... THE SPY. Hare is a thrilling story of a spy, told in Miss Phyllis Campbell's book Back of the Front (George Newnes and Co.), • volume of sketches which were the reeult of pensonal experiences of the early days of the w•r in France: We walked to the ...

... THE SPY. Here is a thrilling story of a spy, told in Miss Phyllis Campbell's book Back of the Front (Georfie Newnes and Co.), a volume of sketches which were the result of personal experiences of the early days of the war in France: We walked to ...

... THE SPY! UNLOOKED-FOR EXPERIENCE AT ST. HELENS. A gentleman who gave two soldiers an outing motor had startling experience on Saturday afternoon at St. Helens. On arriving there he took the soldiers home and told them that during the time they were ...

... SPY. WHO MADE REPORTS OK TRAM IN THE COUNTRY. A age a Danish subject, van rhayi on remand at Newcastle yesterday failing report his change of address and with #■»> harking in a Danish ship the Tyne without penaiaaioo the aliens officer. The prosecution ...

... THE SPY IN THE VILLAGE. ...

... THE SPY QUESTION As 1 had anticipated, tho manner of Lord Kitchener's deagh has revived in a very acute form the problems connected with espionage and the internment of enemy aliens in this country. Of course, there is as yet no conclusive evidenco (wri‘es ...

... THE SPY DANGER. Three weeks ago the Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak v.-rote to the Home Office and teid them that fifteen years ago Fraukin known in Sydney, New South Wales, as a German. To-day she is Miss (an Anglicised form of her German name) and lives ...

... THE SPYING PERIL. HOW DOES BERLIN THE NEWS ? GET Was Lord Kitchener's death due German espionage? The public think it was, and indignation against these spies is running hot and strong. Glasgow• citizens have been called to meet and demand that the Government ...

... WAS THERE A SPY? Mr Frederick Wile, late Betlio corres poodent of the Doily Mail writs.:—ln %est Ead Clablaad oa Tuesday night the Impressive was almost 'Meer'sl that tb. hand of a Orman sympathiser--oataral. lead or onoatoralised, bat certainly solo ...

... WAS IT SPY WORK? The Admiralty's message leaves us in doubt as to whether the cruiser conveying Lord Kitchener and his party met its doom through a stray mine or an enemy torpedo. Popular view inclines strongly towards the latter alternative. If this ...

... Was there a Spy? After the public got over the first shock of the news of Lord Kitchener's death, one feeling supervened. People of all classes and most important business organisations seethed with the conviction that someone must have spied upon Lord ...

... “SPY” ORAZLE. Commenting on the suggestions that the sinking of the Hampshire was brought about through the date and manner of Lord Kiichencr’s departure having been communicated to Berlin by some German agent in this country, the London correspondent ...