... the German Emperor wot's to blame. It's this 'ere bloomin' Kaiser. °W t'len' w^at are you doing here at this time of night Spying, I expect. No. I'm only burglin' I beg your pardon. Sorry I troubled you. Good night. PEACE TWADDLE Evening News poster ...

... platoon and squadrons, and enfilading) its manners and customs, these are all his to his finger tips. Never was such a one for a spy, he scents them in harmless domestics, in street urchins, in any who wear spectacles and moustaches, he will spring questions ...

... the amateur photographer. Wherever he turns up with his bag of tricks in a public place he is liable to be challenged as a spy. It is^ true that, when asked if he has snapped anything of a compromising nature, he can always reply, in Parliamentary form ...

... almost untouched by the fire which we directed against what we considered the occupied trench. A GERMAN QUESTIONING A SUSPECTED SPY CAUGHT TAMPERING WITH THE TELEGRAPH A FATHER FINDS THE BODY OF HIS SOLDIER SON FORCED LABOUR FRENCH PEASANTS COMPELLED TO DIG ...

... 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 ...

... any German as dangerous to Denmark's safety, the uncrowned king insists that in the in terests of true neutrality an Entente spy must also be expelled. From the German stand point Brock is a good diplomat. From the moral, sentimental, or Olympianly impartial ...

... originally, who had stopped there watching the odd movements of the poet. This man, now assured that all was wrong, called out A spy a spy 1 A crowd gathered, two gendarmes hurried up, and Sully Prudhomme was hustled very roughly a Ion way off to the Hotel de ...

... Maudie Dunham. Evenings at 8. Mats. Weds, and Sats., at 2. APOLLO. (Ger. 3243.) INSIDE THE LINES. -tJ- THE GREATEST OF AT.L SPY PLAYS. EVERY EVENING at 8.15. MATINEES HONS., WEDS., and SATS., at 2.30. rjRITERION. A LITTLE BIT OF FLUFF. (3rd Year.-) The ...

... not have a single balloon aloft, whilst behind our lines and those of the French fourteen of these gas bags bung in the sky spying out every foot of the enemy positions. This fact alone shows as conclusively as anything how great is our aerial superiority ...

... High Sea Fleet. /Cyclists are being much employed on the coast for observation purposes. Lighting-up time is when you meet a spy. :j: :jc rpalking of spies but everyone seems to be doing it, so we won't. /ine of the histories of the war advertises that ...

... them out and for nearly two hours it took the Bystander for a German merely on the strength of his hair. 'phis is no thrilling spy tale. The Bystander-at-the-Back never for a moment feared for his life, but only for his dinner. At two on last Thursday he ...

... store. As it happens, this story is quite true. There was a white sale on at the establishment in question, and what the German spy took for a food riot was nothing more than the usual feminine scramble for the best bargain in er let it go at that. For many ...