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The military wireless station at Aldershot had just finished sending the usual extracts from the press to the headquarters of the Rhine Army at Cologne, when Geoffrey Falconer, with the telephones still over his ears, lowered the wave-length of his reception set, and began to listen to the strains of an orchestra being played at The Hague.
It was a Sunday afternoon, and "the Dutch Concert," to which all wireless men in England listen so eagerly, was in progress.