... came out somewhere behind the French lines. Of course, the rumour flew back to battalion headquarters that Mr. So and was trying to relieve the French, and had been arrested and shot as “spy.” Arrived at the scene of action, working party, having been ...

... SCOUT CHIEF OFFICER *' IN THE TOWER.” Sir Robert Baden Powoll, asked by an American newspaper correspondent to explain the rumour that he, Sir Robert, was & prisoner in the Tower of London, on an espionage charge, replied: ‘‘l regret that the report that ...

... German spy and speaks like one. am sure is German spy.” Mi.s Alix Levy said she was convinced was a German spy, whi'e Sir Maurice himself remarked, ” U1 course he*is a German spy, and will arrested before the war is over, and will be she* ...

... one. like a spy nd speaks I am sure is a Ger- man ” Miss Alix Levy ‘said she was convinced he was # German spy, while Sir Maurice himself remarked: Of e is a German spy, and will be arrested before the war is over and will be shot as a spy.” Wit- ness ...

... seriouslv - ax-king many people in who did i-ot agree with Mr. Russell politics.and wa» twounding throughout the world. was rumoured that the (hair I’hilo. Harvard College wan likely to lie presented Mr Russell as murk the reeerrtment of Americano his treatment ...

... 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 ...

... IRK SYKES. SHIP RUMOUR @ addressing his last night, ridiculed been made Chief and eaid he should k as a rivate éeme tinie to pointment of the On, @ said they gentlemen of evil. t t causes. e of the case. Now thwart the German ri on to eettle and good ...

... what happened. Ther con tinued their trade, putting ther pocket and purse before patriotism. A SPY STORY AROUT BADEN-POWELL. For several weeks past a rumour has been civeulating in the United States to the etfee: that Sir Robert Baden Powell 1s undergoing ...

... marriage for the sake an alliance with a Duke social notoriety never appealed to her fine instinct*. Cannot Believe Sari was Spy. We played a good deal together. was pQU er with her cast oi the Marriage Market” Daly’s, but I saw her every night, and usually ...

... deliver lectures, and that lie was convicted the evidence of a sneaking spy. Why should the lion, member describe person, as reputable himself and far moae patriotic, a sneaking spy? How did ...

... .es situation are reported to have liven surprised to kin the strength British kinking and financial institutions. A Spy Mystery. Spy tuysteries seem to have a fascination for some members Parliament. Every and again an M.P. propounds questions about ...

... Town had the satisfaction seeing another resident heavily fined for circu’.iating a rumour which .’.ad foundations fact, to the effect that prosecutor in the case was spy. I>uring the present “scary” time, when unbalanced people are somewhat free with their ...