... THE SEDBLDB DAILY NEWS THPRBDAY. ATKTOST 6 1914. reported fight in the i THE SPY SCARE. TO-DAY’S RACING NORTH SEA. i • • *r . -r _. . I SENSATION BHIELDB. , ’Firing Heard Various Points* BRIGHTON. 2.0-~?S?2 ,tB,,> * * lB o' los »«•- ——- „,. ■ r* _ , ...

... them under Ara, won after twelve miles. •ugurt ZS.—• night alarm. Loom en Are. probably to disclose our position. The enemy spy wee caught and shot. We to [Moine . but after pwmg .Leeinne Vat LW Mutt Our hack and mid that at thent where the valriv *home ...

... and are speaking job think lor food *l-••d—I am indeed,'ee ek'd . 'Bud am inn yon ouotoken. ahook bio bin koad (odly. THE SPY SCARE. Suspect Shot Newcastle Sentries. SENSATIONAL PUBOTW. ditit tU tMUIMaS pU* th. tiv«r N.*cmU* in th. Wtlr bout, ol moraine- ...

... anywhere in the North Sea during daylight. and this announcement was regarded as a certain miming of confirmation to the rumour. The Searhorrouth Harbour master ha. re. (wired following telegram: The Admiralty adv'tm that no fishing ves.sehi should sail ...

... Russians, was shot. The stationmaster at Lemberg, also a Slav, was shot suspicion being spy. He was the brother the famous Staff-Colonel Rcddell, who, suspected being Russian spy, committed suicide. RUSSIA AND CRACOW. The Morning Post correspondent at Petrograd ...

... 5,000 men.—Press Association War Special. NO BOMBS AT TOUL. Paris, Monday. The Nancy correspondent of the contradicts the rumour, which is current, to effect that Zeppelin has dropped bombs on Toul.— | Reuter. FRENCH SUBMARINE TRAPPED. thrilling story ...

... resting beds weary, content, and undishonoured, and grant us in the end the gift of sleep. The Canal Fleet Regarding the rumours naval encounters, which are abroad week just now, the London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian says hears from Swedish ...

... changes to be made in all prefectures. Espionage is so feared that evervone who is not wearing Italian colours is regarded as spy. The correspondent asserts in conclusion that the Italian Press, against its better knowledge, is manifesting optimism. He is ...

... wild, excitable e everv country, and somebody who has ha much liquor may very easily create accusing an Englishman of being a SPY* had nothing serious oomplain of- . soldiers were especially good. news, his lordship adds, is given o gjt importance, and ...

... badge. The police had been looking for him for many days. Befcic they found him had been travelling freely about the country. spy was shot Oirboek to-day.—Press Association War Special. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 1(5. Cables from Maeetricht say that at Liege to-day ...

... looking intently above the other morning. land mw two seagulls. Their notion. once ecarterted the appearance of Zen.. On Friday rumour was on the wing to strongly chit a Zeppelin had been seen at Zedlingtosi bad a telephone imamse from a London newspaper that ...

... affirm was undertaken at the express wish of the Kaiser to spy into our armament works. The warmest possible hospitality was extended to him on every band, says the Journal Commerce, but rumour has that by unaccountable mistakes Herr found himself dui*ing ...