... ammunition left. Short Shrift For a Spy. The summary manner which the British deal with spies is illustrated in a letter from Private A. Prescott.* of the Ist King’s Liverpool Regiment, who stated: —“A daring German spy came into the British lines dressed ...

... consider firstly, the want of response in certain quarters to the recruiting appeal; secondly, the censorship; and thirdly, the spy danger. Expertism, or the absence of expertisra. was the cause of each of these six things. (Hear, hear.) Expertism and red ...

... open, that the conquerers might freely come take What they liked. How the enemy would sometimes dress io Belgian uniform to spy and deceive ami ulav, and how aged people and chi ■ dren were n.sbcd m front of the l.ug soldiers as they marched through the ...

... eorn-cornerer—the gambler, who, without doubt, is the most despicable animal in human form, more loathsome than the traitor or spy who has to render his life to a bullet We may asked the question, M oiud it not be wise for the present time to aid recruiting ...

... love for Germany but passion for jou, and the hope that could in some way make you pay more attention. Gradually the work of spying began to fascinate me and I became a slave to it. But behind *t all my flame of love was growing stronger and brighter every ...

... THE WALSALL ADVERTISES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1916. and naval experts, and one who was the thief organiser the spy department of Germany. The Kaiser was feasted and feted at the Mansion House, the Guildhall, and other places. Here was extract from one ...

... Army aviators. A typist iu love Cheshire with Gerald Wilding. Duplaxe : A leader of English locicty but in reality a German spy. CHAPTER X'XIl feail was by this time getting inured Jo sensational episodes. Wjiat, she wondered, would Is' the end to this ...

... his of w hom circumstances have aowife who was staying East Prussia. versoly affected. This Ynletide has proved ARRESTED *8 A SPY. exception, and as culmination to much On at a town near where his ungrudging effort dinners «d elothwife was rcsSing, Mr. ...

... with the characteristic arrogance Prussian bully, bowed obsequiously, and' the word being smartly passed along, the famous spy passed through avenue of saluting soldiers and disappeared into the Palace. Heimel did not answer. was seated again in his chair ...

... Bed”; Cl. A. Birmingham, the famous author “General John Regan,’’ is represented a characteristic Irish story entitled “The Spy Hall Came has written wonderful life poem of the w*a, entitled “Charlie the Cox’’; Sir Arthur Conan Doyle contributes “ Bimhashi ...

... Who are you, and from whom you come ? Answer me, madarae 1 Fearing that she had again been caught the meshes of the German spy system. Pearl steeled herself for the ordeal before her. At all costs she must shield Sir Andrew Carrick. ■■ My good sir,” she ...

... Wilding still knows something, the knowledge of which is matter of life and death to Heimel, because he risked capture and spy’s death, to the very last to gain it. Yes, and it means that Heimel’s invention is still incomplete, and must be until has somehow ...