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... proved his eventual undoing, for, smarting under the neglect of the British Admiralty, in whose service he sought to enlist as a spy, he wrote series of remarkable articles in the “New York World Magazine,” in the course of which he gloried in his efforts to ...
... exciting incidents, deals mainly with the hardships endured by the Belgians upon the outbreak war, and, of course, the German spy menace plays a prominent part. Mr. Tom Foydon, in the role of a British soldier, makes a popular hero, and receives able support ...
... KOTAL EXGINEKBb; Braj-shaw .98440; Spr. Keurldey; 98578, Act. Cpl. A., Leeds; Buoom .98573) Spr. C. E., Leeds; Smallwood (1744) Spy. A, Bndhugtoc; Spokes (98600, Lce.-Qpl. G. It. 0., Cu?tlerford. NOBTHUMBEBLAND FDSILIEES: Abbott (5358) Serrt. A., Doncaster; ...
... was said, though nervousness, insomnia, nerve weakness, thin- get off. If vou come round to-morrow you I generally find you spying cn me.” he did not understand its full meaning. His ness, and lack of strength are therefore a hear haw Mrs. Travis is. I ...
... America and indicted for forgery. Incidentally he claimed credit for having brought about the arrest Kuepfexle, the German spy who committed suicide in Brixton. Prison, I were not a married man concluded the accused, I should thoroughly enjoy this, my ...
... unfolded has topical war interest, the hero being an Army captain, while a villainous lawyer has for his accomplice a woman spy who is in the pay of the Germans. As heroine there is the adopted daughter an innkeeper whom the lawyer discovers to be an heiress ...
... American societies. vie! / 1 public Mr. John J lier, 1914, It was f* break that some of German sources. .ji»l y Statements from spy jJ. ports are reprinted . the daily growing Feiaers, the receipt } and the arrival of Sir was met by emissai’i ® -p'Vl teers ...
... were the ruler of the universe. Mr. Hebblethwaite replied that was just asking for a ticket, and Masters called him “ German spy-” Mr. Hebblethwait© told Haigh his friend was using actionable language, and asked him to take care of him. turned to speak ...