Significant Signs of Revolt as German Navy Moods Rise
The article surveys mutinies in Germany and revolutionary shifts echoing Russia, noting the Westfalen crew mutiny and soldiers refusing to fire. It argues the Slav fatalist training aids rebellion, Admiral Von Capelle warns of revolutionary influence, and in 1915 Germany faces a fading dream of world domination with uncertain but near-certain revolt.
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Ermany
Petrograd
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Westfalen
Jutland
Romanoffi
Germany
Admiral von Capelle
Reichstag
von Capelle
Russia
A Need of New Tactics in World War I Front
The article argues Allied forces must change tactics on the Western Front as frontal assaults prove wasteful. It notes early German superiority, Verdun’s lesson, and blitz-like gains from American air力量, urging isolation of Germany via rail, ports, and communications to deliver a decisive blow.
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Haig
Flanders
Belgian
Marne
Belgium
Verdun
Germany
Hindenburg
Berlin
America
Sidebotham
Great Britain
Ministry of the Air
General Wood
Vision of a united century in human harmony
The excerpt envisions a peaceful twentieth century where world unity, international law, shared resources, and universal humanity replace conflict. It advocates common labor concerns, abolition of aristocratic privilege, and a global federation under one humanity, with prophetic dreams of Venus and Berlin opening to a single earth. A narrative continues with Mrs. Flitter asking Peter to watch her babies.
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Orient
Occident
Jesus Christ
Bartholdi
Berlin
Constantinople
Victor Hugo
Rabbit
Peter
German spy hoax falls flat as boyhood scouts mock arrest
In a village schoolyard tale from Wednesday, Captain Andy and the Home Guards pretend to arrest a supposed German spy named Jones. The captured man, unarmed, quips and walks away as plans to burn a house fade. Parallel scenes follow Peter Rabbit and the Flitters contemplating flight and home.
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Andy T Anderson
Fatty Bellowes
Ex Brigham
Mra Hicks’s
Griggses
Andy
Fatty
Century of Peace Vision in H G Wells Quote
The passage envisions a transformed twentieth century with war ended, widespread schooling, and equal rights. It cites H G Wells on war’s grotesque effects and predicts a global spread of education, including a schoolhouse in every hamlet, across Africa, Mexico, China, and Russia, leading to women’s equality.
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H. G. Wells
Africa
Mexico
China
Russia
America
Mystery of Flitter the Bat Babies Emerges in Barn Tale
A fragment from a children tale notes the babies of Flitter the Bat leaving Farmer Brown's barn despite being too young to fly or walk. Peter Rabbit appears anxious about their absence and questions linger.
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Flitter
Farmer Brown
Peter Rabbit
Peter and Mrs Flitter Carrying Babies on Fur
The excerpt shows Peter teasing Mrs Flitter about her babies clinging to her fur as she flies to hunt meals. Mrs Flitter explains the babies rarely forget and enjoy the rides, though she sometimes leaves them hanging on a twig to rest or avoid fatigue.
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Peter
Mrs. Pitter
Flitter
Mrs. Flitter
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