... DAILY TTWTT’S. Tuesday. April 10. SCIENCE TEACHING. TBKATRE. CAMIBIDSE. Recommendations of Sir J. J. I aside the Lines.” Spy plays are always popular, ami menal sucres* wliich haa attended _ ln* Lines the Apollo Theatre. London, nanirally made Cambridge ...

... 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 ...

... W:A:a.:C:, l'—rumours 'affecting the : honour those ; could call Witnesses. if ner:iscuary,„ whriwoUld'tell - -theni that sot merely -in.7theiropioion:%but: in theirs lr.rience, tro'sueb State:. ~of aTtair,:a alleged ex.sted. was rumour; : uttliat, Lout ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... American Spy Calchers ; Alien plotters have lately been so active at American ports that the forces at present avail| able as waterfront guards have been found to be inadequate. It has, therefore, been decided to organise a new force to be known as “spy catchers ...

... Purchasing was making an analysis AlHad parr sees to assist Traaemiy in rearranging credits.—Rector. GTKRMAS MTT.T.TO*? nty SPY In Bowel Commune, jresterdaj, Hr. Bridgnman (Secretwr, Hiniotry), replying Hr. Brnnt Craic. ■aid the report had been circulated ...

... dictum, but the exceptions only confirm the rule. It is the camouflaged and pro-Boche agents who spread malicious reports and rumours, and stir strife. For nearly four years the camouflaged Boches have been active in their efforts to sow discord among the ...

... let his pipe go out. Struck by his absorption that made him oblivious of all about him (says London writer), I leant over to spy out the title of the book. And what do you think had been enthralling the veteran soldier? Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice ...

... bo « o rorj wmk oooditioa. Bo atodo oo fortbor Btodomeoi. oquod trso I I||||| o. 1 J twoli* nhmteon.—Cmini Now Tooodoy. I rumour ia that ih» meets aont fa K. Pfaolot to OopOont Booobordoa, oatboriaod that toogiArato to verify control many at roooot aUegvtiono ...

... lEsok era London, Friday Night-. rumour thai Lord resigned, j sr.d the appointment row Food Controller has if. not correct. Lord resignation, ii is true, had boon Lanced |TO the Prim* Minister, owing health, but rot be-.o If. acceptance sho»:l«l 1 necessary ...