What a British spy and secret service agent wrote to Sir Edward Grey as to the situation in the United States, as he viewed it

What a British spy and secret service agent wrote to Sir Edward Grey as to the situation in the United States, as he viewed it

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Editorial essay with caption: "Leaves from a lost portfolio (The following papers purport to be the report of an English Secret Service Agent, designated by the cipher L. P. 33, Y. to Sir Edward Grey. The document suggests an uncanny familiarity with the aims and methods of the British Intelligence Service in the United States.)" Signed: "L. P. 33. Y." On pages [3-4] is an article titled "The Armed Merchantman 'Baralong'" by Herbert B. Mayer, formerly editor of the New Orleans American.

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