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... alert, wbo was is Wm betimes, remanded Instil Praday. e THE EX-M.P. SPY FOOLED. LINCOLN PLACED IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT. The New Teak cornapoadeat die • Daily says: I. T. Tritame Lamln. spy. was to solitary be-day, following as effort to escape day Libido ...

... These papers afforded conclusive proof of yon der Goltz's mission as a German spy, and once recognised that he was in a desperate situation. To save himself from the fate of a spy offered to go back to the United States and reveal all he knew German plots ...

... Prepared the recipe of • celekrated Nam, sad never fail in restoring regulerity and correcting all disorders. Safe, certain and spy- pill that never cheap points. Thousands of letters of thanks testifying their speedy ellicacy after all other things have trial ...

... the Mr. Chief alter of the Aurora, the se buckled by bee six weeks' me► from the that it utterly tappable for her to b: of spy her then stote. There ware hawsers sod sachets out to moor • battleship, but they were maned like dined by the blissard.—ltoutor ...

... Doiran and Alindjali. The American Schad premises at Salonika hsvr comptetely deatroyed by E».—Preis Associa Won War Sonia. SPYING IN FRENCH CAMPS. ...

... is the Romance The Author guides the Reader through unf, at Home and Abroad when the familiar as now, and @ man-bunt w bated Spy w; of umny graphic episodes of the Book. the West is one As present. “The Times” enys:—“This is @umately corversant with @ literary ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... dumovered gat a manlier of inemy troops were ant Me wormers by by go. these akinniithes, tile entire. who no mead reinforcements, spyached April bib at rune points within 800 metres of our main pantie, sod tempted so attack, forced by our counter art sad ...