Rounding Up Spies on the Western Front Tale
In a French village near the front, a gun crew recounts a spy scare. A farmer is arrested after a staged hedge stakeout reveals a German signal system using changing horse teams and a hidden telephone line. The officer dismisses the feat as slow but clever luck.
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St. Omer
Happy Houghton
Yank
Happy
Ikey Horney
Jim
Horney
Mailor Bill
Homney
Foxvyoft
O¢Tie
Ikey Hommey
Gound
Honney
Carly Wallace
Big el
Boches
Intelligence Department
Pepper
Bill
Army
Sailor Biw
Navy
Sailor Bill
Curly Wallace
Curly
Houghton
Old Pepper
Tve
Blighty
Germany Must Pay for Lille Looting and Destruction
The article argues that Germany's army looted Lille's factories and homes, carried off people including 8,000 girls, and destroyed machinery. It condemns looting as crime and insists Germany pay reparations, while urging fair treatment of German civilians only after expiation of guilt.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Lille
Europe
Ayer
Thirwich
Ypres
Armentieres
la Bassee
Peronne
St. Quentin
Noyon
Lens
Mirror Praise Refused By Woman In Boston Transcript Quotation
A Boston Transcript reflection notes a woman remains unsatisfied with compliments unless repeated by the same man, framing it as a human vanity dilemma.
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Boston Transcript
British Honduras in shade of Christmas near the equator
The article describes British Honduras as hot year round near the equator between Yucatan and Guatemala. It notes abundant woods and flowers, native hummingbirds and butterflies, early English settlement, and a landscape of marshland and high Cockcomb mountains. It mentions fertile ground and crops like banana and coconut, with Belize as a central rubber plantation area.
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British Honduras
Yucatan
Guatemala
Jamaica
Spain
Belize
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