... Ziinmer. \ifßM\ programme, and has voted address of welcome to Russian people.— GRR VIAN SPY BUREAU. Cimisiinxix, Wednesday. Commenting upon the rumour?, a German spy therm Gcthenrmrp. ' ' says ...

... Mrs Roderick, of Gorer, near Swansea. GERMAN SPY MANIA. MR GERARD'S REVELATIONS. During the first days war, says Gerard in the instalment of his book appearing in to-day's Daily Telegraph,' -there was great spy excitement Germany. People were seized by crowds ...

... the House i' when neither eventually ?3t e was forced to the conclusion N>lv P re3cn ee of these strangers was Ue to desire spy on members, °rrespondence, some equally rt Us Purpose. Having said so much, Mr mar »ded the withdrawal of the aweiNt Grangers ...

... or stratified iron stone fireclay being coal quarries A person unless lie contrary to communication with if visited of spy or with spy or information is found his possession or supplied him other in circumstances that is eomiuunieatiuu requiring amended ...

... control involves special will lie increasing several which will planned out Ministry financial different liable” Special THE SPY DANGER Minister issued the : enemy capital positions the front food supplies and swarming with imperative It difficult to unmask ...

... financial considerably the total amount required for soldiers’ dependents Reuter RUSSIA AND PEACE RUMOURS EAGER TO CARRY ON THE WAR PETROGRAD Sunday rumours which have come Petrograd abroad regarding possibility negotiations being put have called forth ...

... interned in of of States escape The Espionage Bill passed in to-day by votes to 10 It provides drastic for persons American spying into national conduct of interned soldiers sailors institutes punishments for frauds of Bill authorises seize detain or for ...

... derived forces representation the abdication of the should be temporarily entrusted We it to it to the Pskoff Contrary to rumours been arrested at her safety Reuter ALLIED DIPLOMATS RECOGNISE NEW GOVERNMENT Thursday Committee of Duma garrison Petrograd ...

... Russia of her defects and the old English distrust dislike In closing says Miss Tuckvvell ho believed notwithstanding the wars rumours of wars that the Great Armageddon much dreaded could be avoided by diplomacy with measures cf defence” That not to be But ...