... A SPY SCARE GERMANY. During these first days there was a great spy in Germany. People were seised the crowds the streets; some instances, the theory that they were French Russian spies, they were shot. Foreigners were in very dangerous situation throughout ...

... RAILWAY VPLOVE A SPY Paris, Thursday Tho Belgian troops have shot a railway employee who has been convicted of being a spy. By means of gnals he enabled the Germans accurately to bombard information which Furnes, and in particular gave allowed a Taube ...

... ESCAPED SPY’S BULLET TO BE KILLED BY A Mrs. Snowden, of Chapel Street. Silsden, has to-day reccived official notification that her son, Private Harold Snowden, of the 5th King’s Own, was killed by a train whilst guarding a railway bridge at Didcot yesterday ...

... referring to Mr. “He looks like a German spy, and speaks lke one. i am sure he is a German spy. Miss Alix Levy sai she was convinced that he was a German apy, Sir Maurico himself remarked: “Of course, he is a German spy. ar will be arrested before the war ...

... SLIGHT RATOCH AT THE FROM! To allay rumours that have been current thet Mir’ George Lane Fox, of the Yorkshire Hussars, *** for the Barkston Ash Division, has been the front, we are able to state definitely that Jette? was received from him yesterday ...

... Pontefract- and her daughter, Miss Gladys Hopkinson, have reached home. The day after their arrival in Brussels there were rumours of war, and immediately there was a food panic. The shops were cleared and had to clos Potatoes were 5d. a lb., and other ...

... day, and I told her of the rumours 1 had heard. They secmed to amuse her very much, and she asked me to 1¢- peat the stories to her husband when he camo to see me. ‘It will amuse him immenzely,”’ ebe declared. Later on, a rumour gained ground that the Prince ...

... open, streamed towards the frontier. There 12, however, no change in North Flanders. What caused the rumour was that tho Germans ex- pected a bold spy. It was said that a motor-car con- taining two English spies, one of whom was in the grey uniform of ...

... was also ap: GERMAN SPIES IN SWEDEN. Ch nia \ Commenting upon the many rumours of a cman spy bureau in Cothenburz, the Tega ts an open recre’ in that 6; > receive instructions froma spy bureau at Mar Norwecians enguged pre for espionage, t paper adus, have ...

... certain that the Mapplebeck affair ie the most on the eve of his execution ;— serious. We ve been acquitted of the char, of spy- ing. erefore, have to do The r duty to Moreover, all will be arranged pro: ly all who interest themselves in me and in you ...

... the current rumours of remarkable po and wilitersy anges which are said tu be pend Althouges no Cabmet Counc.! wae act +9 on the part of a numbe ters in Downing or cet. Sir Jolin Simon es Down Street Ore '€2 ng for the O'd Re tue in the spy tra. Afterwards ...

... epieode selected is the punhay of the Suez Canal shares, complicated by the mochin tions of Mrs. Travers, a spy in the employ of who spreads rumours that bring to the verge vi! Dens ruptey, Mr. -Mever, the Jewish financier, whose cheq: li (Mr. Dennis Eadie) ...