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... WAR ITEMS. DEPRESSED BY SPY RUMOURS. DEATH OF FORMER PRINCIPAL OF PORTADOWN TECHNICAL SCHOOL Dr. G. H. Woolatt, Ph.D., aged 40, a native of Bavaria, principal of the New Workington Technical College and formerly principal of the Worcester College, was ...
... and worry from unfounded rumours that be was a spy. He had offered his services to the local Territorials. The jury found that death was due to Natural causes,' and expressed regret at the circulation of unfounded rumours. An inquest was held on Saturday ...
... are fighting in the trenches side by side with the Ist Battalion of that regiment. 'Rumour had it on Thursday evening that the local police had arrested a German spy. It turned out, however, that the military police had, under misapprehension taken into ...
... how the rich and leisured classes of Russia are faring. I know nothing of the fate of the ex-Tsar's son and heir except that rumour is pretty unanimous in Russia that he has met the fate of his father. But of the tragic and dramatic fate of msny of Russia’s ...
... discontinued further purchase, but a resumption will likely take place in a few days after those on hands have been shipped, Rumour had it that an Inniskilling Fusilier, ‘'who returned to Lurgan on Tuesday, had already been at the front and sent back to ...
... that in every department of life, in practically every country of the world, there is scope for the machinations of the German spy. Movements, at first inexplicable and apparently causeless, but a I intended to adversely affect Britain's cause, have been ...
... the impossibility of a General Medias i• war time. Yet, before the new Government has Tot fairly into its stride, election rumours ere already going round. Under ordinary zircumotaneas tie present Parliament would have come to as end this year, the term ...
... give a satisfactory explanation, was arrested by the soldiers, dragged off to the waiting room ; later it was rumoured be had been shot as a spy. At another station the soldiers entered the Amin and arrested two men, looking more like Germane than Russians ...
... Tremont that, likely enough. they would be unable to return ere ring to umberland to put the Duck in commission; for if the rumour of the approach of the German air. ship W 3.9 true. their presence would be needed in the air at once. ;:ivn her top speed ...