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... THE CHIEF SPY. One of the penalties of greatness in these wartimes is to be put in the Tower of London, by popular rumour, and shot, or kept there withont trial as the case may be. One of the I illustrious prisoners is General Sir Robert Baden Powell ...
... SIR R. BADEN-POWELL AND A SPY STORY. New York, May 17. For several weeks past a rumour has been circulating in the United States to the effect that Sir Robert Baden-Powell is undergoing imprisonment in the Tower of London charged with espionage. In order ...
... SIR R. BADEN-POWELL AND A SPY STORY. Naw Yoaw. May 17.—For several week-4 a rumour haa been circulating in the Crii!ml Stated to the effect that bir Robert Baden' Powell is undergoing imprisonment in 0 6 Tower of London charged with espionago• In order ...
... Freeman of the Borough of Guildford, has sent the following reply to someone who wanted to know if, as rumour asserted, he had been arrested as a spy, and confined to the Tower of London :— I rqgret that the report that I am eojourninf in the Tearer of ...
... Sir R. Baden-Powell. AN “EXAGGERATED RUMOUR. When the American Press some years ago prematurely announced the death of Mark Twain the famous humourist observed that the report had been greatly exaggerated. Lieut. Geoeral §ir Robert Baden-Powell has improved ...
... tha rebels in Dublin, says rumours were current when left that among dead rebels wore soma German officers and ona Austrian officer. Tbo military correspondent of the Birmingham Daily Rost” write*;— Whether, current rumour has it, there are German officers ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... been greatly exaggerated. Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Baden- Povvell has improved upon Mark Twain. For several weeks past rumour has been circulated in the United States to the effect that Sir Robert is undergoing- imprisonment in the Tower of London ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...