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... THE SPY DANGER Mr McKenna, answering Mr Fred Hall (Dulwich) and Mr Joynson-Hicks, read report had received from the Commissioner of Metropolitan Police, stating that since the declaration of war the police, who had been strengthened for the purjKJse, ...
... AT COMING BRITISH LOAN. Two Hundred Millions at Four Per Cent. Circumstantial rumours were current banking circles yesterday, writes the City Editor of the ” Daily Telegraph,” concerning the fresh provision that will shortly have to be made for financing ...
... what happened. Ther con tinued their trade, putting ther pocket and purse before patriotism. A SPY STORY AROUT BADEN-POWELL. For several weeks past a rumour has been civeulating in the United States to the etfee: that Sir Robert Baden Powell 1s undergoing ...
... and he was given permission to return to Kalgan to get his own stores. left Pangkiang on June 17th. Five days later came the rumour from Kalgan that a foreigner accompanied by three Chinese merchants and a servant had been captured on June 20th by the Mongols ...
... Kostvifcch, was released bail for five thousand marks ou Saturday. THK CABINET. MORE RUMOURS OF CHANGES. The London Daily Chronicle this morning says persistent rumours are current that there may several changes in the personnel the Government during the ...
... WAR ITEMS. It is rumoured that Georges Carpentior has seriously wounded, says the Sportwman.” Carpentier is serving with the French Annv. A Jkrlin message Copenhagen states that Prince Kadziwill, the leader of the Polish party in the German Reichstag ...
... and Captain another seven. In all the enemy's losses amounted to-four killed and a large number captured, including German spy, who was wounded. Our losses were one killed and three wounded All the enemy’s transj*ort and spare ammunition were captured ...
... persous were aceused of rebellion. igh treason, and of having organised a Investigation has shown the existence of a vast German spying organisation at work throughout Russia, and that certain facts inted irresistibly.tq the conclusion that ee Lenin was a German ...
... Telegram Christiania, W. edneedar. Commenting upon the many rumours of a yy bureau in Gothenburg, a “ Tidens” ram it is an open secret in Norway that spies receives instruc: tions from a spy bureau at Gothenburg. e d here tor Many Norwegians espionage ...
... warm thanks the Admiraltj, and a copy of the book was sent to every ship in the service. A New German Aeroplane. There are rumours that the Germans are now making a oig multiple-engine aero- Elane. This is said to be an Aviatik, driven y four motors each ...
... 1E ACTRESS SPY In Pessession of Hea aarter’s (Press Association War Special.) Mares Mondat The “Petit Journal” learne from a resabie source that the ectrees Suzy Depey wan in possession of 3 number of genera! Or “exe maps of the region of the front. she ...
... person having the appearance of German attacked the street or arrested on suspicion of spying. Most improbable reports have been spread by the Press. For instance, rumour was current that German soldiers had tried murder General Leman, the commander of Liege ...