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Newspaper

Colac Herald

Location

Colac, Victoria, Australia

Date

Apr 06, 1914

Page

3

Den of the Umlimo Plot to Rescue Doris

Eric and Shurlock lead Makolo on a perilous ascent into Toro Mountain to reach Doris in the Umlimo den. They witness Makolo’s stealth, a priest’s ambush, and a desperate plan to free the captive before the witch-doctor’s rites unfold.

Eric Mahole Toine Inpi Murphey Gorden Makole Toro Mountain Makole Weeld Deen Makolo Patieore Dacres Gordon Shurlock Thorntres Fort Pisher Lew Lieht Humphreys Hurton Merrue Howeerth Jerobus Mynhart Matahelo Lomena Dan Sherlock Gordos Shami Hille Ube Phil Tenple Air djMcult Beut Caove Doris Seatoet Sael Shurlock Sharloc Temple Tralime Makobe LU Polme Welahele Katir Pardners Ahery Baird Secred Alf Erie

Four Men Escape into Dark Wind In Nameless Turn

Four men push past a motionless body and enter a darker wind filled area after rounding a turn. The scene conveys a tense moment as they continue onward with unclear purpose.

Harrowing escape of a British officer from peril on the hill

An account narrates Major Frazer near General Coffey during a tense moment as a wounded officer slid off a hill. He clung to survival rolling over rocks and streams for hours, finally reaching safety with the British army after a perilous trek.

Meteucey Frazer Coffey Soltiots Moajar Proger Ford Hineelf Abe Wilbeyte Mowe Laing

Revolution in Government and the Stuart Era Impact

The passage describes the 1688 abdication of James II and the rise of William III and Mary II as joint rulers. It notes the alliance reshaping Britain, the potential fall of Stuart rule, and the resulting political realignments that strengthened England's power in Europe.

William Holland Willian Erlend Europe

Sir Charles Sapier and his Indian military career

The article chronicles Sir Charles Sapier born 1743 at Westminster, his early army entry, roles as aide to Sir James Duff, command of the 30th Foot at Corunna, his capture and wounds, service in America and Europe, promotion to Major General, conquest of Sindh, and governorship in Bombay Presidency. It notes his ties to Lord Ellenborough and a later acrimonious fate.

Charles Sapier Mutteres Charles Napier of Merchinton Westminster James Duff Corunna Europe Waterloo India Bombay Presidency Scindh Lord Ellenborough Lord Dalhousie Oaklands Portsmouth

Turmoil at Trinity Church Sparks Postal Blackmail Saga

The Rev Morgan Dix of Trinity Church New York faced a bizarre persecution in which manufacture firms and local workers flooded the rectory with post cards and offers for charity and clothing. Detectives traced a blackmailer to Baltimore, arresting him. he was convicted and died in Sing Sing before sentence ended.

Morgan Dix Trinity Church New York West Fix Shevd Tee America Drax Trinity Rectory Williamson Trinity Church School Daltimore Sing Sing Priaon

Touching tale of memory and farewell across a desk

A beauty typewriter questions a request about her employer's missing wife and a planned overseas voyage. The head of the establishment reveals his wish to have the typist remind him to send money to the wife’s mother if she never returns. A quiet, emotional exchange follows as others weigh in.

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Soldiers Break in Shoes by Water Treatment

A report describes a method used by the U S Army to break in shoes by soaking them in water and stepping in a hike until dry so the leather conforms to each wearer's feet. The practice is tied to a recent Army foot-trouble investigation by an officers board.

United States Board of Army

Germany Blamed Over Factory Notice Circulating

A fragmentary wartime style note blames Germany for a factory notice making the rounds. The text warns that touching live wires means instant death and calls for kindness toward a gentle man. The language appears disjointed and uncertain in origin.

Germany

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