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... SPY SCARES. MOTOR CYCLIST'S MAD RIDE. SUSPECTED POISONED CIGARETTES. WELL-KNOWN LUTONIAN'S UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE. During the past week Luton people have been i almost bewildered hv rumour upon rumour of spies, outrages, and so forth, but Dame Rumour's ...
... SPYING FOR SUBMARINES Capture of a Swedish Ship Through Reuter's Agency.) CHRISTIANIA. Tuesday. The •* Tegn” jeporle that three Swedes, equipped with photographic have been neer Fousberg and deported. It believed the capture of the steamer Tliunuid -was ...
... SPY MANIA. Baseless Rhyl Rumours. During the latter end oi last had a slight touch of spy mania. Most alarming rumours were being Pa from mouth to mouth to the effect two spies had been caught in Rhyl They were reputed to have been attei ins to blow up ...
... SPY BUREAU. German Organisation In • Gothenburg. CHRISTIANIA, Wednesday. (Received to-dav.) Commenting upon many rumours of the German spy bureau in Gothenburg, the Tidens says:— open secret in Norway that spies receive instructions from the spy bureau ...
... SPY TRIAL I«re Nooveikt, of Maastricht reports a sensational espionage trial, lasting from February 18 to 21 m Antwerp. There were prisoners The German Court passed eight death sentences, besides many sentences imprisonment with har.l labour.—Renter ...
... THE “SPY” SCARE. No little excitememt was causeq in Wexford on Wednesday morning whin a rumour was cu'cu!awj that 2 man had ‘bom aggmbended om the previoug night on a charge of espionage. On maku:g‘ inquiries into the matter it wag leann that a well-dressed ...
... SPY PANIC. INNOCENT PEOPLE SHOT IN GERMANY. In a continuation of his experience# Germany now being puolished in the Daily Telegraph,” Gerard, formerly Ambassador Bcrl u, says: *‘ During these first days there was a great spy excitement in Germany. People ...
... SPY ALLEGATIONS i Mr M'Kenns, in reply Lord Charles Beres! ford, said, in »new of iha? rumours that pxijm-H | aa to the activity of spies in this roun'.'-v . he thought it right that House should informey that evidence actual malpractice j bad come to ...
... THE SPY MANIA. Mr. McKenna, in reply to Lord C. Beresford, said that, in view of the rumours that existed as to the activity of spies in this country, he thought it right that the House should be informed that no evidence of actual malpractico had come ...
... SPY-MANIA. DISGRACEFUL DEMONSTRATIOH FOLLOWS WILD RUMOURS. The spy mania appears to have affected some people in Walsall to such an extent to have temporarily relieved them of their common' sense. illustration this was forthcoming during the early part ...
... THE SPY DANGER Mr McKenna, answering Mr Fred Hall (Dulwich) and Mr Joynson-Hicks, read report had received from the Commissioner of Metropolitan Police, stating that since the declaration of war the police, who had been strengthened for the purjKJse, ...
... people have set abroad the rumour that she has been interned, and the police nave been put to a great deal of trouble. The accused said that she had known the nurse for 15 years. and did not remember calling her a German spy. All she wanted to know was ...