... Ostend. A wave of optimism spread, and it was decided to hold out. Churchill went into the trenches with his 2,000 men, and the rumour reached the Germans that 50,000 men had landed with their biggest naval guns. They believed it. and they held back from crossing ...

... quickly surrounded by the crowd, who reviled ham roundly, then threw hime out of the post office with cries of “Death to the spy io War oon the bar barians! '—Reuter Rowe. Reports continue to arrive of demonstrations cities. A telegram: from) Florence says ...

... the little township pursued by evil rumour. Hazel Weir, a younargirl, also comes to the fame town, having been hounded oqy of her own by the crud of , her emp lo yer. The two meet, and Hill, disbelieving aR evil rumours, asks her to marry him. Hais somewhat ...

... with Fighting Odds, a Goldwyn picture featurihg Maxine .Eliott. Cranny, of the Majestic Film Company, a ccording to Dame Rumour, has taken one of the city's largest entertainment howes for the purpose of screening one of 1918's biggest film miccesses ...

... She must have oil; when her stock exhausted she becomes a mere helpless hulk the me&y the first enemy who sights her. It is rumoured in Liverpool that succeeded in replenishing her oil-tanks from a Danish steamer, which supplied her either willingly or under ...

... Paul Lanoir's book (English translation 6d.) called The German Spy System in Framer. You will there find the nian, ale, his finished work stiet)er elaioratecl, extincled and perfeted the spy system. He carried its workii.gs into every :department of life: ...

... Br WALTER MELVILLE. Most . bustling of all spy plays.— Daily Mail. Full of exciting in cidents.—Daily News. . Vivid— ea pt icating-•-realistic.— Telegraph. Charming creature.—Daily Express. Wildly exciting.—Morning Advertiser. Distinctly ...

... cansa.s his movements. But Tino silent does not mean Tine harmless. It. is generally supposed that he is at his old game of spying and intriguing in the interests a the Hohenzo!Ferias, acting as usual under the direction of his wife, the shrewish and spiteful ...

... kill the King. There are rumours and rumours. Well, these are of the right kind. And we are convinced that mv Lord Shaftesbury is behind it, and my Lord -Essex, and Mr. Sidney; and who else we do not know. My men whom I sent to spy out how Monmouth was received ...

... from K Poincare. It was the following letter from IL Leon Daudet, editor of the Royalise Adios Fronozior and chief amateur spy-hunter of France:— M. le President,—l address myself to you, for it Is important that you should be acquainted with what is ...

... NATIVE FULL COURT-DRESS AT ADDIS ABEBA.—[French Official Photograph.) [French The Kaiser had hurried to Vienna, and there were rumours of a new offer of peace. On the Salonika front nothing of importance has occurred. General Sarrail has visited Athens, Where ...

... company was caught under the effective fire of our artillery and suffered considerable looser. Numbers of persons suspected of spying were arrested in Petrograd last week, chiefly foreigners suspected of hal; lug relations with an enpionage organization 14 ...