... THE SPY PERIL. SIGNALMAN STABBED BY GERMANS. EXPRESS TRAIN IN PERIL. Passengers who arrived in Aberdeen last night by a train which was six hours late relate remarkable story. When the train was about an hour’s run from Euston it was suddenly brought ...

... FATAL SPY-HUNTING A Liverpool Territorial died on Tuesday morning the result of an accident. An alarm was raised on Bidston Hill. Birkenhead, that spy was about, and the guard turned out. After descending the hill into the wood rifle rang out, and deceased ...

... on his estates where any adult member iff the family had joined the Colours volunteered fur public service. ANOTHER KIM) OF SPY. The military authorities Parkhursi arretted man who was in possession of plans and maps. It was discovered subsequently that ...

... 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 ...

... crier round with the announcement. ltr,ta,n: . that neither he nor hi* wife German ~n ° ca!l to every true Briton enemy or spy. and stating the* Icyal prceeec- arcl ' our J,n,it underhand ing.s would taken against anyone uiurin* ' Xi .. ; . , . . ...

... banknot accept. 1 ran across thi> plight.” s, which nobody will time Australians in The passion of police and public alike for spy hunting lias been diverted from Russian British subjects, ot whom many have been arrested. On Wednesday there were innumerable ...

... did so, he h private letter from the Queen which it i 'dden in his boot. He managed to place ;i 1 fisherman friend, but a spy th e sported to the Sergeant in charge Pta , ,la ' ,e ad troop and the letter was seized. S bp' rereton ordered Richard to ...

... to arrange with him to let you remain as a weekly tenant untiT the new houeo is in order. Husband Wire ( A.A.W.)—You not spy who have -been appointed executor® of ycur will. After your eleath, if your wite to receive the iacome arising from your estate ...

... one. They are liable summary arrest, and possibly mob violence, at the instigation of anyone who chooses to rai.se cry of - spy against them. rather unnecessary appeal on the part of the authorities the public the Icok-out for numerous French and Russian ...

... unpleasant happen ings in Aix-la-b’hapelle. A Herman was the roof of his house looking Zeppelin when somebody raised cry of Spy.” Immediately the mob through the hoU'e.and unfortunate individual, though Teuton, was dashed from toe roof and killed. It is ...

... TERRITORIALS MAKE ARREST. . A well-dreved young foreigner I arrested at Surbiton railway station, 'L. and S.W.R.. .suspected spy by tn«i City of London Fusiliers !'l . . whom about are doing duty : tion. The man, who was slhgcn \ been seen making notes ...