... in the trenches. He was often in the trenches, and was well received by the men when they were satisfied that he was not a spy. So far as the religion the soldiers was concerned, wished tell those at home that they must not draw a long face about the ...

... and in tlie trenches. He was often the trenches, and was well received by the men wlien they were satisfied tliat he was not spy. far the icligion of the soldiers was concerned, he wished tell those at home that they must not draw long face about the religion ...

... Government. He is now interned in England.' One cheque showed the payment of 100 dollars to Kuepferle. probably the German spy who committed suicide in July in England.” A Reader says: PINCH cheers us wonder- fu 11 every- one wants to see it. Tell your ...

... many people feel surrounds the loss of the Hampshire ** do not follow Germany's method in regard to enemy aliens who continue spy upon us, and who are in direct touch with the enemy, instanced the other day. when, the arrival of the Gloucestershire Bantams ...

... leaving Frau Von Wedell and his “shot” at the “ Deutschcr Verein,” provided for later by Von Papen; Knepperie. who was the spy who committed suicide in England later probably; Schuez who seems to have been Von Papon’s lawyer; Horn, who thought to be the ...

... but unwise character. Lieut. Alverstone’s ship was ordered service before he could marry Nell. A plot was formed by German spy to wreck the ship by bribing the lighthouse Keeper, who was the fisherman’s son, Steve Penrith, to put out the light. Nell overhears ...

... n of a Orman was the waiter wlio used attend the restaurant In the days before the war, and who incidentally did a bit of spying the same time. It will strange irony of fate if wc have to employ him again to produce the food- used to hand round, but many ...

... portrayed. At the second bouse Fallen Idol was presented, which m many particulars possesses topical interest. There is the German spy, and an attempt to steal valuable plans of our coast defences, which needless to say, fails. Miss Blake-Adams as the fallen ...

... German officials lie tolerated in every department of our public service How much longer will aliens permitted to carry their spy work‘in this country unmolested, if not actually encouraged, by the ** powers that How much longer will German agents enabled ...

... trades most irs-esaary f»r the manulheture munitrms; we wit* forget that (Germany is not honest comp titor hut mean, despicable spying foe ; are forget the horror* perpetrated by this nation Wo are forget all thc**c things and when the war is over wr are allow ...

... ostentations precaution. Somehow o; other, presumably by momentary carelessne-- the part of the custodian, the prowliu,: patient spy found his opportunity. stole the plans and .-Lilt them in triumph hiecate employer at Berlin. Closely following the plain instruct ...

... three-quarter millions of women? He protested against any such idea. They had no right to set up sex war, but they had a right to spy that no employer should be allowed in future to take advantage of women’s labour a means of reducing the value of men’s labour ...