Tyrant King in Khinjan Caves Amid Khyber War Fantasia
Captain Athelstan King of the British Indian army infiltrates Khinjan caves to aid Yasmini and her followers as the Khyber fighting intensifies. Ismail and Darya Khan aid, while Bull-with-a-beard appears in the shadowy jihad buildup. King discovers Yasmini’s bracelet missing, his weapons plundered, and a dangerous rival movement on the move.
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Bynopsis
Athelstan
British Indian Army
Ita Secret Service
Dell
Yasmini
Kinjan
Delhi
Rewa Ganga
Xeamini
Ismail
Yastumi
Hilimen
Ali Masjid
Khinjan Caves
Khin- Jan
Yashini
Peshawar
Klog Gahlbi
Kerram Khan
Alek
Khyber
Saunders
Darya Khan
Bull-with-a-beard
Harry
King
Khiojan
India
Ike
Buddha
Uttle Hakim
Hokim
Khinjen
Tamafi
Mike
King Larry
Mercely
The Jihad Plot Emerges Amid Khiojan Shadows
King and Ismail descend into a vast cavern city beneath a waterfall where a festival of Afridi sword dance unfolds. Ismail seeks power through a looming jihad as guards patrol the arena and a mysterious Afghan commander named Muhammad Anim lords a covert lashkar awaiting orders. King quietly identifies a key ally and watches for signs of the coming clash.
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Ismail
King
Looge
Price
Allah
Hakim
Orakzal Pathan
Pathan
Isten
Muhammad Anim
Muhammed Anim
Ishtamboul Constantinaptey
Siharani
Lashkar
King Witnesses Wild Design in Cavern Battle Sighting
King witnesses a dramatic cavern design and a harrowing sight. Yasmin appears amid a fourfold vision as the army of fight erupts, drawing wild enthusiasm from the era. The scene hints at a continued action sequence.
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King
Yasmin
Era
Dark secret shadows a china platter tale
A Kansas City Star tale recounts Mr Miller and his brother in law hiding a shared dark secret after a china platter broke. They hunted for a duplicate across shops and made others wash it, preserving their eerie memory whenever guests praise uncracked dishes.
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Kmeas City Star
Mr. Miller
Thayala
New Shipboard Mess System Traps Sailors With Tray Juggle
Sailors aboard the WB New York report a new shipboard mess system replacing old mess units. Food is piled on plates at tables by mess men and served before piped down to berths, promising hot meals of choice but challenging on rolling seas.
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New York
Seryself
Pensioners in England Remembering John Davis
A Westmin ster Gazette writer recalls John Davis who died in Bermondsey and organized aid for about 150 veterans of the American Civil War living in England. He helped them obtain pensions and warned against a rumor that payments would end unless they returned to the United States.
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England
John Davis
Bermondsey
Blue Anchor Tane
Ike
Westminster Gazette
John Davin
United States
America
War Time Rubber Production Surges Worldwide
England imposed an embargo on crude rubber early in the war and, via Far Eastern plantations, controlled supply. Rubber manufacturers later gained crude rubber only under written agreements to withhold shipments to the central powers and certain neutrals. Current world production is about 250000 tons, roughly double the war’s start. About 60 percent is used in the United States.
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England
United States
Vain Thought on Appetite and Weight in Crackling Exchange
A quirky dialogue riffs on appearance and appetite as characters volley lines about being thin and heavy. The humor centers on exaggerated ideas of food desire, poking fun at vanity and self perception within a brief, clipped exchange.
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Godspur
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