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  2. Searching the Cellars for Hidden Enemies.

    During the great advance the cellars, which were used by the enemy as refuges, storehouses, and living quarters, were explored by armed parties of British, carrying electric torches. Some of the dug-outs were 70 feet deep. On the floor is seen a sort of German "knobkerry" It consisted, of a hollow wooden tube holding a steel spring, to which a heavy, square iron nut was attached. The spring was 4 inches longer than ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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