... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Public Trustee. BASELESS RUMOURS ABOUT SOUTHEND. Mr. Joseph Francis, the Mayor Southend, writes to 2’he Globe to call attention to the baselessness of rumours now current in London and elsewhere with regard to Southend. The rumours,” writes, are many varieties ...

... Strong wrote, had little news of outside events. Rumour was busy. For instance, the English had been beaten the sea by the Germans August 2; atrocities were being reported on every hand ; and —most potent rumour of all—tbere was doubt that Italy must join ...

... nothing, but we hear ugly rumours which are always worse in their moral effect than the truth. We may be sure that the Germans know the best and the worst of all that is happening through their comprehensive international spy system, and were we told the ...

... own country. The rest the train was full of soldiers. At Crefeld we had to change, and whilst on the platform the rumour went round that spy had been discovered. Whether he was English or French I do not know, but just as were leaving there was a scuffle ...

... —Router. * lt ~ When Russia declared war it was General Sukhornlinofl who carried out the mobilisation plans. Soon afterwards rumours spread through Russia that he was accepting bribes from army con; tractors and practising other forms ot corruption in the ...

... admitted that Did a bit of professional spying. ’Tis in harassing Arras the Germans delight; And Allied aviators gave Brussels fright. And the weather, for June, Does not seem quite in tune. Round New York the peace-rumours are flying. From New Scotland Yard ...

... following matters : How to Recruit the Welsh. Music as an Aid to Recruiting. The Position of Prince Louis of Battenberg The Spy’Danger in our Midst Lowering the Standard tor Vv elsh Recruiting . The Desirability of Registering the Names of Applicants when ...

... decreased by half their strength. The troops first destination was Brussels. —Central hews. Amsterdam, November 27. Optimistic rumours are afloat to the effect that the German staff has retreated from Morslede Roulers on account their failure to meet with success ...

... large number of German subject! in this country. This war is not being carried on naval and military forces only. Reports, rumours, intrlguss, play a large part. Methods of communication with the enemy have been entirely altered and largely used. need only ...

... She must have oil; when her stock exhausted she becomes a mere helpless hulk the me&y the first enemy who sights her. It is rumoured in Liverpool that succeeded in replenishing her oil-tanks from a Danish steamer, which supplied her either willingly or under ...