... THE CHIEF SPY. One of the penalties of greatness in these wartimes is to be put in the Tower of London, by popular rumour, and shot, or kept there withont trial as the case may be. One of the I illustrious prisoners is General Sir Robert Baden Powell ...

... Silly Rumours at Berwick. Recently many of the daily papers published a list of points to observed the puhl-e in tins time stress and trouble. Chi -f amongst them was this injunction—Kevp wd, and not about in hot headed manlier spreading tales, which ...

... CIVILIAN spy SNOT. There were the usual exchanges of snots to-day in the Gltevgheli sector, though less thnn on previous days. A French communique says ■n inhabitnnt of the village of Ornalieka, south-newt of Glievglielt, had entrusted a Greek soldier ...

... SPY SCABS AT TYNEMOUTH. A spy scare, which crested tens* excitement, bpt which hed rather denouement, occurred at Tynemouth lest night About seven o'clock, two men were seen being matched along Front Bill from the direction of the Oestle, in charge of ...

... produced the plan of a spy cupboard or listening parlour had had at the works. Witness got the plan prepared. He thought the Advisory Committee might ask question necessitating the production of the plan. They did not ask about the spy cupboard. Committee ...

... UNOFFICIAL FACTS & RUMOURS SPY ORGANISATION REVEALED AT SALONIKA. GERMAN PRESS ANGRY. Paris, Wednesday. A message from Salonika to the Petit Journal states that nothing interesting has happened, the continuance of arrests and perquisitions. The Headquarters ...

... OF ACUTE SPY MANIA. Association i« indebted the onnrteev of editor the Daily Telegraph for the following extract* from the instalment Mr Gerard’s book, which will appear Daily Telegraph - During the first few days of the war there great spy excitement ...

... 51 right, He looks like a German spy, and speaks like one. I am sure he is a German spy. Miss Alix Levy said she was convinced he was a German spy, while Sir Maurice himself remarked, Of ocurse lie is a German spy, and will be arrested befOro the war ...

... Stirring Times. These be stirring times, my masters. What with wars and rumours wars (principally rumours), formation Town Guards, mobilisation of troops and Boy Scouts, proclamations and warnings, and so forth, ours is indeed a strenuous life. In fact ...

... says the official journal, is signed, but refrains from producing the exalted signature. GERMAN SPY'S CAPTURE AND ESCAPE. London. Ontario, Wednesday. A German spy was arrested near the Government wireless station at Port Burwell, on Lake Erie, with many ...

... Dagener ever existed. korged news about a Court Martial.—The Dutch papers report rumours that about 30 . Belgians of Liege were sentenced to death by ,Court Martial for spying and treason. As a i mntter of fact, there have been in Liege neither death sentences ...

... had not accused deceased of espionage, of being a spy. The military authorities decided that he was leave the county, and issued the order, and witness signed it. There were other things beside idle rumour* against. Smith, but could not say what they were ...