... said that be regretted the wholly unfounded rumours with regard to Protege? Schuster, wised loyalty and , good faith were beyond qu,.t.on. Of course, as • Gene like this it on. perhaps natural that rumours of that sort dould sometimes get about in regard ...

... Labour Bureau, easily explains how the rumour started. We are pleased to know that our manager, Mr. Duncan, has been the means of bringing this alien to the surface, and we understand that this is the mooed spy Mr. Duncan has bagged. We also wish ...

... EXPERIENCE. ARRESTED FOR SKETCHING. An affair which excited great amount of interest and lad to the circulation ef disquieting . rumours occurred last weekend near the Kennet's mouth bridge. What realty happened was that • well-known artist was sketching, and ...

... police was uncalled for, and it was a 'wondrous charge to make. The police had not awned Smith of being a spy There were other things beside idle rumours against Smith, but be could not say what they were. He, however, thought be was a loyal Englishman but ...

... A FEARFUL STRUGGLE. ALLEGED SPY IN COUNT. Sending was Sail* Saturday even* by the rumour Haat a Chine* spy bed been capbared In the ant of blowing tip Tilehurskroad kid.. The Sunday and Monday papers contained crap* aeotunta of the abillPeeed app's ...

... face of the spy menace, and the report which has been issued ought to be a sufficient answer to the critics. It s ho ws that the Government, instead of being asleep, have been very wide. awake ifidced, and that they have dealt with the spy peril with great ...

... trade to carried on “as usual.” The Spy Peril. Mr Wm. Le Queux, in “ German Spies in England,” just published by Stanley Paul, a book which is just now attracting much attention, writes:— At the head of the German spy organisation is one Steinhauer, who ...

... their sufferings, every appeal being met with fresh outrage. Were not tlie Germans masters? Who should say them nay? » The rumour of an attack on the chateau was jeerod at, but, for all that, preparations were made to resist it. The park hod been entrenched ...

... interesting to know what has become of the cloud ofmpto&f;eh. which a few months ago were buzzing over land. Are they at the front spying out new prophecies, or have they journeyed to * the back of beyond **? If these lines should meet their prophetic eye, I trust ...

... wile to ( he wee M ot Ike sad In. tar notbst. Oar we rimmed as to his real and Mr. Disowa, llmager, Miaow] a priers esthete rumours ate elks; that our was porton this aro. see wash to 1 495 S out Moe this is Wee. The ueregiedred alien referred to applied ...

... prohibitions made under the Defence of the Realm Act. The Daily Graphic give+ a few of the official dont's:— Don't discuss rumours of military or naval operations in a public place. Don't repeat any wild unofficial report you may hear. Don't attempt to ...

... local Labour Bureau, easily explains how the rumour started. are pleased to know that our manager, Mr. Duncan, has been the means of bringing this alien the surface, and understand that this is the second “spy” Mr. Duncan has “bagged.” V> wish to state ...