... would hrin,i in ta,loo during the year, which wan Noe than the surveyors' requirement*. They know tbs. surveyors could not spy the amounts thew knew were,roquiral on the made. He ir. Dyer) had held in the pest that it was eour.d finance to call up an ...

... to go into the witneso. aave bees bis amount of the Bsumberg? And if Baumberg beast, a aeclueer, a black. Ind very likely • spy. a . good riddance, would the been read• to acquit e charge of delberate Asa been administered. playing with words who wea the ...

... forward bomb cigars per Norwegian shim Whe there are Germans, whetter of high or low degree, there you boar • potential enemy and spy smiting for the warners of the Fatherland or doing miacht-f for the Fatherland—which is reckoned by the Germans as much the ...

... complaint. had been made against the ladies' committee. It bad been said that they came to the scliool-.1 room for the purpose of spying. quizzing, and' finding fault. He bad never bend that that was done by any of the ladies. It we their duty to go to the schoolroom ...

... my owpicionothan many of us at that time At same time. I certain at an,' of the lan. which were prevalent in rear, times to spying amt the like were the result of unreasoning alarm. 0004000 last week I had something to twt about the farna.r and the price ...

... dear Germs friend. •mue theinselves nub the same pastime. What darned fools we lam beim, haven't we! And look at the German spy ey•tem—isn't it wonderful! I should think so; and you think so, too, don't you' I wonder bow many German spies there are still ...

... testimony of the most arched of *Mi. • d il apidated cottage near Hensbarrow. conduct experienced ioside Cornwall. ..h. German spy their isidst was tot nearly occupied by • man named W. H. Hammer : and the downstate and upstairs rams were • dangerous and ...

... it —lt rlggested by lb. Gives that the dam should be made stronger. ENCLOSURE OP LAND AT POLGOOTA, Sir, —Will you me a small spy* in yom widely-rend paper to viislicate mys.lf in the annunatiOl, made against me at a tweet meeting of the Austell Rural District ...

... it you like, - - You 410111 meant that ,- ',foetid shopkeeper. Yes, I do. - rc.po:aFd the traviller. The lady continued to spy,. her astonishment at the traveller dente•: to tske the whole of the account in became ah• hid an ales that a wren - ign easow ...

... going around early this week that a fairly well-known townsman. who is now engaged up-country, had been arrested a. n German spy and hxd been taken to the Tower to be shot. Of course, the tale was ridiculous on the face of it. and it is a pity anybody should ...

... endeavouring to ram • German submarine, which trim to torpedo him, is all act which rim execution as would be meted out to a spy or a taaitor. It is most bewildering. And yet It should not bewilder us when we recites.- that Germany believes in the doctrine ...

... inquiry by fawn for m..0n.. Ilion I am told thi•c a .I,elesl for :slower.. in the clay worse Yd. 04 page• h, not an inqu.-y atom spy Gam tor ouch men. Sorb Ono, may n tott tem: at 9.. trying became the nen are pot to had. Whether that he so or not I the experience ...