... reading and Understanding plain print. Tell him that conscription is un-British, and be will wonder whether yon are German spy or * lunatic. Say to him that if one goes to fight to crush the German tyrant it is fair that another should and he will hail ...

... lieutenancies, and at least on© become captain and adjutant of his battalion- “TRADE” AND THE DRINK RESTRICTIONS. CONDEMNATION OF SPYING IN BIRMINGHAM. The attitude of total abstainers towards the licensed trade was severely criticised at the annual meeting the ...

... separated from ■ | her and again aent Bitch* for refusing appear a witness against countrymen of his, betrayed by infamous spy. last hope dawns. Exciting news leaks through the battle of Leipsig. The allies are croesing tho Shine. The prisoners war are ...

... play amateur dele - tive IVell, not that exactly. But I felt was duty to find out if I could.” You did not actually to spy ? Xo. I wanted to find out the kind . people they were.” What impression did they make upon you ” “Very favourable I got ...

... Maude's work as editor of the R.V.S. Institution was studied by the Kaiser. The Germans tried to make use of Colonel Maude a spy upon the French. Needless to say he absolutely declined. the blame his miscalculations upon the unfortunate troops had blindly ...

... 'iy Salonika is in course v .unary enemy agents are leaving hurriedly, departure has been acceier, presumes, the shooting of spy Sarrail obviously expects enemy to frontier in pursuit, and Germ. strong enough to tackle the Jw.uiUJ on-- .*(• puts the number) ...

... ihev cheered for all they were worth j n region Roye carried out j-],,, »; Chancellor stated that the IN THE PROVINCES. ' the spy : Ucle. effective bombardment licrman pr man people were unshaken then The rush in Ixtndon was repeated battery located by u* ...