... MINE OR TORPEDO ? MYSTERY OF KITCHENER DISASTER. WAS THERE A SPY? A SIGNIFICANT ORDER. RESTRICTIONS IN ORKNEYS. EMPIRE MOURNS A CREAT LEABER. The rumours that Lord Kitchemer had been saved proved to be untrue. There now seems little doubt that all on ...

... George's car was \ driven Army Service Corps man 1 khaki. Insistent Spy Fever. Rightly or wronjrly, the public have got into their heads that the Hampshire disaster was the result accident. The spy theory is firmly outlet to angered feelings has demonstrated ...

... newspaper. I sin not clear which country I was spying for, but at the moment I am fairly busy on work for Great Britain. It will be remembered that early in the war Grahame White wa9 the subject of an identi• cal rumour. ...

... the German Fleet had come 'out we may come to take a very different view of :the strategy that was adopted. All manner of rumours are current on the subject, hut the favourite theories are that the movements of the German Fleetwere either designed to cover ...

... Monday had heard rumours concerning the journey of Lord Kitchener to the North Scotland. There was strong suspicion that in some way spies had communicated information, and that H.M.S. Hampshire had been destroyed by the enemy. The Spy Mania. The outburst ...

... y of contributing to this extremely deservW object The hue and cry out again against the alien. And with the rumour in circulation AnA a spy was responsible for the destruction of Hampshire and of Lord Kitchener and staff, m not unnatural that the agitation ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The mystery lies in the fact that the fortress island has hardly been hoard of since war broke out. thouah there have been rumours and wild stories, all baseless, because no German warship has dared to brave the terrors of the Gulf of Finland. Cronstadt ...

... known in a very wide circle in London last Thursday, and responsible people could !not help asking themselves /'Was there enemy spy in our midst? The result is an intense outburst public demanding the immediate internment of all enemy aliens *till large. ...

... carried. Councillor Barclay Jenkins said he felt that there was • good deal of spying going on about the country, and there was no doubt but that these sensational rumours they heard emanated from that sauce. Enemy aliens should be interned, so that ehere ...

... Time, and yet another new revue, I where the American leading lady, I Levey by name, is rumoured to be going to get £500 a week for l her services in war-time. And rumour, too, by the way, is marrying a Greek prince who stays at Marlborough House a lot to ...