... m, tbere are not many folk who give way to the forru of hysteria which expressioo in valid to 'boot spy •.ortutbtr tbe unfortunate suspect be spy or harmless scarecrow. One ourrespondent, however, is suffering Irons a virulent titlark He demands armed ...

... American, therefore, has almost as extensive a knowledge of our seaboard, and especially of the seaside resorts, as the German spy himself. At all events, it is pretty clear that, as long as the German missioners plead the fortifications of the towns bombarded ...

... authentic information regarding cases of :- 1. Disseminating disloyal or anti-war propaganda or pro. German publications. 2. Spying, unauthorised signalling, furnishing petrol to enemy submarines, trading with the enemy, &c. 3. Enemy aliens still at large ...

... where foreigners are settled, or were sett led in some numbers until war broke out. That there has been a lot of successful spying no one is likely at this time of day to deny. '1 he raids 11 s 4 a and air have been directed with a precision which leaves ...

... TIOSE CONCERNED. To the Editor. Sir,—it has come to my notice that a report has been circulated that I have been found to be a spy in German employ. And, this, after being away from England for 13 months serving my King and Country. It is shameful to think ...

... Press for information regarding cases of : (1) Disseminating disloyal or anti-war propaganda or pro-German publications. (2) Spying, unauthorised signalling, furnishing patrol to enemy, submarines, trading with the enemy, &c. (3) Enemy aliens still at large ...

... chancel don't up aed hit ma is tke sad as Look. here I am, take se ! They rather quietly by tb• Me of our yis.th, got to spy out, sad take bold f them. sod Disks use of time. Doa't fear too Is wiry you nsst• by saying No nor Vast boo frigid you mak ...

... a honest man he was a most mistaken man; if merely an organiser of the German Colony in America, and an agent of the German Spy System, he was the enemy, not the friend of his countrymen in America. He could help no cause. He has greatly hurt the cause ...

... army noes his ecoute to keep in touch with the oppoeing forces, so a fleet smut be provided with small fast craft capable of spying out and reporting upon the movements of the hostile Beet. The scouts at present in the Navy are eight in number, and are used ...

... Godfrey, the hon. secretary, as -4 be provided with small fast craft cap- in certain types of sea shells. Devoted to follows : • spying out and reporting upon the natural history, and a Governor of the The Committee has held '43 meetings, •of the hostile fteet ...

... are destroying nothing. On the contrary, their tactics are to leave the population behind in order the better to hinder and spy upon our army. Among the prisoners whom our men bring in are often women marching with rifles upon their shoulders; that is ...