... obtaining in South Africa or the other British Colonies, A BASELESS RUMOUR. Leaving home yesterday afternoon I wad accosted by • neighbour who asked me whether I bad heard the rumour that Mr, Lloyd George had been assassinated in land, and at the local ...

... deliver harmless lectures, and that was convicted evidence of a sneaking spy. Why should tho hon. Member describe person, reputable as himself and tar more patriotic, sneaking spy? How did dare describe a reputable journalist in Cardiff in that way? was ...

... the district is that the passenger was a spy taken on boned the airship to point out where the crew should drop their bombs. Unfortunately all other indications are lacking as to the identity of the wotran spy. —Exchange. THE WESTMINSTER , GAZETTE. CON ...

... SCOUT CHIEF OFFICER IN THE TOWEL Sir Robert Baden Powell, asked by an American newspaper correspondent to esiplain the rumour that he, Sir Robert, was a prisoner in the Tower of London, on an espionage charge, replied : I regret that the roport that ...

... innuendo in certain gutter journals. The widow of the late Lord -- has handed me the above paper«. Those who have heard the rumours will supply the correct names; to others it will remain the story of a very gallant English gentleman. SPEED OF BIRDS. Although ...

... for Germany action, and there doubt that the action has been sharpened the export prohibitions, especially against herrings. SPYING ON SWEDISH SHIPS. STOCKHOLM, Monday. The ' Dagens Nyheter says:— The order of last does not seem prevent German ships from ...

... German nationality and: a German spy. WUdipss said Have you Made these remarks? 'Defendant said I suppose 'so, and witness replied Can you prove them? If not, you have put your foot In lt. Cross-examined: The rumours were Teri prevalent in the district ...

... with a Spanish buyer on June i sth last, gave the interesting information that the fine Thanhouser film, The Patriot and the Spy, had been shown by command to the King and Queen of Spain in Madrid, and that their Majesties were particularly delighted with ...

... Asquith I Political Storms Brewing. There is trouble in Downing Street. Watch Lord Lansdowne. Unfounded, Rumour. There is no truth in the rumour that, in addition to assuming the post of Secretary for War, Mr. Lloyd George proposes to retain the Munitions ...

... s. All hope.” added Mr. Thomas, ** is that the settlement not. one ha* eatisfied lire aspirations the wreckers/' A GERMAN SPY’S CONFESSION. PLAN TO TERRORISL CANADA. Amazing Story. WATCHED BY AMERICAN SECRET POLICE. The remarkable story of Captain Horst ...

... 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 ...

... deliver harmless lectures—that he was convicted the evidence of sneaking spy. Why should the hon. member describe a person, as reputable himself and far more patriotic, sneaking spy? How did he dare to describe a reputable journalist Cardiff in that way ...