... FALSE ENEMY RUMOURS. The Treasury last night issued the following notice : On September let a Press notice was loped by the Treasury, warning the public against statements which had been circulated that currency notes bearing certain specified serial ...

... subjected on account of the rumours that he was a German spy. Colonel Dudgeon, Alderman Higston, the Mayor of Workington, and R. 11. Hodgson, g)vernors of the Technical College, to whom Dr. Woollatt had mentioned .the rumours, spoke to his patriotism, Colonel ...

... was uncalled for, and it was • monstrous charge to make. The police had not accused Smith of being a spy. There were other things beside idle rumours against Smith. but be could not say what they were. He, however, thought be was a loyal Englishman but ...

... or the stranger who asks his way in the street and tries to force a conversation—or it might even be a woman—and still be a spy. The fact is this country has been far too easy—too soft, so to speak—with aliens, and now we are finding it out, it may be ...

... of the reasons of this spy panic. Four Germane have been arrested by the police, and a clerk cormected with • German coal company with a branch at Immingham was naked to quit the place. A Illth German who is believed to be a spy crossed the river from ...

... Middleton: The police. The Chairman : The Clerk does not want any cheap law. (Laughter.) , WORKINGTON DOCTOR'S DEATH UNBOUNDED RUMOURS. Laois of suspicions, engendered by the War were heard at the inquest at the Workington Police Station on Saturday afternoon ...

... Gemmel Rennenlissapf for al bows, and sewed the Berens armies fns what Me inevitable disaster. Bees rasa ego rumours be ss to cireelsio Awl tars neat-spy. and the WNW% 'poly sensed hiss of betraying tie cotin=il aim asset doceielinte to a lereign relied one ...

... about that he had poisoned lunni elf • heed of time rumours that he was a spy. De- In one of his last letters he looked forward to Under the circumstances Superintendent Huy'. ceased had mentioned the rumours to him, serving his country there, and the very ...

... It•ifirid by runhura-t1ef0u..4.4 rumour , -•aa, that ecrernely likely to pm. duce the r.,nit of a mail dying in by W twat .ad he had a long talk with him tor! Thar day before, mid LIT. Woollatt told him Dad that he had heard the rumour, and he thought lie had ...

... wan an honour to any country has died of • broken heart because fool rumours had Men eirculatiff as to his patriotism. Bat I net off to write this note in anything bin a minor key, spy-bunting ha• its humorous side. A Peurith gentleman. who spending a holiday ...

... Six,—During the past few days I have been accused (indirectly) by some member or members of the -Miners'- Union of being a- spy in the interests of the Hodbarrow Miring Co.! I emphatically 4lcny •such sa accusation t • If any member of the above Union ...

... train for Gringe-over• Sends, where the honeymoon is being spent, were the recipients of a large number of costly Rumoured Aired d Spy at Pillom It is renorted that a person who bas been in Horn foe a row days is now in &name at Hamm as a suspected spv ...