... apprenticeship, went Italy and imi proved his talent by working under some of the best masters. While there was suspected being spy. and wa* thrown into prison. his release he returned to England, not, however, until he had travelled much ou the Continent ...

... quiazically. “Canada is keeping he added, “be- cause she knows she can deal with any situa- tion that may arise. There is no spy fever or fury in thie country. The interviewer assured Lord Shangh- nessy that the news of hie elevation to the Peerage wae ...

... was it tactful to blow up 'I And you really want to take you face Value hereafter, won't you have begin right away throw this spy system out puts the poison suspicion in heart, Wilhelm. • . ■For the sake our future business relations you simply must let ...

... ion*, regarding • badges and boots lor cmeoial constahta*. Mr. W. R. Lisle move*) the the report. prefaced his remarks by spying i.that a badge given each the special ; constables to wear when on duty after six months' service, and Small metal badge ...

... Germans. They not gay those ' Germans had done anything wrong, but that they might. They all knew how insidious tbe Ger man spy system was. Dealing with the naturalisation papers, said signed them as resident magistrate. was invited attend the Abbey 1 ...

... meet in May of year in Switzer- | jand, and who, “to the certain know- ‘ledge of our authorities,” is now em- ployed as a “spy agent” between Berlin and the neutral countries. Sir F. Smith could not tell us the whole story. But he has told enough for ...

... Power which for years with, subtlety, craft, cunning, ingenuity worthy the powers of darkness, has been plotting and planning, spying and lying for the day, enemy whose only ideal was the consummation their desires, and whose only Law was tha end justifies ...

... Cambridge. told a representative the treatment to winch was subjected soon after war broke out. was mistaken crowd for Russian spy, he said. someone hit the head with stick, . knocking me unconscious in the gutter. Strange to say, a man pulled the tire alarm ...

... stage we make the acquaintance Awuila, a Roman patneian, his latiten- man, coloured, and of surprisioi(g and beauty. They are spying out 'the military Carthage. Cnoeasa Axilla, and him to rescue Oabiria. A* token, piety, she him the ring .stolen from the ...

... Mayoress of Exeter's Depot each from soldiers in the various theatres of war conveying thanks for comforts sent them, and spying how greatly they are appreciated. 1 learn from one the Devons Mesopotamia, ; however, that they pot share in. the gifts] and ...

... terest in the city. The princi tal¥ ters a child of I K i her father; /Croessa, her nurse} High Priest of Carthage; ¥ a Roman spy; Maciste, his 5 toret, a wineshop keeper: H thaginian General: a ther; Sophonieba, daughter of Archimedes, a scientist; and ...

... flock the Royalty Theatre to his impersonation the man whose armory the League was founded. Another I important P«rt. that a spy. ill Malta Gabrielle ao! w^, star j tells he has endeavoured chow i.hsraeli as s at home; with his .aatas, the wife he loved ...