... 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 ...

... from a St. Louis correspondent who declares that he has friend who has just returned to the United States after working as a spy in Europe. The returned traveller reports that the Germans are growing horns. First of all it was the older people in Silesia ...

... number of Leibenberg’s commando Everything he had was except the clothes he stood in, and he was obliged to walk to the town. A rumour is current here that a num- of Boers intend surrendering on Sep- tember 15. Copies of Lord Kitchener's proclamation have been ...

... you think this girl, the plaintiff, was in a certain condition !—Kxcept the rumour J had beard. From whom had you heard From Nurse Gorse. You made no inquiry into the rumour at all before communicati it to the master I did not I told him. o it ...

... the latest instanees of German spying. It pointed out that • few. weeks ago, on the eve of the outbreak of war. the German Emperor induced Herr Krupp, the great ! German gun maker, to carry out a pro! gramme of spying in the armament works ii the sh ...

... who has it in his power to remedy the damage done by these rumours will make every effort to do so. not least those persons who may have unwittingly contributed to the circulation of those rumours. (Proceeding) Safety In The Home New Campaign By Government ...

... British port on October 29.” When Mr. Corfe returned to Hawick he found his name being whispered round as a German spy. Further rumours accused him of having been arrested, of having been beheaded at the Tower of London, and of having committed suicide ...

... SHOT BY ARAB SHEIKEN, cisou.w. CATSO. MOSI.AT. —An official telegram from fluskim states that rumours are again current of 4'h :clan l) r death. An Amarar spy reports that it occurred at Oa.homey. forty north of Ethic. during a coalereice at that place ...

... 11111111 wartime We PIM AT 128! Pic. .IPe over lc NEW FOIE A SNACK spy .., , 1 WELI-LLIWHAT PIP AAHi WAS this gun once the property Stuart, who lives in Fairfield Cres- 4 of a Nazi spy? cent, said: We were just digging in A6i the garden when we found ...

... illness will prove fatal. - A MERCENARY SPY. A Frenchman named Le Coq was at Leipzig, on Saturday, sentenced to six years' imprisonment for betraying German military secrets. He was described as a professional spy actuated purely by mercenary motives. Ird ...

... war a person captured during warlike operations of naval and military powers of tn« Crown, or perhaps a civilian arrested spy. lie thought, however, that the courts were entitled to take judicial notice of certain notorious facts. There were a large ...

... de Triomphe. In whose honour A grand banquet is to be held next month at the Paris Hotel Continental, was once considered a spy by his Parisian friends. He is now, and deservedly, the most popular of _living French heroes, has been awarded every distinction ...