... led to an incident yesterday after noon over which all Scarborough is talking It appears that rumour went all over the town to the effect that a German spy was on the top of a houso sigmalling to tho enemy A detachment of went out to capture him, and ...

... GERMAN SPY BUREAU —♦ Thuwdiy. - upon the many rumour* - German spy bureau in Gothenburg idcna Tegn says sti open sect cl Norway that spies receive instruct 10 the spv bureau at Gothenburg. Many engaged there for :•• .».■ Miper {.ocs, have withdrawn they ...

... Spfmm in Kummks. In European country was the German spy system more thoroughly organised than in Russia. There tho Germans had advantages which they did jfossesS in either this country or France. the higher ranks the Russian aristocracy there arc many ...

... mid-Channel, a detective noticed the spy loitering near his party, times he stood close to the officer that several passengers believed was one the party. The detective suspected him and caltal him -side. The spy could not give his rank and regiment without ...

... came out somewhere behind the French lines. Of course, the rumour flew back to battalion headquarters that Mr. So and was trying to relieve the French, and had been arrested and shot as “spy.” Arrived at the scene of action, working party, having been ...

... where be enhsted in the Sustex Y. stated be bed been. ba as a Russian spy, and the Germans had taken the money Asked to put his statement im wrote out a remarkable sory of his times a6 a spy and court-mar This was quite imaginary for at the time be said be ...

... said there was no comparison between British and German methods; the events of the last few days pro\cd that.— Exchange. THE SPY PLOT. —♦ Copenhagen, Saturday. Von Rautcnfelt yesterday left Norway for Berlin. It ia reported tliat tho arrc*ted Finlander ...

... NURSES. DISCOVtUIES AT HOME ON THE CONTINENT. In its current isouc •The Nursing Mirror” states that there have been persistent rumours o» female spies masquerading as nurses, both abroad and at home. I.ord Kitchener, appears, was afraid that the were not groundless ...

... steady. beet con- tinees closed. market, cane sugar was . RUMOURS AND PACTS. air is fall of rumours. Some of the rumours take the form of definite statements, which is a way that have. The rumours of an impending revolution in the absolute necessarily be ...

... series of “Rumours,” among them “that an officer in Skegness has received “the “that the men are “ clamouring for more musketry and less food.”’ We imagine that no one will be hurt in that mad rush for musketry. Two other remarkable rumours deserve to ...

... officer: I suppose you won’t shake hands with a spy. The officer gave his hand at once, with the reply: “I always proud to shako hands with brave man.” They stood holding hands for a moment, and then the spy walked alone to the chair and met his death with ...

... and children down into the valley. A rumour came that the Sultan had granted amnesty to all Armenians who were still alive. i an, sitting in a cave with the remnant his band, was surprised visit from Armenian spy. who brought a letter from the commander ...