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... to contradict Mrs. Corbett's assertions under the above heading. I think it is hard Old Soldier suggest that he a German spy. To . it appears just the opposite. I take it the ' pro-German would applaud the Irish far not joining rather than condemn, ...
... interesting story of how crafty sniper was trapped. The man turned out be barber who, while posing as civilian, was German spy. The sniper, who was caught red-handed, bad short shrift. Sergt. G. Worth (Marwood\ of the 1 (ith Devons, now at Lahore, has ...
... whose had held his peace, when to so meant for him conviction and imprisonment, should repay him so callously by deliberately spying upon him his own house, Kildene strode across the threshold with blazing eyes. As she caught sight of him Mrs. Sinclair turned ...