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... BRADFORD PRISONERS OF WAR AUSTRIANS ARRESTED. LOCAL PRECAUTIONS. Bradford has been almost entircly free from German spy scares and we are too far inland to be of much service to an invading army, yet the police authorities in this city are taking all ...
... German wireless installation has been found near the British naval base in Scotland lends colour to a great many rumours ‘.but the German spy system. In this as +in other matters Germany has been thoroughly efficient. She considers everything fair in war ...
... three quotations concern that Lying Jade Rumour. Vigil said, •'tiobilitate Viget, Vireque Acquiriteundo. (It by moving and gathers strength as it 'peek on, Another quotation is from ii•hslreapearee Henry IV.: ••Rumour is a pipe blown c sea. raises, jealousies ...
... EXECUTED. —— e ONE OF THE VICTIMS A WOMAN. Amsterdam, Wedneaday, A« the resuls of the trial of Belgians at Hassely for alleged spying, twelve persons have been executed, one being a woman. The name of this victim of German brutality is not known, the woman ...
... the Greek Government would be forced to abandon neutrality. Greek troops have left Salonika, and the reported shooting of a spy shows that the Allies have begun to deal with the espionage problem. 1 The Italian Government states that in spite of the Austrian ...
... for immediate consumpsaco. Never was more justice given to a real Britiet meal, of shier., roast beef was • feature. hte rumoured tLat if the War Office knew the abilities of Q.M.S. H. Wilkinem as cook there scald soon be a vacancy the 8.C.V.F.! Then ...
... about miles, skirting the coast. It win along this route in the contrary direction that Napoleon invaded Syria. The Berman spy, Lieut. Otto Mors, who hes been sente nced to penal servitude for life. was sent to Alexandria with a secret, mission to blow ...
... struggle. Let not Bradiord be hehindhand in doing its share to secure the safety of the Fmpire and our national freedom. ‘A rumour is current in the city that Mr. R. A. Norman, the energeiic and successiul orgamsing secretary of the Bradjord Y.M.C.A., has ...
... y disturbed by the midnight maraudings of a visitor, which subsequent rumour dubbed ag one of the German prisoners mrdm.mmc-np. Investigation has failed to substantiate the rumour, but the facts are that a most unwelcome visitor did appear in the village ...
... BRADFORD WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER lll OLITICS t;WEEK % TWEEN LYES The rumour et a Russian arms hawmg gamed through England to Iraoce bad a bigger circulation than the last few days, with a ma:v. l km &Pm of variety and added. it hes retched ...
... t;atneruse. But then and 1 were in toe &emu planar—we poor. Now than. had odanged 4 vengeance. had been proented at Court—rumour had it teat Already refused to become a a countess, or the wile of a and &mutt/ohs Leutuet Minister. kid were 1 sas—L who ...
... is Bradford going to do on St. George's Day, 1915 ? to stimulate the right spirit of patriotism among the young? We hear rumours of good intentions, but we ask what is the programme? There are no less than forty . of amusement in the city wnere animated ...