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... Otley Spy Stare. 'SABI'S= =SINUS XIV Nick Mesa Inlaid. Following lonely upon rumours of hostile ahem in Brio:Surd district. a mild tion has been ceased by the arrest of two gentlemen , well known in Bredford sot eens 'Bath reeide at Simeon, and eve ameented ...
... BRADFORD SPY SCARE. “PALS’ PRISONER LIBERATED STIMULUS TO RECRUITING. Gmtpublhinm'ummdhhwlwwuumxmm MM,M‘.MJ.-‘ bywn-ad(wdd&ew-dhk”lum- Jion, but, as was indicated in yesterday’s “Tele- Mfimhubmnofunhudevdopn-t,‘ mbhnuxh.fihmddw:-u-h.l‘ sequel. ‘ It should ...
... OTLEY SPY SCARE. Bradford Business Men Amested. ‘““BLACK HORSE' INCIDENT. PRISONERS IN CUSTODY Following ciosely upon the rumours of hostile aliens in Bradford and district, a mild sensation has boen caused by the arrest of two gs;hmu-flk‘now‘ n Bradiord ...
... I. CARSON. rumour that Sir Edward Canon resigned his Mai in the Cabinet mused intense excitement on Wcdnieday In the natio of mom, and was only set et rest by a direr* dretiel from Sir Edward himself. — Ts; enough, says the Timm The Cabinet held a cry ...
... expect me. ve made other arrangements. —Tirpitz.” ““WANTED TO SPY.” A]M’huthofimolfibw;hm about it, I now believe that that young wmaun wanted to come over here for spying. How the rumour got about that he vieted my house Ido not know. 1 never mentioned ...
... the Nethorlands’ !'-ov(:flnnen(”.q:':.~ Duteh West Ingies. Theso orders | relate to railway®material. —Centrai SPYING SUSPECTED. — e RUMOURS AT SKIPION CAMP, S AN OFFICIAL WARNING The du‘}'f item of hu:’tem camp ar Skipton vestorday who foliowing official ...
... GERMAN SPIES Mr. William Le Queux lecturing before the ‘HKalifax Sunday Society yesterday, spoke on the German Spy System. Heo said the spy peril in ¥ogland was a g:lve one, and he Lad come to the conclusitn that ali Germans oaght to be mterned, whether ...
... * * Wireless telegraphy travels at the rate of 175.000 miles a second. Given a fair start, i i uzht to keep shead of Dame Rumour. » il * * . o A centurv since, jov fillad our cup . To hear of Bluecher “coming up”j fodar jov echoes round the town 1 o hear ...
... successful in one, that heing ...
... the Greek Government would be forced to abandon neutrality. Greek troops have left Salonika, and the reported shooting of a spy shows that the Allies have begun to deal with the espionage problem. 1 The Italian Government states that in spite of the Austrian ...
... for immediate consumpsaco. Never was more justice given to a real Britiet meal, of shier., roast beef was • feature. hte rumoured tLat if the War Office knew the abilities of Q.M.S. H. Wilkinem as cook there scald soon be a vacancy the 8.C.V.F.! Then ...
... struggle. Let not Bradiord be hehindhand in doing its share to secure the safety of the Fmpire and our national freedom. ‘A rumour is current in the city that Mr. R. A. Norman, the energeiic and successiul orgamsing secretary of the Bradjord Y.M.C.A., has ...