative out be considered listing aufficient discretion to know what to report ...
... .mbmarine. Though we hear much of the German ►py -v-tern in the abstract it is not often that one ecnnes across the actual spy, so subtle are his ways. The case of one who was located at one of our local ports before the war has just conic to notice. ...
... graves and such discs and records as are taken from tio body to be preserved at base. THE GRAVES OF THE SPIES. Of necendty the spy is a brave man, hut swift punishment follows his capture, and there is deliberate altruism of the graves of spies. Over in North ...
... obecurantiet, and al the rest of it. In a volume Mr. Helloes essays, •••ll !shire t►e war, there is a burlioque entitled The Spy, in which the writer describes the labours a a sample German, wbo patiently draws an obsome Old Rowed Stone Fort berIBIBOI: ...
... sweeping sue rtioo for granted. With the bluntness of the Heatinn Chine., they tell us I that black white. In regard to the spy question we are assured by all the powers that there is not the slightest danger; ',lnlet reseeming the Prom censorship we ...
... saw the blackberry gatherer and spoke to him. but the latter, being on his dignity, would give no account of himself. The spy ware having got hold in this country—and not without reason—the in• tender was detained. In the end the police had to be fetched ...
... in Engllnd. which ha. just been pablisbeJ H. f,trs that in miry deiNatment of our publA rrays, 'from Wiek to Weimer. the spy Mill exists sad is merely vetting the sugual of to strike. to blow up brides ar•i tunnels. to destroy wet .r eapplie.a, docks ...
... •od it w well to look 'I hem the tees. In this column I have often made fun of the kind of ihrengenimit that .era a German spy around story comer soil dimenees plots three times • slay after tura . .. I base uothing to withdraw en that subject. Hut it ...
... reartud rn. from different sourer* that Mr. A. Brookes, late county surveyor, had been arnsull in this country as a German spy. I don:t know bow the rumour orininau•l. bemuse I have no doubt there is no shadow of truth in it. it is a sad fact that since ...
... with ow. That. of coarse, dorr•'t Alter t►e fact we are very good frinsda. Ant I'rn quite owe that he won't comport of bring • spy.— R.J.D. Mid -Cornwall Recruiting. PAK I PERSONAL IMPRISSIONS OF SIR ARTHUR QUILLEIVCOUCJI AND 111. J. C. WILLIAMS. oy I 'the ...