... HOLIDAYS AND SPY TRICK THAT ROMANCE FAILED. No Need to Go Abroad for Beauty. HOW TO DECIDE ON THIS YEAR'S TRIP. By RECLAME. There is r: spirit of holiday-making inherent to the human race, from six to sixty, and we all have our ideal of holiday, whether ...

... GERMAN PLOTS IN U.S. MURDER SCHEMES REVEALED. AMAZING SPY SYSTEM. BERLIN INVOLVED (From Our Corresporalent.) WASHINGTON, Sm. 20. The following amazing exposé of German intrigue in America is prepared by the Committee on Public Information [of which Mn ...

... A FALSE RUMOUR. 14, Sonth-square, Gray's lan. London, W.C. Ste,-11r. and Mrs. Eugen Sandow have both personally consulted we regarding a statement which appears to have been largely circulated concerning them—namely, that Mr. Sandow has been shut as a ...

... boats can t be built overnight, you know! Princess as Spy. Despite the fact (says Mr. Davis) that the Prince was bo thoroughly trusted Kaiser, tho Princess the subject of the most alarming rumours, which, because of her English birth and associations ...

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

... TO-DAY IN THE COURTS ACTION BY PROFESSOR ARTHUR SCHUSTER, SEQUEL TO ARTICLE ON WOMEN “«SPY-CATCHERS.” JUDGE ON RUMOURS. this time concerning persons with and they were often particu- the de a perpetual injunction against ts, who undertook to insert an ...

... IDENTITY. There has been a persistent rumour in the | Borough to the effect that Mr. W. E. Cham. pion, who carries on business as a builder and contractor at 13, Hill Street, Woolwich, had been arrested as a spy. The story goes that he was on Woolwich ...

... the police was uncalled for and it was monstrous charge make. The police had not accused Smith 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 ...

... Public Trustee. BASELESS RUMOURS ABOUT SOUTHEND. Mr. Joseph Francis, the Mayor Southend, writes to 2’he Globe to call attention to the baselessness of rumours now current in London and elsewhere with regard to Southend. The rumours,” writes, are many varieties ...

... UNEASY ATHEN OFFICERS’. LEAGUE AND THE KING. ATHENS, Friday. The wildest rumours were spread abroad yesterda: by the Chauvinist Press to the effect that the officers of the Athens garrison contemplated holdi & meeting with a view to the formation of a ...

... ooestently,oireulating arowid London? During th.ipast week a rumour was spread all ovtir London to the elect that Mr. Ciaade Qtrahaime-White. the worldfamous Englielh aviator, had been.elset na a German spy. When interriewed on the subject Mr. Weekly Dispatch ...

... some time past evil-disposed people have set abroad the rumour that she has been interned. The accused said that she had known the nurse for fifteen years, and did not remember calling her a German spy. “If this happens again you will be heavily fined,” said ...