... THE “SPY” SCARE. No little excitememt was causeq in Wexford on Wednesday morning whin a rumour was cu'cu!awj that 2 man had ‘bom aggmbended om the previoug night on a charge of espionage. On maku:g‘ inquiries into the matter it wag leann that a well-dressed ...

... 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' ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE GERMAN SPY MANINA BECKE.NHAM. To the Editor. Sir,—! should Gorman Soy Madness must have nearly reached its limit in this district when tradesmen are attacked as I have been. Some ill-disposed person has started the rumour that I am a paid ...

... HOTEL WIRELESS. _ I German Manager as Spy and Embezzler. From Our Special Correspondent, R. FRANKLIN TATE. PARIS, Sunday. At the beginning of the war Herr Arthur Geissler, the managing director of the Hotel Astoria—a fine building at the upper end of ...

... THE MAIL MIRROR. To-Day's Wit and Wisdom. I mny (Nt Fate: Our M.P. German spy was at Ps, in Austria. The Austrians made a violent attack on the Monte Piano. Evidently after a key to the situation. • • • The Indian Expeditionary Force have raptured Eden ...

... BRISTOE TIMES SATURDAY JUXE THE SPY PERIL LE QUEUXS APPEAL STIC ACTION Mr William mo tuhiei-t of filled largo irrr desirability ia his recuouomiatioa - Le with cordial ro-kb Lord Charles Beret-Lj that Franco Zifi'zsiag wishing ia -l German peril autbo- ...

... Public Trustee. BASELESS RUMOURS ABOUT SOUTHEND. Mr. Joseph Francis, the Mayor Southend, writes to 2’he Globe to call attention to the baselessness of rumours now current in London and elsewhere with regard to Southend. The rumours,” writes, are many varieties ...

... Strong wrote, had little news of outside events. Rumour was busy. For instance, the English had been beaten the sea by the Germans August 2; atrocities were being reported on every hand ; and —most potent rumour of all—tbere was doubt that Italy must join ...

... 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 ...

... admitted that Did a bit of professional spying. ’Tis in harassing Arras the Germans delight; And Allied aviators gave Brussels fright. And the weather, for June, Does not seem quite in tune. Round New York the peace-rumours are flying. From New Scotland Yard ...

... German menace. rumours of Britain's bold startled the world. The reports reached the Kaiser in record time, and it will be realised that the German Admiralty was by no !aeons pleased at the new condition of affairs. TOM WAY OP TIN SPY. Perfidious Albion ...

... Marchniont. PAGE 3.—Zeppelin Raid—The Dardanelles —No Conscript Labour —Stories of , Heroism—To Help the Fallen—A False Rumour—Tees tonservanei—No Signs ; of Paralysis—Ruined by Trespassers—A Moat Pleasing Sight—Saltburn Affairs — A Wiie s Confessi ...