... DISCOVERED SPY ” CUPBOARD. Witness had received a letter from the Home Office advising him to give evidence before the Advisory Committee to Graban’s character. attended, and was told they did not want any evidence. Witness told few facts. Witness produced ...

... CHANCKLLOR DENIES RUMOUR OF PUBLICA'FION Questioned by Waiters Mau representative on PridaY night with regard to the nnsour that the foil report d the land inquiry wee a‘ailahl. for publication, Mr. Lloyd Cerrito said that this was incorrect I have ...

... is. July when she first beard rumours that aoniething woe wrong nith the morals at Hurst Park. Counsel read a letter from the commanding officer at Hurst Park. dated May le, aed written after a visit of bites Pennant to the camp. The writer complained ...

... of laughter. The war pictures, too, are well worth seeing. SHADOWING A “SPY,” EXCITING INCIDENT AT CARDIFF. An exciting rumour was circulated in Cardiff Monday that a German spy had been arrested in the city. The police, in reply to inquires, stated that ...

... of being a German spy, and several of his letters were opened at the post-office. He had to dismiss a German servant. Another servant circulated a statement that his master owned a German firm, and his Masonic lodge spread the rumour that his real name ...

... the Bee. A. Wynne Thomas °dictating. KITCHENER'S BIG BLUFF. THE RUSSIAN TROOPS RUMOUR OF 1914. Many conjecturee have been made as to the origin of the - great rumour, at it Was called—the well-knoen story spread at the beginuing of the war as to ...

... and patience displayed by the women, and that is their fierce, blazing hatred for the traitor and spy. At a little town where I stayed the other day a spy who had lived for years in the place was discovered in one of the local shopkeepers. He was shot ...

... of the Welsh Baptist Union. PORT TALBOT SPY” SCARE. ENGLISH LADY ARTIST ATTACKED BY WOMEN. Considerable excitement was caused in Port Talbot and district on Saturday afternoon by a rumour that a German spy had been a created arrayed in woman's clothing ...

... Priedrichstrasse. SPY SCARE There was a general spy scare in the capital. The slightest imprudence was enough to produce the most unpleasant result. The drivers of motor-lorries were objects of special and vigorous attention, it was rumoured that a few cars ...

... FOURTH ARTICLE During tho whole of the month that had elapsed since the beginning of war spy-hunting and spy mania wore in the air. Almost every day brought its crop of tales, credible and incredible. heard mysterious gun emplacements, hidden arms, and ...

... SPIES. SUGGESTED FORMATION OF VIGI GANCE COMMITTEES. Questions concerning public anger against spies and those suspected oi spying were asked in the House Commons Friday. In reply Mr. Hume Williams (U.. Bassetlaw) Mr. McKenna said he hod not yet collected ...

... the Belgian trenches. The Belgians rose up, and the Germans fired on them. The German military attache in Brussels acted as a spy, endeavouring to allay suspicioofl of Belgians and buy information. The heaps of dead Germans in the fields around Liege are ...