... 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 ...

... Who Said German Spy ? A commotion was caused in Pensnott and lirierky Hill districts on Wednesday when as the remit of a rumour that two men supposed to be German spies had been seen hanging about, a crowd which one estimate puts at 1,000. assembled ...

... UNOFFICIAL FACTS & RUMOURS SPY ORGANISATION REVEALED AT SALONIKA. GERMAN PRESS ANGRY. Paris, Wednesday. A message from Salonika to the Petit Journal states that nothing interesting has happened, the continuance of arrests and perquisitions. The Headquarters ...

... circles denj the rumours that internal trouble® Nothing, they -ay. jutlito liars expressed. The Government gives that all measures been taV*n to ensuiu respect for the law. the people do not feel any anxiety With object of putting end rumour* the Cl®» xeinnwut ...

... Consequently the people not feel any anxiety. With the object of putting an end to dangerous rumours the Government considers the application of martial law indispensable. SPY AND FORMER M.P. ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY IN AMERICA. Ignatius Trebitsch Lincoln, formerly ...

... the February number of “The Strand Magazine/' Entitled The Prisoner's Defence/' it is most thrilling and graphically-told spy story, with its scene laicl in England, and no admirer of the creator Sherlock Holmes can afford to miss a tale which shows ...

... service. a spy then aid handled me a n threw The seditious handbill, with the me down. It wax not himself that told imprint Liberty Preis, Oxford, which 'Foal Daly that he (a itits.ss) was a shy ; urges national resistance by the works*s the rumour was going ...

... for the gnomes and sprites to join them, all ends happily. Hans Maas reading the newspaper; the act of Rip as a disguised spy; the spy’s song with its grand going chorus; and thc'send-off given to Rip were features of the .first Act; @ld Hudson’s story and ...

... the Cabinet. The only Minister absent from Friday's Council was Sir John Simon, who is away the country. There have been rumours for some days that he has tendered his resignation, but the impression is that he will fall into line with his colleagues ...

... payments to various plersons who have figured prominently in the activities of German agents in America, and a': least to one spy—the man Kupferle, who committed suicide in an English prison. Several payments were made to Von Papetr, by Count BeYnstorff ...

... international spy system Germany, and was allowed to the Federal building frequently in company deputies for the purpose of securing material for his work.—Reuter. Lincoln excused himself for a minute to go to a room, but did not return. wildest rumours are going ...

... payments .to various persons who have figured prominently in the activities, German agents in America, and at least of ono spy, the man Kupfcrlc, who committed suicide in an English prison. Several large payments were made to von by Count Bemstorff, the ...