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... 11 S SILLY ACTION GETS HIM ARRESTED. A rumour of alleged capture oi a tiermau spy at the Naval Aerodrome caused another mild asmatiuu iu Skegnoss on Saturday. The rumour, Like so many of its lust nothing in its lighuung journey, and by the tiu it had ...
... having the appearance a German is attacked in the street or arrested on suspicion of spying, improbable reports have been spread by the Press. For instance, a rumour was current that German soldiers had tried jnurder General Leman, commander of Liege ...
... n removed, and any person having the appearance of a ked in street or arrested on suspicion of spying. Most im bable repprts have been by the For i rumour was m had tried to Dot Gorman n, Commander of the iege, who fought so gallantly. were to the effect ...
... instantly for home to receive instructions. Sir Archibald White, the Yorkshire cap. tain, also eel/feta to be tolled up. A SPY f HARWICH. A well-dressed man was arrested this morning at Parkestono Quay, Harwich, by contingent of the King's Royal Bides ...
... prevail in and boacding- the minds of the tradesmen house keeper: of the town. The suddenness of war, coup! led with the silly rumours ret afloat and the temporary i ation of food- clear- stuff prices, had the effect of practically coiled ing the resort, whilst ...
... not been published, though the one based on the initial misunderstandi ing had. SPY ALLEGATIONS. Mr. McKenna, in reply to Lord Charles Beresford, said view of the rumours that existed to the activity of spies ~ in this country, he thought it right that ...
... 6s 14 per week We Hf — Lineoln. Sl. Nowland OK-GENERAL and HOUSEMAID Wanted. for Lincoin ‘or ladiee.—BRIGGS WORRIED BY SPY RUMOURS. 73, Monke-road. Lincoln. Remarkable vidence was given at an in-! and GENT S$ CYCLES, from 15s: Mail Cart, 78 quest at Wo ...
... been puWiihed. though tha one based on initial misunderstanding had. Spy Allegation* Mr. McKenna, in reply to Lord Charles Bereeford (U.. Portsmouth), eaid that view of the rumours that existed to the activity spies in this country, thought it right that ...
... and their heads bumped What a shocking waste of time there nap: in court last week over ridiculous quarrels • • The French Spy, an incident of the Franco-German War, le the title of a drama at one of Mansfield's amusement houses this week. ♦ * * But ...
... — To Vialtors.--baring the present Crisis THIS eiOTEL is run on same Lusa as previous yearn NO isle:ewe IN TAMP), and all rumours of !akin over by t:overninent are mutely without fosadatiss.—J. POW .LL. Proprietor. GSHAT HOLIDAYS, GARIBALDI HOTEL, ass ...
... authorities display the utmost willingness assist British residents or tourists. With regard to rumour that during his visit ho arrestid suspicion being German spy, Mr. Mays laughingly remarked that there was truth in it. and concluded expressing the hope ...
... DERBY JOURNALIST'S EXPERIENCE IN BERLIN. SAFE AFTER EXCITING ADVENTURES. arrestedas a spy. Mr Dudley War&, son of our townsman. Mr. \V Ward, of Swinburne-street, was Berlin when war was ' declared, and the great anti-British demonstrations which were ...