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... Khartoum a Dervish spy was discovered in camp and promptly taken to headquarters. But no amount of threatening or bribing would induce the spy to speak. He pretended to be both deaf and dumb. Scarcely was his ex amination over when another spy was led in, and ...

... Nine million Germans At an awful rate Charged the French machine-guns Then there were eight Seven million Germans Tried their spying tricks. Encountered Tommy Atkins Then there were six TEN MILLION G Six million Germans Thought they'd do a dive In their little ...

... Willie (the Clown Prince): But, papa, that's the 1870 time-table you're using From Reynolds's Newspaper THE UBIQUITOUS SPY-DER Mrs. John Bull (to Handmaiden McKenna): Wake up I You've allowed this vermin to accumulate to a disgusting extent. What's ...

... forwarding to address below a De Reszke box lid and 2d. in stamps, -mentioning picture No. 52A. Miss America Arrives Episode i s'py ,sTfe Ay'A Jolly glad you've conic over, Miss America. Wc have been looking for yon for ever so long. You are one of us altogether ...

... happened just as such things do happen in melodrama on the stage. It was all like a drama played at the Elephant and Castle a spy drama with certain pretensions, not, however, pretentious enough to be really funny, but far too twopence coloured to be really ...

... without a blush. Zeppelins. We believed the newspapers in those days, and the official news was swallowed as gospel truth. Spy-hunting was a great game. When a Zeppelin came over and killed a black bird, we saw in it the failure of all German aircraft ...

... suddenly the barrister slipped off his wig and gown, and there stood the beautiful Baroness Jones. I denounce that man as a spy, she cried, pointing at the count. Arrest him Two soldiers sprang forward, but the count sprang furiously to his feet. Foiled ...

... efficient. Mrs. Stobart recently went over to Belgium, but on account of a certain mishap was arrested by the Germans as a spy, and only by sheer luck escaped into Holland. A German Story. T overs in Exile (Eveleigh Nash), by the author of The Letters ...

... driven to drill are dis tinctly heard outside the barracks Schmidt A clever drawing by Alfred Leete from his book, Schmidt, the Spy, and his Messages to Berlin, published by Duckworth and Co. ...

... shall have with us'll be a haver sack and a uniform overcoat. It'll be fine! We're going to have fights, over the hills, and spy catching, and rearguard fighting, and Mrs. Perri winkle is going to supply us with home-made pudding on Friday. Then there'll ...

... stylist. Not much time to cultivate it, I 'spect, for a secret service man in the midst of all sorts of 'citing escapes, and spy plots, and things. TJ aven't read the new Wells be ok or L X W. B. Maxwell-- The Vivien and The Guarded Flame man yet, but ...