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... aeroplane raids have produced an abundant and vigorous crop of spy rumours. It is hardly necessary to say that all these have to be treated with great care. No sort of story so easily concocted as a spy story, and no sort of story so readily swallow-ed the public ...
... the ::fk the popular Bairnsfather’s cartoons will be wn. It was rumoured some time ago that Max Linder, the famous cinema comedian, had been killed at the front, but whether Dame Rumour is false, as usval, or no, Max will be seen on the screen at the ...
... injured.—Press Association War Special. THE U.S. SPY HUNT. DISCOVERY OF SOURCE OF LEAKAGE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Sunday. The Department of Justice has resumed its activities in the German spy hunt which started when America declared war ...
... stated, evidence that spying is going on vigilantly, even in high circles. The Senate Military Committee are requiring all State departments to conduct rigid investigations in order to prevent military news becoming known, and spy huut now in progress ...
... point only twenty miles distant, and the first report; of it reached Commander Locker- La mpson late the 20th. At Stanislau rumours began to circulate during the afternoon of the 22nd that Tarnapol was in danger, but nothing positive was known at the Staff ...
... meeting of the Council Wednesday Referring rumours of alleged shortage of food in tho town, the Mayor said he had interviewed the leading provision dealers, and could assure visitors and residents that the rumours were utterly false. had been 6tated that ...
... ships which carried the American Expeditionary Force Prance are expected lead further steps to combat the insidious German spy system, and may result in even more stringent measures, if possible, being taken cloak the movements of forces from the enemy ...
... 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 ...
... , 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 ...