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... 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 ...
... Ostend. A wave of optimism spread, and it was decided to hold out. Churchill went into the trenches with his 2,000 men, and the rumour reached the Germans that 50,000 men had landed with their biggest naval guns. They believed it. and they held back from crossing ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Government, sent from Moscow on Sunday, stating that the rumours of a counter-revolution in Russia are absurd, and were probably circulated for some political purpose. Russians Arrest Japanese. SPY CHARGE AGAINST A SIBERIAN VICE-CONSUL. TOKYO, May 1 (Received ...
... 1867, when Nagle betrayed the Fenians; 1883, when Carey gavahis fellow “Inviaeihlea the gallows; and later, when the saper-spy Thomas Beach, who disguised his “Henri 1* Caron,” weaned oat the secrets the hmericsn-Irieh dynamite plotters in New York. The ...
... Baron von jwuehlmann. defendant* accused of circulating statements as that plaintiff, who before the war lived in England, was spy, that bred oil women, ftc. After counsel's sensational opening, the Court decided adjourn the case, in view various points of ...
... minister at Exeter, and Mr. Tom Proctor, A.S.E., of Devonport, ex-President of Trades Union Congress, whose name has been rumoured in connection with Labour candidature Exeter at the next General Election. 'Mr. Sledge. N.U.R., moved a resolution pledging ...
... aiding the enemy are obviously not impossible. The German spy is Mill busily at work in 'our midst, although we are glad to think his activities are becoming still more circumscribed. If rumour should prove to be true—and there can be no difficulty in ...
... wave of optir.:ism spread. and it w as decided to hold out. Churchill w ent into the trenches with his 2.000 men. and the rumour reached the Germans that 50.000 men had landed w ith their big4est naval guns. They believed it. and they held back from crossing ...
... MAY 25 th, 1918. AMUSEMENTS. :0: THE CINEMA THEATRE. “THE SPY/ After Whitsun with “A Kentucky Cinderella/’ ami Social Buccaneer’* everything promises well for next Monday's attraction “The Spy*' which is on Tuesday and the main I)u«tin Fftmum, who i« ...
... of service to the man, as it has demonstrated that he was simply an escaped prisoner and not, as had been supposed, a German spy. Acoording to various A mewing sources of information impertanea. the projected of the German and Austrian Emperors will most ...