... Spy Rumours. fTO THE Eortoa OF THE KVENIXG DEXPaTTH.] ,lr you mind announcing that the man arrested Aberystwyth the of bring German spy was Gustav and not Gustav Hamel. It not fair and just man and gentleman that certain ungenerous reports should l>e ...

... SPYING 1 think, ...

... to which had been subjected account of rumours that a German spy. . Colonel Dudgeon, Alderman TTigston, Mayor Workington, and Mr. R. 11. Hodgson, governors the Technical College, to whom deceased had ® * the rumours. Bp'oke to his patriotism. Colonel Dudgeon ...

... SPY MAMA. MR. GERARD AND FIRST DAYS THE WAR IN GERMANY. Mr. Gerard, in the instalment of his book appearing in to-day's '* Daily Telegraph. writes: During the first days of war there was great excitement in Germany. People were seized crowds in the streets ...

... arrested as a German spy. The absurdity of this statement should have carriad its own refutation, and it is a pity that M:. Kendall did not consult me before making use of my name. Having heard the rumour in course of a conversation with the Vicar (the ...

... the whole spy problem bristles with difficulties ; and not the least of those difficulties is the imaginative credulity of so many our own people. have had many examples of the strength of rumour, and it may be said at once that most of the spy stories ...

... ABSURD RUMOURS. Lieutenant-Colonel George Cornwallis- West, who has been continuous command since one of the battalions tin) Uoyal Naval Division which wore present at Antwerp, feels jnstlv indignant persistent rumours which have been going round to the ...

... a month. ago, gentlemen, it was rumoured that our worthy and respected sanitary officer (Mr. Negus) was arrested as a spy. (Laughter). Can anyone contradict me and say that is not right° You must have heard the rumours that Mr. Nevis was a .German, that ...

... MR. BLATCHFORD'S REMEDY FOR THE SPY We article'in the “Clarion” this week Mr Bialchford says: —The Germans are a nation of spaea! Groat Britain, Belgium, France, and Holland have been infested with German spies for dozen or twenty years. I was warned ...

... THIS EVENTFUL YEAR. By JOHN FOSTER FRASER. - spalk about war and the rumours of war, with accompanying excursions and alarmswell, we have Iwn having our fill of them since last we sent out our New Year greetings 1 Buat 1 have no catalogue to give of the ...

... following under the head, Forged News about Court-Martial”: The Dutch papers report rumours that about 50 Belgian* Liege were sentenced death courtmartial for spying and treason. As matter of fact iber© have been in Liege during tbe period norther death ...

... which had been subjected account of rumours that was a German spy. Colonel Dudgeon. Alderman Higsbon, Mayor of Workington, and Mr. R. H. Hodgson, governors of the Technical College, to whom deceased had ment:oned the rumours, spoke his patriotism, Colonel ...