... added: — hope yea will caroms this mistake ag any part, as tho letter written urea the rumours •liich I bad board, and thought probably that adlowieg spy these rumour , ' 1 now tied toweled wad void), Mr and Mia+ would to iheir elnctur. that Ups hill pot ...

... UNDESIRABLE ALIENS. THE SPY PERIL. London, Friday, In the House of Commons to-duy, Mr HUME WILLIAMS asked the Home Sccretary whether, instead of being registered and so adding to the work of the police, the large number of Germans still in this country ...

... bombs on POpfilfinghe!Di&l? afternoon a DBritish aeroplane recon“Thed the northern coast region. }there Seaß ‘llllponfil‘m_od rumour that the ting 25 have retired from Morslide to Roulers Treg to rebuffs at Ypres and on the Yser, W Sghes have been dug at ...

... under fire even after 12 miles, August 23rd—Night alarm; a house was on fire, probably to disclose our position to the enemy. A spy was caught and shot. We marched to Lisogne, but after passing Dorinne the column went astrav. \We had to return on our tracks ...

... is that of constituting an army corps out gf shoulder straps. During the war the air s full of rumours , even at General Headquarters, and when these rumours are eoncorned with- the dispositions of the enemy, their scope is much enlarged 1f the hostile ...