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... the books of the Association promise to greater; than at the time of the Boer War. CHIPPING SPY’ SCARE. Another FoundationJeso Story. Tl>» latest local spy rumour comes from Capping the King's enemy iras Opposed to be entertaining cv.l .ntent towards the ...
... Schools were during this week opened as a recruiting depot for all branches of the service. German Spy. .-.- Rumour had it this week that a German spy had been examining a local bridge. No verification can be found for the story. Ship Canal and Roads ...
... SENTRY SHOT. DRAMATIC AFFAIR AT HOW IT HAPPENED. A spy rumour loci to a dramatic tragedy at Bidston in the early hours of to-day, sentry beim? shot dead. The aged twenty, and his home was 34, Upper Mill * street, Liverpool. It appears that an alarm was ...
... I barded Thann, Lambach, and Semiheim.— j Association. A SPY RUMOUR. reported capture at DOVER, The Exchange Telegraph Company's Dover correspondent to-day says it is reported that a German spy was captured the western heights la9t night. The message ...
... Hall. The news seemed to spread like wildfire, and crowds followed to the police station. The rumour soon got about, of course, that he was a spy, but such rumour had no foundation in fact. The man had been registered under the Restriction of Aliens Order ...
... introduces his annual provision for the needs of the nation about the second week in April, as rule. It is rumoured in the Lobby, and the rumour seems to be accepted members generally, that the House will adjourn about Thursday or Friday next for least ...
... LIVERPOOL'S SPY RUMOURS. Asked other day what, Liveroool folks of the alien enemy peril Sir John M.P.. told a Daily ' correspondent that Liverpool has not been great a resort- for Germane .Manchester, but Sir John remarked: that even Liverpool tales ...
... deceased had overworked himself, and had been subjected to persecution lately on account of the rumours that he was a German spy. They heard of tlu)se rumours last Saturday, and he was 'very much upset, but she laughed at them, and said they were ridiculous ...
... SPY PANIC. INNOCENT PEOPLE SHOT IN GERMANY. In a continuation of his experience# Germany now being puolished in the Daily Telegraph,” Gerard, formerly Ambassador Bcrl u, says: *‘ During these first days there was a great spy excitement in Germany. People ...
... relating war material. impression that the man w« a spy was firmed. Further denials were of avail An armed guard with fixed bayonet* up, and the stranger found himself military custody. The wildest rumours concerning the incident were going about in the ...
... GERMANY SPY MAD. MR. GERARD ON MURDEROUS CROWDS. are indebted to the courtesy of tha editor of the ''Daily Telegraph for the following extracts. from the instalment of Mr. Gerard's book which appears in to-day's ,issue that journal: During the first ...
... SPY BUREAU IN SWEDEN. CHRISTIANIA. Wednesday. Commenting on the many rumours of the German spy bureau in Gothenburg, the Tidens sayslt is an open secret in Norway that spies receive instructions from the spy bu-eau at Gothenburg. Many Norwegians engaged ...