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... not accused deceased of espionage or being a spy. The military authorities decided that was to leave the county, and issued the order, and the witness signed it. There were other things beside idle rumours against Smith, but he could not say what they ...
... GERMANS AND PEACE RUMOURS. NEWSPAPER EXPLANATION, ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) AMSTERDAM, Thursday. Referring to the reports appearing in certain German newspapers of the alleged endeavours to bring about peace with Great Britain, the 'Berliner Tageblatt' ...
... their efforts com pletely crushed spy organisation in thi country at the beginning of the war, am point in confirmation to the curious Ger man official announcement of August which reported, merely as an unconfirmet rumour, the despatch of a British expedi ...
... Ziinmer. \ifßM\ programme, and has voted address of welcome to Russian people.— GRR VIAN SPY BUREAU. Cimisiinxix, Wednesday. Commenting upon the rumour?, a German spy therm Gcthenrmrp. ' ' says ...
... of his former popularity GERMAN SPY SYSTEM. UNITED STATES INQUIRY, TELEGRAM.) NEW YORK. Monday. A young German, Max Lynar, London, behind who?e prosecution on a charge of bigamy Government investigatior#ruto the German spy system the United States, has ...
... then had retire across three miles of open ground with shslls bursting among them. The following day they were misled by a spy the enemy's employ, and the German gunners opened against them deadly fire on an open plain Their infantry, in overwhelming ...
... and maintenance our docks. . ' , W. McADAMS. City Road, BristoL UNFOUNDED RUMOUR. Sib,—ln the cause of justice and fair play, I appeal to you to give publicity to letter. rumour has been circulated through Bristol that my residence, 116, Lawrence Hill ...
... Clifton, Bristol. October 24, 1914. RETRACTATION. Sir,— During discussion in our fruit market on the spy peril I mentioned the fact that I had . heard the rumour that our worthy Fire Chief was of German birth, and Mr Gotts has called, my attention to the same ...
... SHOT. There was general spy scare in the capital. The '-lightest imprudence was enough to produce the most unpleasant result. The drivers of motor lorries were tbe objects of special and vigorous attention. As jt was rumour-ad that few cars were on the ...
... Mrs Roderick, of Gorer, near Swansea. GERMAN SPY MANIA. MR GERARD'S REVELATIONS. During the first days war, says Gerard in the instalment of his book appearing in to-day's Daily Telegraph,' -there was great spy excitement Germany. People were seized by crowds ...
... at billet, M:ss.' A NEW BRITISH EXPLOSIVE. Horror of German Geners.l Staff on reading ,'h« following extract from notes of spy who, as loader, has been listening Britisn lines: We gave 'em v»ot not THE SHIRKER'S WAR 3. Shirker scanning a paper bought ...
... patience displayed by the women, and that is their fierce, blazing hatred for the traitor and the spy. At little town where stayed the other day, a spy, who had lived for years in the place, was discovered in one of the local shopkeepers. He wa3 shot ...