... they must do without boots and shoes. may not be long, however, before they find themselves well * leathered the Allies. A spy may defined one who does paid work enemy plots. Someone Haims to have just discovered method of preserving the radium in bottled ...

... plaintiff. The defendant appeared poraon. Mr. Walker, in opening case, said that the slander imputed that the plaintiff was spy in the nay of Germany. Captain Seck*r entered the Militia 1887 and held a commission until 1893. Ho then wont Ceylon and was ...

... portion of the day drinking coffee subetitute. She told me that it kept the pangs of hunger away. The extraordinarily perfect spy system which is now in force throughout Germany prevents free expression of sentiments amon_g the people. They know that the ...

... I Telling the Tale Ij BY ARNOLD GOLSWORTHY OF all the strange rumours which reach Mr. Thomas Atkins at the front perhaps one of the strangest is that there is a food shortage in Blighty. The German Wireless, having had of late a scarcity of the usual ...

... transmitted tl effect that Petrograd is on fire twelve places, and that a wholesale massacre is proceeding in the streets. This rumour should regarded with reserve, although the British Foreign Office would not be surprised to hear of events of the most dramatic ...

... said the words that it was alleged had been uttered im- puted to plaintif the most serious offence, that of a traitor an a spy in the pay of the Germans. Piaintiff found that the statement was made in the shop of a printe r and newsagent at farlow, and ...

... also in the R.A.F. Kamerad in the Air.—Two Australian airmen a few days ago were flying high, and sighted a Hun leisurely spying out the position below. Shutting off their engines, the Australians nose-dived, and before Fritz had time to touch his ...

... joined that vessel she said she had fled from the turmoil Pctrograd, where tihe had been employed as a dressmaker. Rumours that she was spy circulated Cardiff, and there was an unconfirmed story that «h# had been seen in the company of wireleaa operator ...

... THRONE. The story of the pretended monk who gained such pow er over the late Russian naety is only partly known chiefly by rumours, and perhaps the most remarkable thing is that the screen is able to portray the Life of this villain within only a few months ...

... in Russia, and urged that the Bolsheviks should have the Allies' support. RUMOURED CAPTURE OF PETROGRAD. STORY OF COUP BY COUNTER REVOLUTIONARIES. Copenhagen, Thursday. Rumours have reached here via Hedsingfors the effect that Petrograd has been taken ...

... wife, whom wrongly inspected of leaving him for Montague Beaumont (Mr. Victor Gammon), a naturalised Briton, but also German spy, and brought his daughter Rose (Miss Amy Shaw) in the belief that she was dead. Lady Hardy assumed the name of Mrs. Duastone ...

... army captains at LAW. alleged story of a german spy. a MARLOW SENSATION £lOO DAMAGES AGAINST ex-policeman. slander action, in which the parl’es were military officers, cam** before Justice Darling and gpecial jury in the King’s Bench Uivi- ion to-day ...