... by write ¢ Getinction, which. will be ¢ weekly intervals 2s :— —THE ARMY OF TO-DAY, } Nov. 4.0UR GE rrANaLt- HOLD ON Ti te SPY SYSTEM, by Wills Nov. (ONG WILL HATE Last by. Austin Harrison. SOUL OF THE Nov. 25.A REW NATION, by the Ri? Rev. d. &. G Welldon ...

... the trawler Manx found |, and wearing lifebelts, as he was returning wirre they were landed Dockyard. There was nothing on spy of the bodies by which in the ‘water. believed the having men belonged only a few hours It is of a mercantile » was found J ...

... with acouracy the delicate sitratian must arise if Gemnan els enjay the use of American ports. The T 58 vent into Newport es spy. Tt ig con- that up to an intended victim, and followed i aut to sea, there to despatch it The facts on whigh the President ...

... follows distinction, which will be publishe 23—THE ARMY OF TO-DAY, Patrick MacGill. Nov. 4.—OUR STRANGLE-HOLD ON Til GERMAN SPY SYSTEM, by Willa le Queux. Nov. LONG WILL HATE LAS by Austin Harrison. Nov. 18.—THE SOUL OF THE 6 Nov. 25.—A NEW NATION, by ...

... BOOKS RPCEIVED.: sod work on many commissions to his credit. WALTER OTHERS, | a director of the asbestos manufacturing SWAY, SPY. AS 6d. Bleckweod and pad T ‘goer Bros. (Lamited), is an enthusiast in the buxness and businces 'y- sold ey throughout is to ...

... every member of Parliament as well, is on the card index ; his record is known, his tendencies noted. Assisted by an elaborate spy system, the Germans have been able in every country which their armies have entered to lay hands on those who have opposed German ...