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... FALSE ENEMY RUMOURS. The Treasury last night issued the following notice : On September let a Press notice was loped by the Treasury, warning the public against statements which had been circulated that currency notes bearing certain specified serial ...
... KAISER PARDONS SWISS SPY. PARIS, Thursday. Kaiser has pardoned the Swiss champion cyclist, Deerflingeir, who had been sentenced den-tli a ...
... THE HIGHER CLASS SPY. 'German espionage is divided into three main branches--military, naval, and diplomatic. Of these the diplomatic spy is by far the hardest to catch. It is estremely doubtful whether big pay ceases out of the £7110,000 eat apart annually ...
... Negonbo in a hired car. He refused to pay the bill and assaulted an officer. The rumour was spread, says the Times of Ceylon, that he was a German spy, and his arrest produced some sensation. It was soon discovered that his mind had become unbalanced. ...
... A FRENCH SPY IN KIEL. Amsterdam, Wedneeday.—The Telegraqf states that the Leipzig Court has sentenoed to four and a half years' imprisonment a man aimed Alfoos Rentenaver of Kiel, charged with having tried to betray military secrets to the French. AN ...
... GERMAN SPY’S SDICIDE. VOLUNTARILY MET END HE DREADED. HIS FABEWELL MESSAGE. “THE UNKNOWN LAND OF THE EAST.” Thursday. The Press Association learns that the man Knepfarle. who has been on trial for two days the Central Criminal Court on charge of communicating ...
... GERMANS AND PEACE RUMOURS. NEWSPAPER EXPLANATION, ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) AMSTERDAM, Thursday. Referring to the reports appearing in certain German newspapers of the alleged endeavours to bring about peace with Great Britain, the 'Berliner Tageblatt' ...
... RAILWAY VPLOVE A SPY Paris, Thursday Tho Belgian troops have shot a railway employee who has been convicted of being a spy. By means of gnals he enabled the Germans accurately to bombard information which Furnes, and in particular gave allowed a Taube ...
... SPYING AS THE HALL-MARK OP “KOLTOR.” Interesting and important judicial pronouncements in regard to donditioas under modern warfare were made in the Ring’s Bench Division to-day by Justices BailhaChe and Low. The case on which the Court now gave judgment ...
... SPY IBECTE\CiD TO DEATH. Para, Motsisy. The steeding ornirt marital for teeocest district, according to from Tones. has of on Emile Drone. acted ormierly employed by a German firm in rens. be basins Wes coorvicted of caviornsoc —Crewel [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ...
... AIR RAID RUMOURS. k PNNIENLILELS OFFENCE. On Wednesday of an =acre accorrning the let= Mr raid were in Bristol. It is iron. perhaps, to point out that the repetition of gossip of as character that Well hotly spoken of =Wednesday is a prutishebis offence ...
... GERMAN SPY'S VISIT TO SALONICA. ALLIES'IMPKEGNABLE WALL 210,000 MEN LANDED. OUB TROOPS WORKING DAY AND NIGHT. (Passed the Censor.) AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. The first detailed account of the immensely strong preparations made by the Franco- British armies for ...