... SPY MANIA. Baseless Rhyl Rumours. During the latter end oi last had a slight touch of spy mania. Most alarming rumours were being Pa from mouth to mouth to the effect two spies had been caught in Rhyl They were reputed to have been attei ins to blow up ...

... SPIES RELEASED. Rhyl Rumours without foundation. The two German youths who were taken a ship at Rhyt to the compound at Queen's Ferry, have been released, as it was found that they were too young to serve with the German army or navy They have rejoined ...

... Not a Spy. COLWYN BAY MAN AND SUSPICIOUS SOLDIERS. Amusing Incident. l.rat amusement been caused in Col. wyn Bay ty the experience of a well.known and popular commercial traveller, a resident in the town, who was on Thursday last near. ly arrested on ...

... narrow escape whilst in the fighting line recently, his blanket, which he was carrying, being torn by shrapnel. UNTRUE RUMOUR.—The rumour that has been going the round that Lieut. Jack Owen is missing is untrue. • • _ TRAIN DELAYED.—The train that usu• ally ...

... were cries of Fetch him out, and threats to handle the man roughly, it being assumed that be was under arrest as a I Germaa spy. 'the concourse increase to huge proportions, and, it being pay night, some, at any rate, of 'M.:- soldiers it is said, were ...