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... in the February number of The Strand Magazine. Entitled Tne Prisoner's Defence, it is most thrilling and graphically-told spy story, with its scene laid in England, and no admirer of tbe creator of Sherlock Holmes can afford to miss a tale which shows ...

... the Balkan frontier, but artillery continue the French and German gunners, and cavalry patrols and Uhlans occasionally in the spy-infested no-man's-iand where the eek, Serbian, and Bulgarian frontiers meet. In of these encounters eight British soidiers ran ...

... addition to payments to dynamiters, counteifoils yon Papen's cheque book show that money was sent to Kupferle, the German spy who committed suicide in Brixton Prison. Among the letter::, published is one from General yon Bernhardi, who discusses the ...

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