... another being emptied two Get mans were found who are said to be spies. Other sacks really contained garden produce. he wounded spy and his companions will brought before courtmartii; I.—Central News. HOW THE RUSSIAN GENERAL DIED. Pelrograd. Saturday.—General ...

... successor has wot yet been appointed.—P.A. War Special. ENGLISH LADY SHOT AS A SPY. Amsterda:n, is staied that at Courtrai-la-Chapele arrac an inglish Luiy was shot as & spy. She is reported to have been dressed as & priest.—Central News. GERMAN PONTOON ...

... IF YOU REGULARLY SEARCH THE {“ECHO” WANTS. 5 TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS. A NATIONAL LOCK-OUT. STROUD AND DISTRICT. WHAT SPY “DISCOVERED.” FOURTEEN DAYS’ HARD LABOUR. At Stroud Police-court on Wednesday, before Messrs, (i. J. Holloway (in tile chair) and Charles ...

... train load of wounded reached Brighton on Friday morning, and wore removed to hospital. The men belong several regiments. THE SPY PERIL. Lord Charles Beresford informs the Press Association that finds it impossible to answer the hundreds of letters ha« received ...

... days ago had a nove. and rather disquieting experience, the resute the “spy” mama now prevalent in thL. country, a* well as others. be brief, h*» was suspected of being a German spy, aim had some difficulty in persuading zealou. soldier of the King that ...

... ent states that the German trawler which was captured by British warship near the Orkneys on Wodnesday is suspected being “spy-carrier.” Pigeons were found on board. TWO GERMAN LINERS SEIZED. The Humburg-Amerika liner Kronpriuzissin Ceeihie and the liner ...

... ORDER The military and police authorities have nt last taken drastic action against naturalised Germans smi Austrians on the spy danger. ast coast, with a view to minimising the Notices to quit were served on Tuesday y the police, acting for the wilitary ...

... MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1914. THE SPY PERIL. Mr. McKenna has long been regarded by candid critics as a dismal failure at the Home Office, and his reputation has suffered . .thei damage from sins omission respect to the Spy Peril. At last, however, he seems ...

... meeting of Hotel Cecil, Ltd., on Tuesday, the Chairman stated that the tactics pursued by our enemy this country and their of spying were so against all British feelings of honour that they could not at first realise that every German or in their employ was ...

... genuine desire to celebrate the festival. Real joy was only manifested where soldiers were on leave.— Central News. TO ENTER A SPY ATTEMPTS QGQIBRALTAR Seville, Thursday.—Reports appear of a daring attempt by a German to enter Gibraltar. Disguised as a Moor ...

... Dipper not ou*. Smith not out). Gentlemen 2fi» all out ■ Fender 3ft). Playei- .i tor wicket. Kent 173 tor three ...

... President. that if Belgium became a republic He that the German Socialist Deputy, Herr Wendel, had been in Brussels, but only to spy.—Central News. ...