"THE ENEMY IN OUR MIDST."

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2499, 9 November 1914, Page 2

"THE ENEMY IN OUR MIDST."

"It goes to prove that we are n»t yet sufficiently alive to the groat danger from the enemy in our midst." This is the moral and motto of Walter Wood's novel, "The Enemy in Our Midst," an advance copy of the ls edition of which Mr John Long sends us direct from London. It is a remarkable story of a German invasion of England, presenting in many respects a striking parallel to the actual condition of affairs to-day. Iv the story, the presence of Germans living in England contributes in great measure to the initial success ©f the enemy, and when viowed in the light of much that is now taking place Mr Wood is verily a prophet. All who read this thrilling story, plus tha cabled news in tho Star, ' will be strengthened to endure until Prussian militarism is stripped of all its power for evil.