The Adventures of Kathryn in Allaha's Deserts
Kathryn Memsahib and allies rescue the sacred white elephant from Bala Khan's fortress with a ruse using opium induced sleep on brigands. Ramabai and Pundita sneak escape, Umballa plots but Ramabai foresees a change. a western voyage to Atisha and a promised homeward trek follow as they confront rivals and seek refuge from Allaha's turmoil.
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Bala Khan
Benny
Jens
Beesort
Sentriez
Kathryn
Wall City
Durga Ram
Lowey
Bruce
Ramabal
Hala Khan
Pundita
Pala Khan
Bala “Khan
Ramabai
Bal Khan
Bruce Sabid
Bala Khao
Kathryn Memaubib
Kit
Bruce Stag
Hamnabal
Kathryn Memsahib
Sabib
Remabaf
Allah
Umballa
Sabi
Hera
Gala Khan
Colonel Hare
Era
Allaha
Bala Kean
Ramabat
Hhm
Khan
Bat
Umbalta
Tham
Tmballa
Memsahib
Imemisahib
Lmy
Sahib
Om Halla
Steranees
Ahmed
Rome
Winntet
Kathlyn
Ramabsai
Anuha
Rawabai
Kathrin
Gaia
Teka Khan
Rama
Bala
Khen
Atisha
Rathiya
Tmhbaila
Tim
Ramebai
Haid
Hells
Lawftry
Ramahal
Thane
Joe
Ambi’ la
Ramshal
Colony Hare
Aroy
Tre
Thug Je
Hare
Lal Singh
Seid Lal Singh
Allshe
Bhathryn
Umbara
Samaritan
Abella
A Sweet Exchange on Changing Fashions
A brief dialogue notes fashion shifts from year to year. She admires current styles and he remarks pockets remain similar, noting pockets are lighter and worn. The exchange highlights evolving attire and practical differences in accessories.
Fragmentary Court Confession Riddled By Murky Dialogue
A garbled OCR style fragment hints at a courtroom scene with a judge and a confession. The text references extortion, guilt, Fate, and a tense moment as someone shifts in their chair, suggesting confusion and a disrupted dialogue amid unclear names and details.
Fragmentary societal note on a neighborly dispute and family roles
An incomplete diary style excerpt contrasts a considerate husband with a domineering neighbor. It references a mother figure and a child, implying tension in domestic and neighborhood settings. The sparse text hints at conflict rather than a full incident or outcome.
Resolved to Oppose Repeal of Full Crew Law
Harrisburg December 17 1914 the State Legislative Representatives of the Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen pass unanimously a resolution urging opposition to repealing the Full Crew law citing safety for crews and traveling public. They call on legislators to inform the public about the law and seek enactment of supportive action.
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Harrisburg
Brotherhood
Harrisburgton
Pennsylnavia
Shoul
Billitins
Marriage of Ligerses Chaghes Muth and Bessie Marshall
Proclaimed marriage between Ligerses Chaghes Muth of Brady and Bessie Marshall of Gray. The ceremony and details appear in this local notice.
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Chaghes Muth
Bessie Marshall
Brady
Gray Irs
Iva
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