Recruiters [noun]

The recruiter, if he is a wise man, will not display any arms openly.

Her captain and his "recruiter" (both Englishmen) paid us a visit.

I should today be a supercargo, a recruiter, or a memory, if it had not been for him.

Our custom in recruiting labor was to land the recruiter on the beach.

In the one were the captain, the supercargo, and the recruiter.

You see, the recruiter has the advantage over a boy when he makes a pier-head jump.

The captain of the schooner and his "recruiter," Captain Kyte, received the traders with great cordiality.

Vdrine shrugged his shoulders: 'Why, the worst of the lot is the recruiter who is sincere and disinterested.

While she was living with a discharged soldier, a bully and card-cheat, a spy and recruiter, named Beausire.

The recruiter escaped the first blows aimed at him, making play with his fists until he had an opportunity to draw his revolver.