... his Court: and yet The stars his courtiers are : Stars in their station set; And every wandering star. THE SPY. Here is a thrilling story of a spy, told in Miss Phyllis Campbell's book Back of the Front (George hewnes and Co.), a volume of sketches which ...

... in question he met defendant and asked him what he was doing Dover, and he replied: I have come down to Dover to do bit spying for Pemberton Billing. Witness asked him what he wanted to know, and replied that Pemberton Billing wanted to know if officers ...

... first as writer what hoped had proved to be interesting fiction, and. secondly, as one who had made a deeper study of German spy system than most people had. He thought he might justly claim to have been the first person in Great Britain who knew that the ...

... PAX GERMANICA. Will you walk into parlour- Sard the Spi.ier tc the Fly ; It is the prettiest parlour That ever you did spy. You've only got to pop your head Just inside of the door, You'll see so many curious things You never saw before. Thus ran the ...

... subsequently cam© to Edinburgh, where he got work with a North British rubber company. The Sheriff Boytler had acted very much as a spy would have done. As he could not pay the fine, he must go at once to prison. ...

... the payees of Yon Papen's cheques are two men who have attempted enter the Government employ in England, and Kuepferle, the spy who committed suicide in England. PRINCE HATZFELD S FORECAST. The following passage occurs an undated letter from Prince H. ...

... of Leeds man, lac kwell, the employ a British > led to his imprisonment Ger- l 10 months after he had narrowly em& shot as a spy. Mr Mackwcil, F ItiiH w on way home, was baptised Kipling's uncle, the Eev. Josepn ...

... graphically describes this tragic episode. The synopsis of her lecture includes the following : Captured by the Germans as a spy, and condemned to be shot within twenty-four hours—Hospital at Antwerp under bombardment—Escape from the burning city— Experiences ...

... Conviction would render him prisonment for life. Hodson pleaded guilty to j. piracy. He was remanded for te seemed unconcerned. SPYING FOR EXECUTION AT (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SALONIKA. French communique aays :— The inhabitants the villa? Leika, south-west of ...

... ARREST OF GRAVES. CHARGES AND PROMISES. (RETJTER'S TELEGRAMS.) WASHINGTON, Monday. Carl Graves, the self-styled international spy, has been arrested on a charge preferred by tho German Embassy of attempting blackmail Countess Bernstorff. It is alleged that ...

... Lincoln boarded outgoing steamer shortly after his escape. Jt appears that the prisoner was writing book the international spy system of Ger many. and was allowed to go to the Federal building frequently company of Deputies for the purpose of securing ...

... By Archibald Hurd. Is 3d. Hodder and Stoughton. Orange Blossom. By Helen Carew. Is. C. Cambridge, Birmingham. Schmidt, the Spy. By Alfred Leete. Is. Duckworth and Co. The Issue of Personal Faith Social Service. By Will Reason, M.A.. 6d. Memorial Hall ...