... A .-.'.•other of one of the lads remarked that as there were now men for the police capture, owing to the war, they were spying far boys. The Chief-Constable said numerous complaints .had been damage, amounting between £20 and ,£5O, result stone throwing ...

... Welland Canal, after John' Devoy had tried explain how he sent' telegram to a Buftalo lawyer identi- yon der Goltz (the German spy) just a case ordinary identifica-' tion at the request of a friend. Wolf yon Igel, former secretary to Captain j !,von Papen ...

... right flank of thf ,p 'ffi the Germans assumed north of the Tirul Marshes J repulsed, after which ouJ tinued their advance. spy ing of the 11th the opened strong rifle and f foe , over the entire front f\ stadt positions. Their for j various places afterwards ...

... enemy is well informed what is going on in the arsenals France. the day when I last visited an arsenal in the West of France a spy was shot. The Germans know that the summer and autumn this year would see the French factories reaching the point of equality ...

... and tour days afterwards I'o.'.i.d in* the river, into which had fallen aad was Gtafocy a of J&i «.a/.£, for foot ;v ...