... British blood ''X , ' _ Who love Old England, and would sooner Than see our Land defil'd brutal blood Of Hunnish fiends, who spy, rape, loot, and lie! We're not defeated, and we ne'er shall be!. Union with Patience will bring Victory. 11. Bather let England's ...

... problem of the merchant marine. The sitting concluded with statement maritime questions in general Lord Balfour of Burleigh. Spy Executed in Paris Paris. Tuesday. Marie Jose dei basi, who was sentenced to death for espionage Jaauary sth, was executed this ...

... of British blood Who love Old England, and would sooner die Than see our Land defil'd by brutal blood Of Hunnish fiends, who spy, rape, loot, and lie! We're not defeated, and we ne'er shall be Union with Patience will bring Victory! 11. Rather let England's ...

... disappeared, and the organisation was known as * The Institute simply, until finally passed out of German control. The method this spying firm —there other name for it—was issue circulars British firms standing asking them fill in amount their capital and turnover ...

... picked on the field a largo number of rifles.—Renter. Why the German Spy Did Not Blow Uo the Motoopo New York, Friday (delayed). The armed stowaway arrested on the Moroppo now says is a spy in employ of Germany, that he was instructed to blow up the Motoppo ...

... Military Tribunal at Pola sentenced four Austrian sailors to death, and they were fehot. Shortly before the raid an Austrian spy overheard the four sailors eulogising the courage of the Italian Fleet and speaking contemptuously of the cowardice of the Austrian ...

... The accused, who are charged with sending letters written in invisible ink and containing important military information to a spy agency in Zurich, include three military officers who have German wives. The ringleader the band is a Dutchman named Heymann ...

... papers further reveal, declared the Government officials, that Count Bern- storff and his official family here are head of ...

... are charged with the heavy burden and responsibility of grappling with the subterranean ramifications of the German Kaiser's spy system in our midst. was deliberate attack upon public confidence. Its deliberation is not veiled its indirectness; and, whatever ...

... married 1899 and had five children. In-1912 they separated for a lime, and the wife went to live Glasgow. Her husband set about spying upon her. and employed woman named Idly Parker .who took rooms the same house Mrs. Leech, but found no evidence any improper ...

... carriage press from Brighton, _ station-, prisoner demanded that should airrest a gentleman, passenger, ihe denounced * v spy. Prisoner sadd he was Detect I**1** _ kins, Scotland Yard. The :,f investigated at (leraJd-n Station, the gentleman horn pointed ...

... GREECE And the Allies. REPORTED NEW CALL To the Colours. THE ROUND-UP Task to Finished THIS WEEK. THE SUPER-SPY. SCHENCK Brought to look. The most interesting item news from Greece is the following Reuter telegram from Athens :—lt is reported that five ...