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... of gold as was necessary to ency. In addition we had ar *jt , bank notes and a large balance. of England. W© acted«n j, * SPY RUMOUR. every crisis has taught—lie lending and meet every legit J if you can. We have over CAri 8 QUESTIONS THAT and the managers ...

... RAILWAY VPLOVE A SPY Paris, Thursday Tho Belgian troops have shot a railway employee who has been convicted of being a spy. By means of gnals he enabled the Germans accurately to bombard information which Furnes, and in particular gave allowed a Taube ...

... A THUNDERING LIE. HOW STORY OF DREADNOUGHT LOSS WAS INVENTED. With reference to rumours that the British battleship Thunderer had been sunk in the North Sea with all but a small number of her crew—formally denied by the Press Bureau yesterday—the Pall ...

... stated that they had no information on the subject. For weeks past, says the “Pall Mall Gazette to-day. there have been rumour# passed from mouth to mouth that the Thunderer had been sunk in the North Sea with all but small number her crew. Nothing ...

... An Enemy Cable. Writing of the spy menace, may mention another rumour which reached me to-day. It is inconceivable that a cable could be laid from the English coast to Germany, and be used for the transmission of information to the enemy, without the ...

... SPIES. LORD KITCHENER'S PROMPT ATTENTION. In its current issue, The Nursing Mirror states that there have been persistent rumours of female spies masquerading as nurses, both abroad and at home. Lord Kitchener, it appears, was afraid that the reports were ...

... concerning the British people and their conduct in the war, it is possible might even come to believe it. LONDON LETTER. SPY RUMOURS, RELIABLE AND OTHERWISE. (By Special Wire From Our Own Correspondents.) 65, Fleet-street, Friday Night It is not unnatural ...

... of movements. vision, and perhaps there is greater shore the suspected spy may witness the I interference with this than that which going to and fro soldiers ; may j comes from spy-delirium, which even hear that ••Kitchener’s Army” is getting ; throws ...

... through the open windows, a crowd, in spite of the lateness of the hour, was heard shouting, When will you shoot that Russian spy? Kill the Russian dog. M.'Shebelio was then sent to a prison for criminals, searched, stripped naked, and then released without ...

... the air was thick with rumour* that Austria, baying calmly collared Bosnia and Hersegovins, about to descend on Krotlo. Therefore to Julie who dodged behind trees In • private lomat could be nothing more nor than an Austrian spy. dye took towards the tree ...