Twelfth Crime promised in this paper in London style
The excerpt outlines a serialized tale titled The Twelfth Crime by Sedon Cogs with a spoofing of European affairs. It references descriptions of Luxemburg, the Kaiser, and a mock imperial entry, mixing satirical prose with world events and humorous anecdote about German occupation imagery.
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London
Sedon Cogs
Mumisle Bennet
Shooting of the young people shocks town hall notice
An item from La Metropoli reports a German patrol in a town where youths allegedly posted harmful theme posters along a road to mock locals. Four youths were jailed for a week after posters were displayed, and an official notice confirms the shooting of the young people by the commanding officer.
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Guarda
Waroon-al-Wilhelm
Luxemborg
Albert
Joffre
Kaiser
Boches
Iviers
la Moetropoli
Ant
Maka
Hove
German Destiny and Moral Debate in Wartime Writings
An excerpt contends Germany’s mission as civilizing the world, justifying war as progress while contrasting para nations’ rights. It discusses British responses to German conduct, reactions to Belgium atrocities, and calls for compassion amid imperial conflict.
Passing the Sergeant and the Scots Connection
A quirk of regimental joining rules shows recruits needing real links to a unit. London Scottish demand genuine ties, leaving hopefuls disappointed after a WWI style recruiting scene. A man who claimed property in Perth finally impressed by a joke about sending trousers to cleaners.
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London Scottish
Atnote
Bhillelagh
Tnnnstilling
Uaitern
London Septumh
Beothand
Early
Geller
Perth
Tullar's
Latest fashion fil into favor slow but steady
The piece discusses how a fashion style is entering favor slowly in society. It notes that the trend centers on trousers and waistcoats, with some observers preferring a tailored cut and a mid length to the knee. It mentions public reception as mixed and hints at a formal interpretation.
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Luxemburg
Kalisaetion
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Peg
Twa
Poe Kaledr
Venice
Aurpeie
Luxemburger
Tangier
Douim Hones
Prafemar Peerendan
Gurne
Euler
Uyim
I Vulentines
Audilde
Wyoming
Utah
Florida
Esau
Leo Kestrucsion
Eat
Bhi
Meli
Olaund
Geran Naval
Kiel
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Scarborough
Tni
Ae Mac Matty
Rie Oes Gil Ieee
Mgrlines
Joes Balog
Pontiff responds to Belgian envoy amid warlike unrest
The Vatican letter exchange frames the Belgian envoy Mienpotentiary to the Holy See, noting Belgium's distress and calling for harmony. The Pontiff welcomes the minister while expressing sorrow for Belgium's trials and urging renewed good relations and justice in the country.
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Leo
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Holy Sea
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Rome
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Belgium
University of
Louvain
Feeding Belgium Mighty Machinery Work of Relief
A detailed account of Belgian relief efforts framed as a vast operation to feed a starving nation. It describes the humanitarian logistics, the role of the Commission, distribution networks, and the tension between charity and political diplomacy as leaders seek to mobilize supplies for Belgium amid war. The piece references church figures, journalists, and various national actors coordinating lent resources and coupons to manage food, fuel, and essentials for millions.
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Ine
Church of Berend
Tm Novellet
Dramini
Uterie Gane
George A. Birmiinglam
Lelie
New York Times
Vie
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Atlantic
France
New York
Ehipa
North
Amelia
Eure
Cammier
Equet
Norwest
Deetruethn
Warrhig
Moremon
Bretellrn
Belgium
Heave
Banke
Peainet
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Joon
Commission
London
Watchiha
Submarine Wireless Defense and the U-Boat Threat
A historical discussion on wireless submarine control and the evolving electric propulsion and torpedo systems. The article covers Fessenden apparatus concepts, underwater telegraph links, and the strategic impact on naval warfare, including potential German use of submarines and the implications for blockades and surface fleet lines. It mentions engineers, vessels, and nations shaping early undersea communication and propulsion debates.
Nietzsches View on Peace and War Surrounds Wartime Defense
A discussion of Nietzschean thought on peace and defense critiques the imperial spectacle of armaments. It cites Dr. Gladden and The New York Times, arguing that true peace lies in restraint and warns against coercive power as a path to global security.
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Lusemburg
Vanban
Amal Luxemburgers
Eateche
Neues
Verdan
Parie
Roma Weyke
Luxemburg
Sying
Kainor
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Lionel
Corceler
Americas
Mare
Id Abutlott
Bento Leiult
Vic Nerree
Dr. Limited
Maxtin
Nietesch
Chirteliaetty
Gieddes
New York Times
Si Chorparteny
rowlAinette
Natentow
Bardeen
Oladden
Oladen
Oliver Nation
Oberon
Armarenia
Boplien
Eulu
Yuna Enue
Nistaacho
eHedrich Wihelm Nietrach
Hne
Mindy
Howe
Wrrnamentia
Romen
Peame
Entertaining New York Dancer Draws Loose-Gossip Audience
A young upstart with snobbish airs gains notice in New York as a brother duo perform professionally. A Worthan bystander peers over her lorgnette and remarks that they could have been gentlemanly.
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New York
Worthan
German orgy in Brussels sparks a security scare
The Vicard states that the Grand Mote Frixelini Booisela, lent by Germans, was torn and a cache of confidential documents stolen. Five officers were seized amid a clash involving drunken chaos. Weapons and revolvers were used. Constantinople warns of trouble ahead.
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Atler
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