... think the spy who sent to in the report that Mr. —'a pig died last week, or that Mr. planted more potatoes this year than last (the huskiness of the average villager) wo u ld receive the Iron Cross at least. Tower had better enrol himself a spy-catcher ...

... I strongly recommend him to continue. (I don't think') He mot. What sane persons would not take a stranger for a G erman spy who a s ed for detail in the life of etymons who PertTe sd be can tell us what them o in the life of a poor little Tywardreathian ...

... and especially as he enquired into eveuryboly's business. I wonder what sane persons would not take a stranger for , G er man spy who asked for ever y detail In 'ths life of everyone who passed, as that poor victim did? TOWER. ...

... of the Army after serving twelve months in France, and after being wounded twice, but at once accused me of being a German spy, etc. The gossip boon became scandal, and I believe the police were nearly called to deal with my erre. I suppose if there good ...

... General of National Service., the Peteident of the load Government Board. the John Spear, M.P.. and Mr. Geo. Lambert, M.P. - SPY INCIDENT AT BODIIN. YOUNG F:R. WRONGLY ACCUSED. An incident occurred in Bodmin one day laat week which caused a great des! ...