... THE SPY IN WAR. are hanged or shot if they are detected, not because espionage is • in itself, but to make the spy's business &Moult and deter people taking it up. of eepionage in diaguise. An officer, if he is in unaform,.may venture as fxr ash. bikes ...

... AN ALLEGED BOER SPY. Great sensation has been caused in London this week by the arrest of Dr. Krause for high treason, an unfamiliar crime in these prosaic days, which recalls traitors hung in chains from gibbets, or heads stuck on epikes on the gates ...

... ran high in Fleetwood on Mon. day afternoon when the news was circukted that • German spy had been captured at the Hunnents, and later on colour was to the rumour when a young man was marched down to the Police Station. in charge of three fully.anned ...

... in high in reetwood yesterday afternoon when the news was circulated that a liftman spy had been captured at the Hutmenta. and later on colour wits given to the rumour when a young man will marched down to the Police Station, in chimp of three fully•armed ...

... the Mother , aitr.or el,e4 inane telegrams from the parents of girls for them to he sent home by the next train, as there rumours of war between England. Germany. Russ* Austria, etc. We girls the and laughed. At tea. time the Rev. Mother said that as too ...

... Herald representative last night, we spent a most enjoyable 'doing' the sights. had been to Geneva on July 31st when we heard rumours of war, and we were then told not to spend any more money than we could help. You we, we didn't know how long it would be ...

... and planed in camp at a time. Even this tax, however, would be very great, while the training of a bAtalion, of which only: spy,sixty I of all knks appeared on paracle . lit a time, Would I hardly be very efficient. Now the bulk of our volunteen belong ...

... country beyond Accrington with a view to seeing the balloon alight. This it did in a meadow near a farmstead known as the Spy, to the right of Moleside. The people who had crowded after the, balloon rushed pell-mell towards it when it reached the ...

... decorations of they Crown of India and the Victoria and Albert Order. Lord Salisbury’s Record. If there is any truth in the rumours of Lord Salisbury’s impending retirement, the FPrime Minister will miss an opportunity of establishing a proud record, says ...

... Miss Hudson ? t believe God WS allpowerful, I said, considering; for I began to think. there was something in these rumours about ghosts; but I do mit believe that strange sounds and apparitions, having foe sole purport the frightening of timid woman ...

... bough't? From some particular lucky firm? Or will the Corporation open a depot? Between ourselves, the most extraordinary rumours are flying about the borough as te how this particular section came to 'be incorporated in the Bill, but it is, perhaps, hardly ...