... aPY ON SPY man ‘office-holder, ex-Ambassador Gerard writes Bpy spice on spy in Germany. The Ger- in “The Times,” fears the epics of his rivals. “T often said to Germans holding high office during the war, ‘This etrain is breaking you down—all day in your ...

... THE SPY. But the promise, and the relation in which she stood to her aunt, was brought forcibly to Rita Preston's mind by a meeting in Naples the second day of her arrival there, about fortnight after her departure from Britain. There arrived her hotel ...

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... THE SPY. At first Rita lay quietly in his arms, giving herself up entirely to the rapture of the embrace. Once—only once! What could it matter? She robbed one, for his kisses were for no one else. And the memory must last her all her life. But Jack's ...

... IRISHMAN AND THE SPY. Corporal E. Bonrke, Royal Irish Ensiliers, in a letter his mother, at Armagh, says;— May you remember Paddy O’Hare, of the aughs.' Ho was, patrol tlie other day, somebody came and tried to £ct through to our linos claiming to be ...

... STORY OF SPY. An officer from the 7th Battalion (Leeds Rifles) gave evidence as to the prisoner having joined them on January 29th. They did not want him back, and had cancelled his enlistment. Replying to questions by the Stipendiary Magistrate, Det ...

... SPYING FOR SAFETY GERMANS WHO DENOUNCE THEIR GOVERNMENT. Scandinavian correspondent writes: In the German State machine spies are an essential factor, and the methods of obtaining these agents are interesting as they are underhand and typical of the country ...

... THE SPY MENACE. IS HARROGATE .VEST OF SPIES?” Tbe statement attributed Lord Harcwood, Lord- Lieutenant of the West Riding, a London evening paper other day, that Harrogate is a nest spies,” has caused much talk in the famous Yorksbiru Spa, but, while ...

... THE SPY PERIL. HOW GERMANS IN RECEIVE NEWS COMING The British public—though been at war over eight mouths —have yet realised the terrible pen! of Gi espionage, says Mr. i lliam the Royal Miagaziu© for May. p I discovered that in London news j Germany ...

... THE SPY AT WORK. Nearly a month later. Father Connelly sat with Lady Ursula Preston in the latter’s bare, cell-like room in the Abbey. The priest had been speaking rapidly for a long time, and leaned back in his chair, his head little averted, so that ...

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... THE SPY DANGER Yesterday morning I met a fallow countryman, who had come out here represent on© of our best known English papers. His business in village was the same as mine—to obtain, special permits from Monsieur 1© General —and met with the same negative ...