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... A SPY SCARE GERMANY. During these first days there was a great spy in Germany. People were seised the crowds the streets; some instances, the theory that they were French Russian spies, they were shot. Foreigners were in very dangerous situation throughout ...
... newspapers *'V mama was driven from the popular brain. There were rumours c.lso that Russians had prisoneI the Sea. tbs lake wheno Berlin draws pen ;t water rapii y. There were constant rumours throurhout Germany of the arrest of Russian spies women. Mar.v ...
... this mania was driven from the popular brain. There were rumours also that Russians had poisoned the Mugget Sea, the lake whence Berlin draws part its water supply. There were constant rumours throughout Germany the arrest of Russian spies disguised a«- ...
... before this mania was driven from the popular brain. There were rumours also that Russians had poisoned the lake whence Berlin draws part its water Supply. “There were constant rumours throughout Germany of the arrest Russian spies disguised women. Many ...
... from the air. It takes a long time to gather guns and material for a big effort, and the enemy aircraft are up every day spying around trying to find out what going on. The object this attack has been attained, and a push forward over about a mile has ...
... this mania was driven from the popular brain. There were rumours also that the Russians had poisoned the Mugget See, the lake whence Berlin draws part of its water supply. There were constant rumours throughout Germany of the arrest Russian spies disguised ...
... membership of the German Socialist Party Petrograd, Monday.—The Minister of Foreign Aflairs characterises entirely false the rumours published recently regarding the possibility of peace negotiations the part of the Allied Powers.—Router. Lieut. Nunn, Royal ...
... business reasons, Howie% won. Cunourly, Wrather. apart been his one seroistional over. met with little euerers. Pref. Henfins. Rumour has it that Profe•aor W. A. 11[swine' to be for the Colonies under • rearrangement of the Miniaten•l pneta. Prof. Megrim is ...
... accidentally man U'-irt failure j through inhaling carbonic aed death i HUN FORTRESS WFE ABANDONS NEWLY-BORN BABE WAS BY A SPY of girl When Margaret (22) of Walton- street Queen flatting wife soldier serving balomka rne three! nanded fen- of newly-born ...
... nation which combine's the treachery of the spy with the ruthlcssneas of the assassin —Reuter. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. The “New York World publishes dispatch from Buenos Ayres revealing the existence of a vast German spy system in Argentina, and dis- (Continued ...
... carefully files those funny stories that he brings on occasion. Why a certain local person always finds the week and so full of rumours that no one else seems to have beard of. Who paid for the &mating decorations of the drafting room occupied by -- at the dance ...