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... GERMAN SPY RUMOUR LEADS BALBRIGGAN LIBRARIAN INTO TROUBLE. Before Meseta. Goo. (iradwell (chairman): T. E. Preston, Patrick Farrell. C. Macortney Fi'gate, and Captain Osborne. SHEEP DIPPING CASES. Summoned for leaving 41 sheep at Gormanston undipped,Gerald ...
... added: — hope yea will caroms this mistake ag any part, as tho letter written urea the rumours •liich I bad board, and thought probably that adlowieg spy these rumour , ' 1 now tied toweled wad void), Mr and Mia+ would to iheir elnctur. that Ups hill pot ...
... WAR ITEMS. DEPRESSED BY SPY RUMOURS. DEATH OF FORMER PRINCIPAL OF PORTADOWN TECHNICAL SCHOOL Dr. G. H. Woolatt, Ph.D., aged 40, a native of Bavaria, principal of the New Workington Technical College and formerly principal of the Worcester College, was ...
... MOUSE OF COMMONS—FrkIay. Tl.Dervmdecusa the chew ai uotto. SPY RUMOURS. Mr. WIIIINNA, otpltuag to Charles MS. aid that is of the that te the activity of spies to this leO it te interlard QM so evidence of actual come hp the of the polar, I. Oh. Warns ...
... SPYING FOR SUBMARINES Capture of a Swedish Ship Through Reuter's Agency.) CHRISTIANIA. Tuesday. The •* Tegn” jeporle that three Swedes, equipped with photographic have been neer Fousberg and deported. It believed the capture of the steamer Tliunuid -was ...
... THE “SPY” SCARE. No little excitememt was causeq in Wexford on Wednesday morning whin a rumour was cu'cu!awj that 2 man had ‘bom aggmbended om the previoug night on a charge of espionage. On maku:g‘ inquiries into the matter it wag leann that a well-dressed ...
... knocked him down myself ! The Captain—You may hate one with gratified before you die. The Spy—Mar I chooso the place in which I shall be shot. The raptain—fiertainly. The Spy—l wish—l wish—a in the •rm. ...
... GERMAN SPY SYSTEM Operations in Norway (Through Beater's Agency.) Wednesday. Commenting upon many rumours German spy bureau in Gothenburg, the •' Tidona says It is open secret in Norway that receive mstrurtioiu from a apy bureau Gothenburg. Many Norwegians ...
... SPY PANIC IN GERMANY. The following are extracts from the instalment of Mr. hook which appear in to-day's London ” Daily Telegraph”’—During the first days of the war there was great spy excitement in Germany. People were seized crowds in the streets. ...
... THE ELECTION RUMOURS. AN ALLEGED LIBERAL PLOT. The political correspondent of • Deily Mail, writing' of statemer in some prorinedal papers as voftibility of a Creneral Eleotion an early date, ban that the riwiou: -, *ire being ci.ronlated . in the ...
... The Mob and the Spy. Spy mania has taken forms, but it is in the ninth month of the war that st.• bane lielerd .4 it as an UMW for robbery. Such • caw has just in Wait A rumour was started to the dem that a from the dotha and bidden io a oirthin tiaibe- ...
... A BRUSSELS RUMOUR. Death of General Ton Emmioh. Brussels, Friday. unconfirmed rumour of tf(© death of General Von Eramich, the commander of the German Army the Meuee, is in circulation. The Belgians wounded at the battle Haelen are estimated at two hundred ...