... SPY’S SUICIDE. Sensational Ending of Old Bailey Trial. Continuing his tour of inspection, the King, who was accompanied Field- Marshal Lord Kitchener, Vive-AdmiraJ Sir and tho staff, yesterday visited the Sw>t»wood and Elawick world* and the Els wick ...

... SLIGHT RATOCH AT THE FROM! To allay rumours that have been current thet Mir’ George Lane Fox, of the Yorkshire Hussars, *** for the Barkston Ash Division, has been the front, we are able to state definitely that Jette? was received from him yesterday ...

... 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 ...

... the current rumours of remarkable po and wilitersy anges which are said tu be pend Althouges no Cabmet Counc.! wae act +9 on the part of a numbe ters in Downing or cet. Sir Jolin Simon es Down Street Ore '€2 ng for the O'd Re tue in the spy tra. Afterwards ...

... CERMAN’S DRAMATIC END AT BRIXTON, FAPEWELL MESSAGE ON HIS ‘DYING AS A SOLDIER, NOT AS A SPY man Kupferle, who has been on trial at Vd for two davs, before the Lord Chief Justice and tio other judges, on charges of es- snivide early this morning by pionage ...

... ratio between what is actually to expected and what rumour had led the public to expect. Thus in one locality where rumour had said 1,000, inquiry brings light one case. number of other places where rumour put the figure in the region of 100 inquiry has reduced ...

... leading film, featuring Florenco Nash,-the celebrated cinoma actress, a thrilling romance. Another exciting drama is German Spy Peril. whilst the comio section includes ' Thcu Shalt Not and ' Mabel's Latest Prank. On Thursday, Friday, -and Sat lrdny ...

... for the most of the time amusing. Tho plot conveniently revolves round young lady who happens to have two lovers one a German spy of tho Prussian Guard the ™ ei V n ■ , officer our service British officer puts his hand into hornet's nest Alone he invades ...

... the daytime. cauglrt and bavonetted him, lor, though lie threw his arms up and good Lngh.di. ?«ia, Don't kill me,’ he was a spy as well as a sniper.” . , Considerable fun was caused th ward by a man who related how came be invalided home. He was old soldier ...

... of Devonshire. (Cheers.) Proceeding. Mr. Thomas remarked that his. object m going Franco was very simple one. He had heard rumour* about the breakdown of our transport system, and how, the result of its failure, some our men were rulforing. Having regard ...

... * -rul in »u th * prevailing ft cling that J change tor lietter taken place i.** niilitar> jM»>ition mi the Continent. The rumour elft- upon *.r V.a.- Loan The lauer. however, . tin* hut -mm ,*1 the other .mjirovv l. incliiuina likluiii n .'la *• i .sit ...

... n piss issued this afternoon: — There is no esent to report dining the al. Wedneetlay-TinasiaE y. change. DRAMATIC END OF. SPY TRIAL. The appeal of the Great Central Commit!. the Midland Railway Company, and the Midland and North-Eastern Railways Joint ...