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... his blue pencil, to deal with this branch of the trouble. W e are more immediately concerned with the way rumours are circulated e. J ust now the spy atorus been revived. We are gravel? told Uash.ng lights he.e and there; ominous signs full mystery ; ca ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... successful in one, that heing ...
... was arrested the miUtarv authorities and transported to tork. and actually, a climax, Friday.) September, 1911. I was shot spy 1 York. . , „ A#? 1 had been a few days about this time a great many people were amawnl to see me ray return, and , had almost ...
... 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 ...
... of France.'' The series of pictures are exceedingly interesting, and _ remarkably realistic. Tho Submarine Spy pictures show how a foreign spy was actually entertained by the captain of a submarine. is shown over the submarine just before she is taken ...
... 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 ...
... is Bradford going to do on St. George's Day, 1915 ? to stimulate the right spirit of patriotism among the young? We hear rumours of good intentions, but we ask what is the programme? There are no less than forty . of amusement in the city wnere animated ...