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Centralia News Examiner in Centralia, Washington

28 Aug 1908

Page 14

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Centralia News Examiner

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Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1908

Page

14

Young Telegraphers Heroic Gambit by Morgan Raid

A Civil War tale recounts General John Morgan raiding a Pantation telegraph station during Halleck’s Corinth campaign. Nine year old Jimmie Venable doubles as a spy using a wire setup, telegraphs a false train order, confounding Confederates and earning a small reward after Morgan departs.

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The Last of the Slavers I Mystery of the Fog Covered Derelict

The narrator, first mate aboard the Mary Goodwin, recounts meeting a doomed schooner off the Atlantic on a fog bound night. A derelict slave ship appears with a dead bride aboard after a mutinous crew vanished, leaving a log claiming a plan to seize slaves. They destroy the ship and bury the bride at sea as the bell continues to toll.

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How a Fierce American Was Appeased

A wandering American recalls a Paris hotel encounter and a Budapest show misperception that Americans are all black. In a Paris music hall a waiter strikes a girl. the narrator defends the child, calms the scene, and leads a collection to pay the girl. The manager uses the money to pardon the waiter and asks Americans to return home quietly.

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