... evening, hearing a noise of revelry in the streets, went out on to his hotel balcony to see what was happening. A stray bullet, fired into the air by a drunken reveller, killed him, and the world lost a good man in almost as stupid a way as possible. Now Mr ...

... actual records, including the Up, Guards, and at 'em episode, is a little invalidated by a line which even Mr. Arliss cannot make convincing, when, with Napoleon in sight and range, he savs that generals do not fire on generals In modem warfare, of course ...

... bullet for setting fire to Zeppelins was brought to the Ministry of Munitions. It was called the Pomeroy bullet, and naturally there was great excitement about it. Then a strange thing happened. The secret was most carefully guarded, yet one of our staff ...

... adventurer. I cannot quite agree with Mr. Macdonell that this Marshal, who fought his way out of the ranks of the Prussian Guard when he wished to desert, who could trounce a powerful representative of the people before whom all men shook, could have been ...