... SENTRY SHOT DEAD. SPY RUMOUR LEADS TO A TRAGEDY A spy rumour led to a tragedy at Bidston, near Liverpool, in the early hours of Tuesday morning, when sentry was shot dead. 'The victim, Louis Morriee (20), of the West Lancashire Artillery, was night sentry ...

... affair caused a profound sensation in the district. In view of the recent spy scare on the Fifeshire coast, the first hint of man shot at Rosyth led to the conjecture that the spy rumour had been tragically realised. ...

... SPIES AND SPYING. A good case can, no doubt, be argued in justification of spies and spying. In war, it is maid, all is fair. A military commander in time of war will endeavour to practise ruses with the object of deceiving the enemy. And it is cer- fain ...

... EFFECTIVE SPY SYSTEM. “You know him do you wnot!” asked: Willie. ** What kind of a man is 'e?” sosi et ; * Before the war 1 had ‘met *him several times,” was the General's reply. = He was a burly, good-natured man, greatly beloved . in his command. He ...

... SPY SCARE IN CUPAR. RESULTS IN SHOOTING OF A HORSE THROUGH THE NECK. Many curious stories have been in circulation in Cupar regarding the presence of German spies in the town and district. The crop of rumours is really prolific. Two sisters of mercy who ...

... GERMAN SPY WHO PLANNED SCHEME FOR INVASION OF CANADA Tells Story of Intrigues in America. A White Paper issued last night gives the sworn statement of Horst von der Goltz alias Bridgeman Taylor, who arrived England from Holland on 4th November, 1914. ...

... to Mr Wright, He looks like a German spy, and speaks like one. I am sure he is a German spy. Miss Alix Levy said she was convinced was a German 6py, while Sir Maurice himself remarked, Of course he is a German spy, and will be arrested before the war ...

... accused deceased of espionage or of being ' a spy. The military authorities decided that j he was to leave the county, and issued the and the witness signed it. ' There were other things besides idle 'rumours against Smith, but could not say (what they ...

... nervous when many rumours rare abroad, and to exaggerate innocent appearances, and to suspect harmless fellowcitizens of nefarious designs. It is clear from the statements made by two noble lords in jtheir places in Parliament that the German spy may be a great ...

... board the 1 she joined that vessel she said ** from the turmoil of Petrogradi had been employed as a drea slll^. -ii Rumours that she was a spy ~ ...

... Defendant refused to supplv th's, spying the man might lose his job. An order was issued next day under the Defence of the Realm Act demanding the information. Mr F. J Caparn, JP . gave evidence that defendant mentioned the rumour to him in the presence of another ...

... marriage for the sake an alliance with a Duke social notoriety never appealed to her fine instinct*. Cannot Believe Sari was Spy. We played a good deal together. was pQU er with her cast oi the Marriage Market” Daly’s, but I saw her every night, and usually ...