... steady. beet con- tinees closed. market, cane sugar was . RUMOURS AND PACTS. air is fall of rumours. Some of the rumours take the form of definite statements, which is a way that have. The rumours of an impending revolution in the absolute necessarily be ...

... author tlie pamphlet was a supporter Trotsky 1917. He a German spy, and «t the beginning of the war edited Russian Germanoplule journal subsidised by the Germans.—Wireless Frees PORTUGAL RUMOUR. —♦ BOLSHEVIK REVOLUTION. Puris. Thursday.—ln well-informed ...

... series of “Rumours,” among them “that an officer in Skegness has received “the “that the men are “ clamouring for more musketry and less food.”’ We imagine that no one will be hurt in that mad rush for musketry. Two other remarkable rumours deserve to ...

... attache, was as a suspec d spy on Saturday. He will be removed to Yokohama for trial. Thete ts a strong feeling of sus- piclon other persons. KING OF ITALY A ARBITRATOR. (REUTER &® TE! EGRAM | Reme, Monday The Patna states that a rumour Is current mn political ...

... unstable' for people to finance them they are subject to such heavy charge at. the capital levy involve*. There have been rumours that the Government intends, in view strong financial hostility, to withdraw tbe mcasuic. GERMAN PRISONER KNIFED BY COMRADES ...

... officer: I suppose you won’t shake hands with a spy. The officer gave his hand at once, with the reply: “I always proud to shako hands with brave man.” They stood holding hands for a moment, and then the spy walked alone to the chair and met his death with ...

... and children down into the valley. A rumour came that the Sultan had granted amnesty to all Armenians who were still alive. i an, sitting in a cave with the remnant his band, was surprised visit from Armenian spy. who brought a letter from the commander ...

... Whit© Hoad tog Icy), and C. Be-lroc (Wigan and Now Zealand). SHOT A MONTH AGO. - -e- • GENERAL RADEX-POWEI.L AND AN AMERICAN RUMOUR. York. Wrdno*fiay. When .American Pres.* some years aRo announced the death of Mark Twain, the famous humorist observed that ...

... against the Government were being instigated by those who earlier bad been foreign agents and now wore the instruments of spying and treason against their country. The Press is demanding an inquiry into thd allegations. The Syrian Parliament to-day passed ...

... that transport, bound for South Africa with mules on board, has been blown up in the Gulf of Mexico through the agency of Boer spy, may have foundered sea diwing the late stormy, weather. An attempt made some time ago to blow up the transport Mechanician ...

... rapidity with which the German aircraft discovered the location of British Headquarters gives reason to suspect a welldeveloped spying system. German destroyers in Trondheim Fiord are reported to be taking part in the operations. A fierce battle is reported ...

... shredded out over 150 miles, and from Maraitburg In the north to Dnioudalc, which only thirty miles from the coast, there was rumour of presence. So well informed were the invaders that they were always able to avoid the British concentralions, while, if ...