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... whole- facts people who thrive on rumour secret sellers in one word, SPIES One must have the salt-cellar close at hand. I take it up and proceed cautiously to intriguing rumours behind the Switz-led international spy ring which, it is claimed, may cause ...
... and Walery and Topical. Lieutenant-Colonel George Cornwallis-West has publicly denied the persistent rumours that he has been 4 shot in England as a spy.' He has commanded since September one of the battalions of the Royal Naval Division which fought at ...
... The Fear. gut then everybody was spy-wraught in those days. There is nothing which makes people so afraid as the rumour that they have a spy in their midst. There is always some thing sinister, almost uncanny, about a spy. We imagine him a silent, furtive ...
... to say, if by no means agree ably) off Tangier that Queen Alexandra had visited the Evening Ncivs Doll Show that the British spy had been sentenced in Germany; that a French nurse had given her life to save three children; and that the Insurance Bill, though ...
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... to send messages to the Japanese he would, of course, be a spy, but if a correspondent on the high seas reports what he sees and hears to his paper by means of wireless telegraphy he is no spy, for he is doing what he has a per fect right to do. Should ...
... execution but the Khalifa changed his mind at the last moment. One of the rumours was responsible for much of the ill-usage meted out to the prisoner, that Neufeld was an English spy sent to help Slatin to escape SIR IIOKATIO IIER15..KT KITCHENER, THE SlRDAR ...
... cellars. Official Secret. Two productions disdained postponement and on the night when things looked blackest, when rumour was piled on rumour's head, and when every other person one met had his or her version of things officially secret, I went to the New ...
... I would The Value of the give my vote for the Chinese Chinese Spy spy. Without his investigations 1 do not know where we should be. There would be no news to speak of, and very few rumours. With him, there is a never-failing supply of both. He goes in ...
... Princess Pat. RUMOUR is very prominent just now in connection with the matri monial intentions of Princess Patricia of Connaught, and it is not long ago since she was heard to declare that she would really have to get married soon in order to set people's ...
... being detained by various reasons in Europe. Now we wonder what these reasons can be A TONSORIAL TRANSFORMATION How a German spy, by trade a barber, with the aid of a pair of scissors and a pot of glue, successfully disguised himself and his pet dachshund ...
... fact, said Erkenwald with guile. That 's our spy lock-up. And a nasty place too, admitted Phillip. Do you have many spies I hope not, said Erkenwald fervently. That is, I hope not for the sake of the spy. He will have a loathly time in that dug out ...