Minister of Police Romance in Paris under Louis XV
A fragment recounts Henry Montjoy's tale set in Paris during Louis XV's reign. Madame Linden, an Austrian, schemes with De Sartines to delay departure and uncover a conspiratorial plot. Beaur eard confronts De Lussac at the Bastille as secret articles, contracts, and power plays unfold, amid perilous political intrigue and warnings.
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Synoweis
Henry” Munntjoy
Louls XV
Voltaire
Quascati
Cafe de Regenance
Kaplowlen
Madame Linden
Paris
de Sartinon
Porallele
Housecnart
Dhough
Andy
Vienna
de Cussac
Sa Ure
Lisasxe
Society
Richelieu
de Sartines
de Lussac
de Lussie
de Laserxe
Coord Yard
Tom
Monsieur de Fleury
Monsieur Blanc
Versailles
Monsieur de Rkpelien
Abe
Monsieur de
de Lassac
Ludsac
Jeauregard
Lem
Parlz
de Lunsac
Beauregard
Beau
Monsieur de Lussac
Eute de Valois
Alood
de Luasac
Bronsieur
Heuuregard
Monsieur Beauregard
Monsieur de Lussay
Monsieur
Monsieur Beapragara
Monsieur de Sastinex
Monchcar
de Lussec
de Dunsac
Hotel d'Harlancourt
Drew
Malance d Harlancourt
de Luysac
Barthelmy
Stegerne
Monsieur de Richelieu
Torrow
Bureau
Inine
Raffe
Madame Lisdens
de Richelieu
Ghana
Parla
Wray
Putin
Ateral Raeiace
Vincennis
Bern
Peatle
Brance
de Deussac
Ventrad
Fahd
Lussac
Monthur Beauregard
de Laclac
Rubens
Morece
Sche
Amd
Greta
Gmirce
Mneh
Desperate pair plotted escape as woman aided attack at Chicago court
Garnette La Fairfield, detained in Chicago jail, is charged with aiding two desperadoes Harry Evans and Peter Jensen in a Chexgo courtroom escape. As the jury spoke, the men attacked with knives, struggle ensued, and officers and attendants were overpowered before restrained.
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Garnette la Fairfield ix
Chicago
Chexgo
Senore
Harry Evans
Peter Jensen
Banker Addresses Good Roads Push For National Growth
S B Afton banker M Blackwell spoke to local bankers urging better roads as vital to farm prosperity and national development. He cited state and federal road programs, stressing highways reduce transport costs, boost farm income, and unite regions through improved mobility and commerce.
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Meares
United States
Prange
Nein
Ain
Uae
Twnsea
Phom, Wo
New York State
Jetey I
Haring
Great Tansconilpettal
Ocean
Mets
Ube
Coretenuink
Lena
Bieh
Bergen
President's Brother Forsakes Life for Public Ambition
Tennessee journalist Joe Wilson, brother of President Woodrow Wilson, sacrifices potential high salary and fame to avoid embarrassing writings as Washington correspondent. His route from local editor to national prominence is traced, highlighting moral dilemma and devotion to family duty.
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Ben Frankin
Lane
Joep Re Wilder
Wartville
Tenn
Woodrow Witton
Woodrow Wilson
Jos Wilson
Kenean
Joeat
Charkey
Bouthieetom Prostyterkin University
Tow
Washington
Bam
Tennessee
Wootrow
Wilson
Jon Wilson
Nashville Sud
J Deadly
Ths
Joe Mall
New York
David
United States
Joe Wilson
Binnecht
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la Bastile
Lwno van Sey
Eradua
Hart
Peter Ifemeen
Garnette la FairGeld
Banker
H. Blackwell
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Savings Bank of Afton
Group Nine
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Blackwell
England
Germany
London
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Theron
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Churchill
Conan Doyle
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