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... introduces his annual provision for the needs of the nation about the second week in April, as rule. It is rumoured in the Lobby, and the rumour seems to be accepted members generally, that the House will adjourn about Thursday or Friday next for least ...
... war. Hence the innumerable rumours we hear day by day. Them is little doubt, that it was the intention of those in authority, even the early days of the war, not to contradict rumour*, but to let One kill another. 11'ho among for months not fervently believe ...
... MYSTERIOUS RUMOURS Still another curious fact or rumour concerning the mysterious Madame X. At the beginning of the war she organised an ambulance to which two army surgeons were attached. Soon after entering on service the medical officers, observing ...
... OUR EXPLANATION. LOCAL SPY TRAPPED. Wedonot as a rule make it cur business to l quarrel with any other contemporary, either daily or weekly, meither do we consider such procedure good form, buta want of professional etiquette. However, ever since the ...
... THE DAILY POST. PRESTON: THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1915 THE SPY MANIA. LAST night's debate in the House of Commons on what Mr. Bonar Law not inaptly described as the spy mania did not prove so exciting as many people had ventured to predict, and it certainly ...
... 6, 1915. ONE - GERMAN SPY SYSTEM: 44.4.4 , A n d Ireland's Escape from Counsellors of Ruin. st* iPatri^v (SPECIAL.) Few things more remarkable than the Am , o f Captain Steglar. once a German A sp naval officer. and now a spy under arrest /°- i n New ...
... of being a German spy, and several of his letters were opened at the post-office. He had to dismiss a German servant. Another servant circulated a statement that his master owned a German firm, and his Masonic lodge spread the rumour that his real name ...
... and talk war. Hence the innumerable rumours we hear day by day,. There is little doubt that it was the intention of those in authority, even in the early days of the war, not to contradict rumours. but to let One rumour kill another. Who among us for months ...
... succeed in tracking the alarmists who have spread the false rumours of the catastrophe to the 6th Notts and Derbyshire Regiment, we may be sure they will be made a stern example of. The rumours have been persistent and widespread ; yet there is not the ...
... the Nethorlands’ !'-ov(:flnnen(”.q:':.~ Duteh West Ingies. Theso orders | relate to railway®material. —Centrai SPYING SUSPECTED. — e RUMOURS AT SKIPION CAMP, S AN OFFICIAL WARNING The du‘}'f item of hu:’tem camp ar Skipton vestorday who foliowing official ...
... the defendant t and Vadwin pected of being a German spy, and severa with alhed «a German coverness in his employ. end addressed io him were opeved at the posi o wilh a servant circulated the rumour thet he was i d: To is sion of a Krupp gun. He was watched ...
... generall recognised—althou heresy to openly admit it—that as a soldier he has been a complete failure. There is race a persistent rumour that he is in di for with his almighty parent, and tha he has not been allowed the past five weeks or even participate in ...