... Town had the satisfaction seeing another resident heavily fined for circu’.iating a rumour which .’.ad foundations fact, to the effect that prosecutor in the case was spy. I>uring the present “scary” time, when unbalanced people are somewhat free with their ...

... for the gnomes and sprites to join them, all ends happily. Hans Maas reading the newspaper; the act of Rip as a disguised spy; the spy’s song with its grand going chorus; and thc'send-off given to Rip were features of the .first Act; @ld Hudson’s story and ...

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... whole community. HALE, 2 Tons IXALHOUSIE >T A TOHS at Swinton .Green riggs.—J . Steward. 1 MORE ABOUT SPY ARES. reference to the Jotting last week on “Spy Scares,” correspondent ‘writes : —‘lmpression that is likely to 'be created the minds of —g- . ]>eople ...

... Mechlin was painter who was employed in work the public buildings. Suspicions were aroused regarding him, and was found he was a spy in German .pay. He tried escape but was caught, and a roll German pa per-money was found down his “stocking-legs.” Further ...

... that the propaganda against Austrian Monaiohy and the territories belonging to it, and that would longer permit such Jnlv 24.—Rumour of Russian intervention July 25,—Servian reply AnstHa-Hungary’s Note regarded as nwatisfaciorv. Austrian Minister leaves Belgrade ...