... Clifton, Bristol. October 24, 1914. RETRACTATION. Sir,— During discussion in our fruit market on the spy peril I mentioned the fact that I had . heard the rumour that our worthy Fire Chief was of German birth, and Mr Gotts has called, my attention to the same ...

... well abbe to Later the same, beams* of the nude• shrewd nature of the coinmiteseuto—from Rus- ECU sucks down t., and other spy. uLUve securaties. About sixteen hares !lure were said be involved, and their reprosoittatires were understood to be on tie ...

... take the worm bag when fishing Limply Stoke. There are perch there big tnough win a prize rod. Have You Heard This? Angler spying friend Temple Meads Station: Hullo Bill. Been fishing. Caught anything?. Bill: Aye. The 6.30 from Keynsham. First angler: ...

... SHOT. There was general spy scare in the capital. The '-lightest imprudence was enough to produce the most unpleasant result. The drivers of motor lorries were tbe objects of special and vigorous attention. As jt was rumour-ad that few cars were on the ...

... their homes to-day. Rumours to-day said that the Southerners, a ruder and wilder class people, were to enter the city to-day, bat we believe it is only false report, for the mandarin told us, half an hoar ago, that specially sent men spy aad report, and there ...

... currents of' authority on the subject. According to one view the war balloonist may bs court, martialled on capture and shot as spy. The other interpretation his position is tbat he a prisoner of war, and is entitled to enjoy the privileges conceded individual ...

... FATHER BLENCOWE HAD BEEN ASSIGNED. HE WAS EXPECTED AT THE PRIORY SHORTLY. When asked last night if there was any truth in a rumour that the two priests had been arrested on suspicion of espionage, a (priest the Priory said; far as we know they are under ...

... passage in support of their dogma ? LOOKING FOR THE SPY. Laurence Oliphant attended a socialist assembly in Lyons as a correspondent for the TIMES, when he was severely startled by a rumour that a spy connected with that paper was in the hall. The crowd ...

... (Continued). AN APRIL FOOL. 7 MARY CAMERON. THE RUMOURS OF YELLOW JOURNALISM. By EILIZABMPH BANKS. CIGARETTE PAPERS. By JOSEPH HATTON. THE CHILDREN'S CORNER 1 SHORT STORY, PUZZLES, POSTMAN, eta. SPY'S CARTOON, JET' U JUNIOR'S AND NOTES AN FROM ...

... out from Port Arthur, the Japanese squadron haring been sighted oat sea. rumour is current that fighting took place between the two fleets, bat is not known whether this rumour has any foundation. No official telegram has reached St. Petersburg about ...

... Mrs Roderick, of Gorer, near Swansea. GERMAN SPY MANIA. MR GERARD'S REVELATIONS. During the first days war, says Gerard in the instalment of his book appearing in to-day's Daily Telegraph,' -there was great spy excitement Germany. People were seized by crowds ...

... at billet, M:ss.' A NEW BRITISH EXPLOSIVE. Horror of German Geners.l Staff on reading ,'h« following extract from notes of spy who, as loader, has been listening Britisn lines: We gave 'em v»ot not THE SHIRKER'S WAR 3. Shirker scanning a paper bought ...