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... Seeker's counsel, alleged that Capt. Trim had declared that Capt. Seeker was a traitor and a spy in the pay of the Germans. Capt. Seeker, who lives at Marlow, heard rumours of the allegation, while stationed at Felixstowe in December, 1916. Inquiries, said counsel ...
... would not sacrifice their Allier. Austrian diplomacy then ' started the lying rumour that &sly had demanded to returning men, to treat separately Vienna. itM none believed the rumour. and when Boron rionnino CHOW to Farts last summer he was loyally informed ...
... 1 “KAISER IN FLIGHT | GONE ee EDITION. - GOING GOING ! ‘ THE CRASH 0 The Ministry of | ——_— — ARMISTICE TERMS Up—The | mes Spy a in-Lew—1 THE SCALES OF WAR 4 ue 1) ie Governmer TO AUSTRIA. $4 > Sensation AND PEACE. a GREAT EVENTS OF A of Promi Variety ...
... intermediary.” statements, added oonnsel, wore made to another resident Marlow. Plaintiff gave evidence making inquiries about rumours that reached Uim Fell** to we. where was stationed, and counsel's statement about the proceedings that led up to the issue ...
... material i s not destined for military purposes. It is fairly certain that Germany refuges to allow a oommission of control, at spy rate for the present, to enter Belgium, and beyond obtaining this formal declaration, which certainly could not be regarded ...
... STAR, WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 20. 1918. TALK TO THEM, How Russia Proposes to Receive German Soldiers. “SPY” TALK. Officer Awarded £lOO Damages for Slander. CAPTAIN SUES CAPTAIN. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) In the King's Bench Division, to-day, before ...
... GERMAN RUMOUR. I thirds an. lx.lieved to he mar losses.—Reuter. Amsterdam, Thursday Night. A Berlin telegram in yesterday's . Rheinish 1 GENERAL SMUTS'S OFFENSIVE. Westphalian Gazette takes much trouble to re-; Amsterdam. Friday. hate the rumour, which ...
... Darling and a special jury in the King's Bench. The statement complained of was that the plaintiff had been arrested as a German spy. The plaintiff was Captain William Seeker, of Moldah, Marlow, and the defendant Captain and Adjutant. Edward Josciiii Trim, ...
... apprehension. * * * Many silly rumours have been spread about that local Food Control Committee,. were contemplating a system of espionage and that nobody's home would be free from visits by local persons appointed to spy on their neighbours' larders. ...
... MR, CLYNES AS SUCCESSOR. NtmMtoU« and specific rumours to-day, OMDtred round Lord Rhondda, and. the following statement waa issued from the Frees Bureau ; The Ministry of Fooci with it to bo known that they have rfd information With regard to the report ...
... costume one day, and I told of the rumours I had heard. They seemed amuse her very much, and she asked me repeat the stories to her husband, when he came see me. will amuse him immensely, she declared. Later on. a rumour gained ground that the Prince himself ...
... preparation. To-day for instance the tension great that are all tempted to give way to forebodings, to be the prey of idle rumours which not help to win the war, but which weaken that single-purposed resolve all essential if are to nerved for the sacrifices ...