... I The German-American Spy j BY THE BYSTANDER IN NEW YORK IT is already well enough known this side the Atlantic that the German spy has his place in the heterogeny that is America. But because the Great Republic is nominally neutral he has there various ...

... the spot that the only German who is promptly interned is one who does not appear to have enough stamina to be a spy of any kind. The first spy we meet is J oseph Aimer, the Swiss manager of the Hotel Splendide. In one of his less wary moments he exclaims ...

... H.I.M. OF HATE Sketched at Wilhelmshaven by our Special Spy-Artist ...

... gentleman. He is 's cleverest spy. Everyone knows it. Why does he let people know it asked the Bystander, if he's so clever For three days the Bystander was followed by two perhaps more-- ill-dressed persons who thought he was a spy. They followed him to the ...

... Harrowing Tho' Chloe leaves her Boudoir and Her Bridge, to work upon the land, Th' Eternal Feminine 1 spy Still there her smile her beckoning eye -Clearly it won't be Chloe's fate Ever to go exartli/ straight ...

... So Tantalising GERMAN Spy (ruefully): Himmel Dot vos too bad, 'To be continued next veek,' and I haf to be shot to-morrow BY SECOND-LIEUT. C. E. B. BERNARD ...

... Comes AND SWEEPS JUVENILE TALENT FROM THE THEATRE OF PEACE SCENE FROM THE UP-RIVER GIRL THE MILITARY MELODRAMA-- THE GERMAN SPY IS RUN TO EARTH What we may expect in stageland when all able-bodied young men join the colours and all young women are helping ...

... shot across his features as the Spy was brought before him. The look of' one who has seen a friend do a despicable action. As soon as his eyes had fallen on the prisoner he had recognised him. Count von Weldmann,' a Spy he .muttered to himself, and felt ...

... the male spy is seen to be handcuffed, while several members of the British Army surround the lady with fixed bayonets, thus giving' a clear hint that if she should perchance be looking for trouble it can be had for the asking. Then the male spy, in order ...

... the German spy. You all realise now, of course, that I knew what I was talking about. The German Army looks to its spies and to its machinery for far more useful work than it looks to its soldiers. But while the Censor is busy the German spy is so very ...

... It is a curious thing, but people who report house cases never fail to remark the well-known signals employed between spy and spy. The symptoms are always the same. As your informant passes the house his attention is attracted by (1) a low whistle, (2) ...

... things through a rose-coloured eye-glass, vj It might (or might not) be worth somebody's while (7: To give, say, a powerful Spy -glass. \j\ I We must to King Albert that gallant brave man M Restore (for our honour it touches) His poor ruined country, ...