... 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 ...

... officer: I suppose you won’t shake hands with a spy. The officer gave his hand at once, with the reply: “I always proud to shako hands with brave man.” They stood holding hands for a moment, and then the spy walked alone to the chair and met his death with ...

... and children down into the valley. A rumour came that the Sultan had granted amnesty to all Armenians who were still alive. i an, sitting in a cave with the remnant his band, was surprised visit from Armenian spy. who brought a letter from the commander ...

... Whit© Hoad tog Icy), and C. Be-lroc (Wigan and Now Zealand). SHOT A MONTH AGO. - -e- • GENERAL RADEX-POWEI.L AND AN AMERICAN RUMOUR. York. Wrdno*fiay. When .American Pres.* some years aRo announced the death of Mark Twain, the famous humorist observed that ...

... Ancient Order of Hibernians. He is the author of History Ancient Codfish.” FREDRICHSHAVEN SPY SHOT. —» Berne, Wednesday.—The Swiss newspapers state that a spy unknown nationality, who attempted to procure information about thjs neighbouring works, has ...

... mpsti). Albert Foster, Dale and O'Malley, and Adam Tomfinson, tho dialect comedian. only a Rumour has been iiefor* the New Brighton Tivoli. more than . rumour—it is actual fact—that this merry* extravaganza is so good in every respect everybody is looking ...

... maniacal lies about our financial ttuation In this connection will show more resolution and strength than ever, and prove to spying foreigners that all hope of weal.ness among us i« in vain, and that one will to conquer welds together the whole German people ...

... management of the municipal band and the market estate, to men who have been wounded in the service of their country. GERMAN SPYING IN HOLLAND. —♦ It is now reported that the German airman who was forced descend at Hcusdcn-on- Maas had with him a map of ...

... modern edifice once Turkish Konak. now* the Prefecture or Town Hall, believing it occupied Allied headquarters. If so. the spy is not g«H,id as supposed, for the only connection between the Prefecture and our headquarters that after the British censor ...

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... important change of Haae, advance, or start retreat, without its being almost instantly known tho enemy. The pczilotis work the spy, important few years ago is now largely taken over the aviation corps, for n single aeroplane with »i.c pilot, and an observer ...

... Allies’ Conference in Paris, occasion was seized Germany’s intriguing agents to insert in some unwary newspapers tho ridiculous rumour that Great Britain had demanded of Holland permission to land troop* on hjr shores in order to attack German rear, and this ...