... REPORTED AB A SPY. At any rate. tee Princess was ieported to be a spy, and it was said she had been arrested. In cormboration of these stories it was pointed out that she was no longer seen at the Palace. The truth was that she was serving in hospials ...

... One of the Nous as a Spy. An English girl, Miss Furness, who has just reached her home at Blackpool, was in a Dutch convent at Eysden, on the Belgian frontier, with nine other English girls, when the war broke out. She recorded her impressions in her ...

... spy on the stoge but who is quite a decent Britisher in everyday life, exercised the privilege of addressing in a good old British way a youth who permitted a none too clean hand-cart to come in contact with the gent's spotless coat the other day ! ...

... Freeman of the Borough of Guildford, has sent the following reply to someone who wanted to know if, as rumour asserted, he had been arrested as a spy, and confined to the Tower of London :— I rqgret that the report that I am eojourninf in the Tearer of ...

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

... th he had Yeomanry. He then stated heen arrested at Hanever as a Russian spy. and the Germans had ken t mor wrete out a remarkel 2 story of having Leen arrested three times as a spy and C nui nartialed This stor : x , said counsel, was quite | a aN rat ...

... German spy and speaks like one. am sure is German spy.” Mi.s Alix Levy said she was convinced was a German spy, whi'e Sir Maurice himself remarked, ” U1 course he*is a German spy, and will arrested before the war is over, and will be she* ...

... fighting lor Colonies; lor existence.” arc Berlin „ dumping ground for rumours Almost evirv of tho Itoynl l - ims killed and brought life again gome them more than onec. Victorie THE SPY COURT MARTIAL Sequel to Arrest in Court London, lueeday The Press A ...

... dropped bombs on Poperingbe. This afternoon a British aeroplane noitred the northern coast region. There 1.. an unconfirmed rumour that I.‘e Germans have retired from Horsiest. to Routers, owing to rebuffs at Ypres and ow the Yser. Trenches have been dug ...

... who are privileged to be here know well. But letters received by the Town Clerk reveal the belief—for which some blame our spy enemiesthat the town is approximating to a state of siege—that the piers are closed, that lights on the sea front are prohibited ...

... contemporary. There have been for rears! * * The kaiser deprived of the Garter ? lie \yin have to pull up his socks now' Rumour bath it that there are still motor-drivers in our midst who are resisting the otter of 42, 1 - But is it fort v-t wo or fortitude ...

... whetimr warstill ...