... succeed in tracking the alarmists who have spread the false rumours of the catastrophe to the 6th Notts and Derbyshire Regiment, we may be sure they will be made a stern example of. The rumours have been persistent and widespread ; yet there is not the ...

... Notes . The War Day by Day The Italian Crisis General News— The King and Clyde Workers Coalition Cabinet Rumours .. Tramwaymen’s Conference .. Alleged Spy’s Trial Military Intelligence Belgian Relief Scene in the Commons City and Counties— Sheffield Soldier’s ...

... commence. I had always been personal friend of tha Kaiser, for whom I was some sort of chief spy. I had been rewarded by the Kaiser for some particularly good piece spy work by being presented with Holly Court. I had a wireless installation. Holly Court was ...

... 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 ...

... shoultjl be restrained from continuing to publish Pearson s Weekly of July 24th, containing article entitled Lady Glanusk as' a Spy Catcher,” or the portion which related to the plaintiff. The libel complained of, continued, was in an article which had a ...

... 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 ...

... Tha officer was very kind, but very firm. If I started goin ,, through woods I should run against pickets and be taken for a spy. Don't go off the roads whatever you do, he advised. You may be shot before you can explain. We agreed that I should wait ...

... venom, the German war preparations in all parts of the world are amazing. They mostly break down : but the German money-bag-sly-spy system has spread its tentacles everywhere. We have reason to believe that the attack on Persia has been anticipated. If the ...

... battle of Neuve Chapelle will be found in this morning’s Telegraph. It clears up points which were obscure, and puts an end to rumours which can have come only from malicious tongues. There were hitches in the carrying out of the battle plan, and the results ...

... Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, who has died of wounds received in action. His home was at 7, Shenston Road, Wadsley Bridge. Rumours of strange occurrences during the recent raid on the Norfolk coast were the concern of Sir W. Bull (C., Hammersmith) in a ...

... The Near East. News of actual fighting in the Near East short, but rumours are plentiful. There was a report from Berlin vesterclay asserting that the Allies had presented an ultimatum to Greece. This is not confirmed. It may an intelligent anticipation ...

... many of which have failed. It is no news to Americans that their country has been made the scene of German secret service and spy operations, but the World throws a new light upon the subject by giving chapter and verse and the names of many of those concerned ...