Mystery of a Aro Love Chae with William Le Que Jeux
A yacht owner is revealed as a fraud after a torn photograph ties him to a missing girl. Gregg chases clues across London Dumfries and Rannoch wood, discovering murders and disguises involving Muriel Teithcourt and Elma Heath. Baron Oberg looms as Finland’s governor general threatening Elma’s future.
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Rhodes
Gordon Gregg
Hornby
Lola
London
Clinto
Dumfries
Gregg
Muriel Teithcourt
Muriel
Marta Woodroffe
Woodroffe
Rannoch Wood
Olinto
Armida
Wood
Crees
Elma Feath
Baron Oberg
Abo
Finland
Rannoch
Leith Courts
Hylton Chater
Abe
Katana
Elma
Prisoner freed by Boranski amid Nordic intrigue
In a tense council, Boranski declares he is chief of police and releases the English prisoner and two others despite orders. The pursuit of a woman prisoner continues as guards are arrested and a reward for recapture looms, while the governor general weighs deportation. The chief warns discretion and secrecy as the escape plot unfolds.
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Helsingfors
Boranski
Abo
The Strangler of Finland Faces the English Seeker
The English narrator confronts Baron Oberg in Helsinki after Elma Heath’s mysterious captivity. He accuses the governor general of aiding a political conspiracy and declares he will expose the baron’s secret, while a missing wallet threatens his leverage. The standoff ends with the narrator planning to leave for Katana while vowing to reveal the truth.
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Baron Oberg
Finland
Elma Heath
Abo
Michael Boranski
Elma
Helsingfors
M’sieur Gregg
M’sieu
Order of St. Anne
Hornby
Woodroffe
Saghalien
Siena
Mademoiselle Heath
Petersburg
England
M’sieur
Russia
Monsiieur de Witte
Russian Empire
Xavier Oberg
Hogholmen
Dagero
Illusions of happiness and the weight of adversity
A reflection on mood as irrational and the surge of joy or sorrow from small events. The piece notes loneliness in crowds, longing for distant scenes, and the struggle to maintain hope amid jealousy, self-pity, and drab reality, ending with a contrast to fatalist views.
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Detroit News
Cosmopolitan Gospel and American Patriotism
The speaker argues Christianity as cosmopolitan does not erase patriotism. It unites people across race and nation while affirming love for one’s country. True patriotism remains love of one’s land, not hatred of others, and international brotherhood does not negate national devotion.
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Tefo
Sion
Jesus Chi
Dormitory as Church in Magdeburg Camp
Rev. B. G. O'Rourke reports from Magdeburg that a dormitory housing British, French, Belgian and Russian officers was fitted as a church with distinct altars for each nation. Officers attend at different hours, and a communal decision directed their communion vessels to be kept for use in future duties rather than presented elsewhere.
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B. G. O'Rourke
Mons
Nottingham
Magdeburg
St. Paul's
Birds and animals affected by heavy cannon fire in war zones
Cologne AP correspondent reports birds react frantically for two to three days after cannonading, darting about in confusion while cats and dogs hide in dark places, impervious to the noise and danger of war.
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Cologne
Associated Press
Nols
Robbery Takes Town’s Only Conveyance in Silverfield
A thief took the town’s sole wagon with a team of horses from Curley Jones, the mare owner, driving out of Silverfield New. The incident leaves residents with limited means of transport as authorities investigate the robbery and search for the missing rig.
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Silverfield
New
Curley Jones
Maine
Rones
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