... AS A SPY. Nothing more was heard her beyond Press reports at big successes the United States and in the big cities of South America, until some three months ago. Then rumours spread iff Italian operatic circles of her mysterious arrest as a spy the pay ...

... MOOR LINE RUMOUR DENIED. There is no foundation for the rumour in shipping circles that the Moor Line, of Newcastle, Messrs. W. Runciman and Co., has been acqu'red by a French firm. The rumour was to the effect that the deal had been arranged through ...

... FOOLS WHO BETRAY THEIR COUNTRY. Thoughtless Talk More Fatal Than the Spy. .4 wise old bird tar in an Oak. Is it eesential, In the strenuous times The more he heard the less he spoke: through which we are now passing, that we 7 he less ha the more he heard ...

... boats can t be built overnight, you know! Princess as Spy. Despite the fact (says Mr. Davis) that the Prince was bo thoroughly trusted Kaiser, tho Princess the subject of the most alarming rumours, which, because of her English birth and associations ...

... victim .4 these gross rumours, spread by men of 'low intelligence and high credulity' to quote Mr Asquith at the Aldwyrh flab. She ordered food for her stepson. the present Colonel Asquith, when he was in the Dardanelles. Our hr ght spy-hunters overheard ...

... —Router. * lt ~ When Russia declared war it was General Sukhornlinofl who carried out the mobilisation plans. Soon afterwards rumours spread through Russia that he was accepting bribes from army con; tractors and practising other forms ot corruption in the ...

... instance, Sweet Lavender and By the Shortest of Heads. Remember them ? * * * * — That the rumour that Charles Chaplin is on his way to this country is only a rumour and has no foundation in fact. — That Will M. Ritchie, whose articles have appeared in ...

... other than full of hope. There sere days after the first crashing of the German attack when the air was filled with wild rumours, and something like panic threatened at many places among the civilian population. And I have already told how there is solid ...

... day. and I told her of the rumours I had heard. They msemed to &MIAS her very much, and she asked MP to re p ea t t h e stories to her husband when he came to bee me. It will amuse him immensely. she declared. Later on, a rumour gained ground that the Prince ...

... FALSE NEWS. SINCE the war began there have been a round half-dozen bits of false news in print, to say nothing of rumours or incorrect statements announced semi-officially. At Lingfield one day in 1914 a story was going about that two British battleships ...

... preacher of the name of St. 'George and a German spy who received a knighthood are the best and most entertaining characters. but in some respects (and considering his few opportunitie• to talkl a second grade spy—Fritz von &hathaueen—is by no means unlikely ...

... our opponents our WU boat weapon is or the increase, Gentlemen, it has become known to, the Imperial Naval Departmont that rumours are being spread amongst our through, it may be assumed, enemy | fluence, that .o to the absolutely creased, but in contrast ...