... ly to realise the gravity of the situation, more particularly as regards spying and sabotaue by alien OLD LANDMARK. social matters there is nothing to chronicle. T -dere are rumours that dances are occasionally held at some of the hotels, but in the case ...

... our 'British habit td be spying even on an enemy in our midst perhaps we should be all the more secure ill it were; but circumstances have ;•eisen which make it incumbent upon us t ~revent the spread of untrue and alarmit,t rumour, through the Indian bazars ...

... him t o remain at large to spy and brag, and to gloat over the villainies of his race. England we trust, will no longer be the happy hunting ground of undesirable aliens who pollute the poorer quarters of our great cities and spy into cu- military and naval ...

... voluntarily in some of his wondering. to prevent his association with the GAudr party, members of which, it was commonly rumoured, came to see wit. ness frequently. Syed Karar Hussain, iesident of .Ingraon Jegirdar, Wits municipal Commissioner and vi ...

... the Germens who have been engaged in apparently peaceful occupations in England are reall y p aid spies in what the German spy=cm ca ll s fixed posts. It is the duty of spies to gather all kinds of information, AO merely the numbers and armament and ...

... isting arrangement was terminable in 1919, have been carried out to see if it was feasible able hunts. Now the news or even a rumour GH.A3I.-At Calcutta On 26th August 1914 te when also the arrangement with the East to establish sugar factories in the country ...

... its zenith may cont d. upon whose judgment the coolies rely, coupled Zero that state indefinitely. In moat yams with bazar rumours and enhanced pri os would such decline has set in, by care and have been calculated to have caused widespread somewhat lavish ...