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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
8
A historical roster lists Rock Island schedule items for westbound trains including No 138 803 and 7 with various flyer and local departures and arrivals. It notes several times such as 10:41 am 2:30 pm 8:42 pm and 4:08 pm, plus a Sunday service leaving at 2:30 pm and arriving 4:15 pm.
The timetable shows departures from West Atlantic to Elk Horn Kimballton and East Atlantic with times from 8:15 am to 5:00 pm. Arrivals include Villisea and Ge Leeve with afternoon trips, and No. 6 service from West Atlantic at 1:80 pm and 12:45 pm from East Atlantic.
In a tense scene aboard the Mount a governor’s daughter considers a hopeful Marie for a position as a lady’s maid in Paris. The girl presses for a chance, while the wary aunt and old nurse watch, and My Lady contemplates a possible path amid mounting fatigue and private ambitions.
Nanette plots beneath royal shadows while Beppo entices her with evening walks along the shore. A secret note hidden at her desk draws Marie’s suspicions as a laborer on the sand discreetly takes a message, signaling threats to the Mount’s order and a looming exposure.
On the day of the riding party the sunrise fades to blue as shore mists lift near the forts. At the Mount the sun brightens the marble palace while my lady, pale and withdrawn, trembles in the glow. Marie enters with news about Nanette, provoking annoyance and sharp questions from the governess’s daughter.
In heated fashion the Governor’s daughter confronts betrayal rumors about Beppo and a noted rendezvous. Marie presents a torn beach note that hints at a monastery and a planned ambush. The Lady weighs danger, fearing capture as riders gather for a covert ride.
A brief, unfinished fragment shows a woman lifting her head and stepping forward as a room is left behind. The text ends with a cue for continuation and notes that News-Telegraph want ads seek results.
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