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... Pernambuco sank. The kept afloat owing to her cargo. GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT'S END. Yesterday a Copenhagen message stated, that rumour that on Friday evening the Ger>man steam ferry Preussen, bound from Tfrellet>org to Sassnitz, collided with German torpedo ...
... well; the belief was that the worst has happened, and we shall make progress soon. There has been a Unfounded dine in spy stories in Spy Stories. London of late, and I find that Salisbury is pretty well cured of them. They had an epidemic there in the early ...
... wan an honour to any country has died of • broken heart because fool rumours had Men eirculatiff as to his patriotism. Bat I net off to write this note in anything bin a minor key, spy-bunting ha• its humorous side. A Peurith gentleman. who spending a holiday ...
... Six,—During the past few days I have been accused (indirectly) by some member or members of the -Miners'- Union of being a- spy in the interests of the Hodbarrow Miring Co.! I emphatically 4lcny •such sa accusation t • If any member of the above Union ...
... throughout Germany. The public are kept ignorant German defeats, but panic prevails in. Cologne. The city is suffering from spy fever, and 21 were shot in one day. Practically all traffic has been stopped the Rhine, while the tramway cars are used for ...
... struck three times. Our airmen successfully dropped bombs the enemy near Sedd-ul-Bahr. -'-Central News. SPY TRIAL OPEN COURT. The trial the alleged spy, one of three men apprehended on a charge of espionage some ago. wfl take place at the Old Bailee to-day ...
... a compliment to our masoning powers. Certainly German women inust be possessed of a great power of logical deduction when rumour thus precedes at far the event! But we women and chiklren are, of all people, the busiest in spinning strategic plans. Out ...
... Division whu-Ji were niHVMUiI &l Antwerp. iw\a lee«i ame»y ...
... while fishing vessels are free to proceed to Iceland. There are rumours at Kirkwall that two German warships have been sunk by the British Fleet. The crew of a German trawler suspected of spying have been landed by a British war vessel. The trawler is said ...
... and b so doing saved the Ger- man armies rom what seemed like in- evitable disaster. Some years ago rumours began to cir- culate about this arch-spy, and the openly accused him of betraying the country and selling Power. secret docoments to a fore: ...
... year 1249, Yo days past (says the “ Yorkshire Post ) | Then.she pT:'od the came figures in column tuere have been persistent rumours that beneath ..cccccccoivcciririirriissiienses 1849 Jtussian troops have been landed in the North 1 ot Scotland and ...
... fortunate for the country that such men do exist. General Baden-Powell, in My Adventures as a Spy (Pearson), describes the art and practice of spying, and some of his personal experiences therein, and his little book will appeal to that scouting instinct ...