The Teeth of the Tiger Continuation a Looming Escape
Don Luis Perenna clings to a hidden alcove as Weber Mazeroux and a police unit close in on his retreat. A secret passage, a plan marked on a house sketch, and looming explosions weave a tense chase amid Florence Levasseur and Gaston Sauverand.
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Nebet
Mazeroux
Monsieur le Prefet
Weber
M. Desmalions
Florence Levasseur
Don Luis
Perennia
Gaston Sauverand
Florence
Don Lais
Lovence
Boulevard Suchet
Jove
Monsier le Prefet
Levasseur
Desmalions
Don Luis Perenna
Fauvilles
Don Laie
Alery
Adder
Marie Fauville
Knog
Lupin
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The readable segment shows partial words and unreadable sections making it impossible to identify names dates or events. It does not present a coherent action or outcome for a concise summary.
War era thrift urged to limit public and personal borrowing
The Saturday Evening Post urges strict economy during wartime, allowing borrowing only for productive use or unavoidable needs. Individuals should avoid debt for luxuries, and governments should defer nonessential public improvements until after the war effort.
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Saturday Evening Post
Beware of Crabbing From an Address by Lord Milner
Milner warns against criticising allies especially Russia urging unity among Allied nations. He cautions traitors and enemy agents sowing fault lines and urges the press to avoid traps that fracture the common cause. He praises General Foch, Clemenceau, and Allied resolve as they strive toward a distant victory.
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Lord Milner
Russia
Natong
Foch
M. Clemenceau
Victory pageant planned for Paria procession
A report states allies will hold a victory pageant with a short parade route from the Tuileries to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Details on time are unsettled and designs for banners and decor are reportedly prepared.
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Paria
Tuileries
de la Concorde
Champs d'Elyweees
Arc de Triomphe
Groun
Man watches home behind German lines from observation post
An American observer in France, trained by French staff, watches his wife and two children across the line. He recalls enduring weeks of separation and an earlier escape to join the French army. The man longs for the war to end with German defeat so his family is safe.
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M. Desmaliena
Don Luis
Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Franca
Maljs
France
Germany
Yellow Peril in Peru Provokes Labor Fear
Peruvian newspapers warn of a rising Chinese and Japanese population, claiming Oriental traits are visible and natives lose trades to cheaper immigrant labor. Reports cite Japanese domination of harbors, services, and small industries, with officials and media debating protections for Peruvian workers.
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Lima
Peru
Velna
Perores
Pardo
Republic
Menpeien
el Tiempo
Great changes seen in Russian cities
A Moscow like Volodya under Bolshevik rule is described with embassies in the governor’s palace and a sailor in a top post once held by a general. A visibly altered social order is noted as bourgeois life yields to proletarian influence and officials move with quiet firmness.
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Vologda
Russia
Mall
United States
Petrograd
Volodya
Favorchik
Spring Wryghts in Belgium In Occupied Brussels
A Belgian woman in Brussels writes that her house, occupied by German officers, has seen a letter describing the retreat of troops last autumn. The letter notes shortages of cloth and that the people seek to weave and repair items while German forces hold the city.
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Belgium
Brussels
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