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... GERMAN SPY. Sint in Laden Naval. The Pram Bureau issued the following yesterday afternoon:— The prisoner who was charged with espionage and tried by court-martial at the Westminster Guild Hall on the 20th of August was found guilty serteneed to death ...
... LLEGED GERMAN SPY AT Deaf and Dumb Man Examines ! A spy has been otrested at Elgin Ibis exerting piece of news circulated through out the own with rapidity on Wednes- day forencon All sorts of stories were flying akout, the most exciting being to the ...
... the evident's of a sneaking spy. Why should the hon. member describe a person as reputable as himself, and far more patriotic, as • sneaking spy? What business had the hon. member to call an honourable journalist a sneaking spy! Let him dare go outside and ...
... workings exposed in our criminal courts. Trivial indeed is the material that their paymasters have been content to receive. As spying is a recognised trade among all nations alike, we can only hope that our own Paul Prys have shown a little more intelligence ...
... Aundredii of liven of fellows who are patrolling nor coast,. thoroughly has the German spy poison permeated this country that it oozes out in every directiou The arch-spy himself. Kaiser Wilhelm If . hen trained his underlings only too well. Mader the guise ...
... that a motor car wan seen on the road from Wells to Lynn giving the direction of the route to the enemy. There are also rumours of travelling searchlights. The French official communiques of Wednesday report artillery successes for the Mien at various ...
... dislike by civilians. Mr Alfred J. Liversedge, A.M.1.C.E., contributes an interesting article entitled An English-German Spy in Russia, in which he tells of some rather unusual adventures in the land of the Tsar. Other articles deal with Orchid-Hunting ...
... now, peace for evermore (Applause). HOW FELL. A SPY 3fYS'rEIRY. Spy mysteries seem to have a fascination for some members of Parliament. Every now and again an M.P. propounds questions about an elusive spy, and more or less lucid replies are given. The ...
... earned, and he might retain his Under-Secretaryship of th, War 0:!:oe and answer for it in the Upper i luuee. But ..nother rumour associates Lord D. rby with the Uoder- Becretaryehip. There is a lot to be sai.: for that too. Mr Walter Long's nomination ...
... for retrospect. What is happening in this wonderful and crowded hour absorbs our full and fascinated attention. Many-tongued Rumour is the queen of this magnificent autumn, for this October of the momentous year 1914 has coins to us with full hands. A rich ...
... -A-scribing to them. 'The raising of the fund ii be entrusted to the lady mayoress or mayoress of each city or town. Owing to a rumour current early on day morning of a Zeppelin raid, many towns, including Darlington, a•id Newcastle, were plunged into darklo ...
... for example, Germany, despite the wisdom of her chemists, cannot manufacture projectiles without copper, and already it is rumoured that the metal is being stripped from public and private buildings to meet the urgent want of the moment, for the German ...