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... 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 ...
... SOUTH DAILY POST FRIDAY DFCEMBER 1915 VEIL OVER THE BALKANS RUMOURED ENEMY RETIREMENT “All Haste for Bulgaria GERMAN BY FRANCE I BUREAU following : 2ml emfui ' trench ' -abf wace hv mine of men of tis replied down fire filling twenty supply t 1 re ...
... the necessity a strong and well-prepared army. There are present under arrest Berne no less than eighty Germans a charge of spying out ss secrets. Switzerland knows that its neutrality will not l>e touched so dong it to the interest one to compromise it ...
... expect me. ve made other arrangements. —Tirpitz.” ““WANTED TO SPY.” A]M’huthofimolfibw;hm about it, I now believe that that young wmaun wanted to come over here for spying. How the rumour got about that he vieted my house Ido not know. 1 never mentioned ...
... Punch contains doaliiig with rumoured peace-talk in Aiietria and with the salaries of Members of Parliament : sketrlies and in and v prop, on the Philosophy of 'Daman an ,u/wri , ten let ter to t he Ka user . the spy-trail: a Englond. the Lord Derby ...
... the Allies at the end of Septem• ber last. There have long been rumours that the Germans intended trying to break through the Anglo •Belgo•French line before the New Year. These rumours received confirmation in the reported movements of large bodies of ...
... series of “Rumours,” among them “that an officer in Skegness has received “the “that the men are “ clamouring for more musketry and less food.”’ We imagine that no one will be hurt in that mad rush for musketry. Two other remarkable rumours deserve to ...
... are fighting in the trenches side by side with the Ist Battalion of that regiment. 'Rumour had it on Thursday evening that the local police had arrested a German spy. It turned out, however, that the military police had, under misapprehension taken into ...
... expet me. Have made other arrangements. Tiepitz. WANTED TO SPY. 'Although the time I thought nothing about, it, now believe that that young man wanted to come over here for spying. How the rumour got about that visited my house iln not know. I never mentioned ...
... a laakala .:1,1,,,- Xallli tiatioa you a hoary driulrez! Witness—That's my business. Counsel--Any other business? It. in rumoured that a national economy eampaigt to be co:ducted on the lines of Lord Derby's recru.tmg scheme, and that it ill bin with ...
... The Engineering Institutions' Volunteer Corps Drilling Recruits The Dardanelles An Appeal to Slackers The Fighting Man A Spy Pardoned . Khaki Armlets Our Naval and Military Casualties 643 War Pensions Scheme Prize Army Cadetships Good Recruits out of ...
... Amsterdam, Friday. It stated that citizen Antwerp, named Leon Parrant, was executed by the Germans December Bth a charge King enemy spy. Several other Belgians were sentenced to various terms of imprisonment and fines for alleged crimes. CERMAN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE ...