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... Supposed Spy. GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL ARRESTED AT POULTON. Placed Under Armed Guard. There havt. been all sorts of sensational rumours at Poulton consequent upon the arrest of a suspicious person in the vicinity of the Duke-street Bridge. The explanation ...
... t Schools were during this week opened as a recruiting depot for all branches of the service. German Spy. Rumour ha'd it this week that a German spy had been examining a local bridge. No verification can be found for the story. Ship Canal and Roads . ...
... GERMAN SPY RUMOURS. The aervioe* the Pansii (Jtmrch Sunday werv unprew-ive eharachir. partiouiarly evxuui.j;, wJKin there was a large gatioc. The Vicar preached aexvices, ajod the apocaal intercossionai'y prayers were read and appropriate hymns were eung ...
... almost, that Germans spied for the love of spying. I have little doubt th«t England is to-day closely honeycombed , semi-spies Belgium was. So far Genaai opinion on the disposition of the British is concerned spying dw not matter. The Germans had erroneously ...
... cheap and plentiful. Spy Scares. All kinds of rumours, says a correspn g ..4. have been in existence since the war stin'ot and we have had our share locally, but tb e , n tee foolish one we have heard of has caused annoyance to the spy and his famill• ...
... upon your character? have, be*'U accused of being a UermAri spy. b«i called you “Gorman . Witia'ss believed in the shorthand note. Mr. Trevor asked witness U> diicw any trAnsoript in the word “spy ocourr*-d. Mr. Arb'rnu* %7 ...
... Runcorn effort for this fund bids fair to be very satisfactory. A GERMAN SPY. Quite a sensation war caused in Widnes on Wednesday night in consequence of a rumour that • German spy had been arrested. Yesterday morning a man named Owen Owen was brought ...
... CROWD'S DEMONSTRATION. •--.. A sensation was caused in Widnes on Wednesday night just before eight o'clock a rumour gained currency that a German spy had peen arrested, and when * constable in plain clothes and a Terriserial in uniform were seen escorting ...
... Turkish troops, says: The army will destroy all our enemies with Abe aid of Allah and the assistance of the Prophet. It is rumoured that the Kaiser is a bit piotod,about this. We 'are glad to see that the names of battles ii Belgium allow a tendency to ...
... amusement. Spying is part and parcel of G rman lite. Everyfsidy everybody else in Germans. E very business spies on its rival. Macy husinese paid spies in the employment of rit al tirtn, it would seem, almost, that Germane sped fnr the love of spying. I have ...
... , Cruel - Rumours Denied. -:DISCLAWER BY. 'MISS BENEDIX. IC , TIM EDITOR 011!: *lll • Bir;= - As - fam -- aire floating about that I have five brothers, and three brothers-in-law serving in the I German Army and one brother a Gcrman, spy, I should like ...
... , idle talk is to, be r miro bated at all pines, and at no time more than the present. There are, happily, signs- that the spy-bunting mania is dying down: and the statement published Py the Home. Office last week has undoubtedly had a sedative effect ...