... should have had to write to The Times to say how aw'fly annoying it was that people would say he'd been shot as a spy. 'Spose the rumour arose 'cos so little's been seen of him lately, though his sisters. Princess Pless and the Duchess of Westminster- ...

... SPY RUMOURS. ANZAC BUFFET PRESENTATION AND BOYCOTT. General Sir Robert Murray MacCheyne Anderson, Commandant of the Australian Forces this country, was the defendant a slander.action in the King’s Bench Division to-day. The action was brought by Mrs. ...

... people have set abroad the rumour that she has been interned, and the police nave been put to a great deal of trouble. The accused said that she had known the nurse for 15 years. and did not remember calling her a German spy. All she wanted to know was ...

... REVELATIONS AND RUMOURS. New American revelations of German spying and other discreditable methods are published almost daily. We would warn our readers that all news coming from America is highly coloured and deeply underlined. The spirit of America ...

... some who have been pointed by rumour as coming under the ban foreigners, supposed to have designs upon th© community at this time. Our well-known townsman, Mr. F. Gilt-row, of 159, Highstreet, is one of the victims of the spy scare, and the statements concerning ...

... SPY CENTRE IN NORWAY, INSTRUCTIONS FROM BOCHB BUREAU GOTTENBURG. CHRISTIANIA, Wednesday. Commenting upon the many rumours of the existence of German spy bureau Gothenburg, the Tidens Tegn says that it is open secret, in Norway that spies receive instructions ...

... UNFOUNDED SPY SCARES. Lord Charles Beresford mentioned the danger of spies. He said there was great iiuxiety in certain districts, and that vigilance committees might be formed. Mr. McKenna deprecated this alarm. All rumours of destructive action by spies ...

... war. Hence the innumerable rumours we hear day by day. Them is little doubt, that it was the intention of those in authority, even the early days of the war, not to contradict rumour*, but to let One kill another. 11'ho among for months not fervently believe ...

... TEE SPY SCARE. Perhaps the most discreditable pbenoinecon produced by the war is the campaign conducted by certain newspapers, with a peculiar talent for cultivating and exploitiug the meanest instincts, against the unhappy Germans and Austrians here ...

... AS A SPY. Nothing more was heard her beyond Press reports at big successes the United States and in the big cities of South America, until some three months ago. Then rumours spread iff Italian operatic circles of her mysterious arrest as a spy the pay ...

... GERMAN SPY METHODS. Private Haynes, one of the Royal Marines, who took part in the defence of. Antwerp, relates that during the retreat they had soine experience of (ter nan spy methods. At one place ivhere they halted there was a beautiful house which ...

... MORE SPY MYTHS. Alore incidents are to hand of the hardship and annoyance to which various persons have been subjected through the unthinking and over-zealous action of persons who have become infected with what mav W “■n.e spy fever.” No is highly desirable ...