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... discovered in hiding taken prisoner Duma The soldiers a crowd long hunted for the Countess Kleinmichael on suspision of GermoD spy She was discovered hiding in the Legation soldiers under arw6t Quick Dispatch Baron fired from yesterday home taken quayside ...
... worn, was brushed aside immaterial. We must enrol the whole parish, form a local regiment, and drill, and begin patrolling and spy-hunting once. drilling. In accents unsteady with emotion undertook to turn us into body of soldiers lit face the whole race ...
... point only twenty miles distant, and the first report of it reached Commander Locker-Lampson late on the 20th. At Stanislau rumours began to circulate during the afternoon of the 22nd that Ternopol was danger, but nothing-positive was known at the Staff ...
... over part the payments until Monday. ■The. tendency of the discount market continues easy with Ordinary bills quoted about SPy' ls per cent., and Treasuries to per cent, according to maturity. Exchange rates on Italy, Spain, Russia, and Switzeriand, were ...
... Ministers. Mr. T. HEALY Cork. N.E.) suggested that the member could get all the information desired in private if Minister would .spy strangers. Mr. KING said did not desire tn any way to say anything but what he thought was perfectly legitimate criticism the ...
... received Washington, to-day, confirm the rumours current some time ago, that 0110 devices of tho Prussian conspiracy in America is. it possible, to place board every British and French vessel leaving United States ports a spy, whose business jam the wireless ...
... takings at the bazaar in October by the sale l of the potatoes. The Idea 1 worthy of emulation. Dan% The latent naval bents rumours hardly seems to have reached this district When you hear of a great event as occurring, last week, in the North Sea, when ...
... , and she stated in her affidavit, why she went and ail did. The whom sho saw Switzerland was sus|»ecl; might have been a. spy; but Mis* llowsiu said the did not. know that she took part an>thing which was all hostile the Government. inquiry was needed ...
... wentv miles distant the previous mornng, and first report of reached Commander Locker-Lampson late on the 20th. Stantslan rumours began to circulate (Airing the afternoon of the 22nd that Taraopol wa- danger, but nothing positive was known the S^aff. General ...