Royal intrigue in Borrovina ends with unlikely wedding
Anthony Hawthorne, a bold American adventurer, hides near a Borrovina garden as King Augustus III and his daughter Irma confront a looming crisis. Prince Vladimir Halberstadt schemes, while Irma contemplates sacrifice to save the throne and peace for Borrovina. Hawthorne braces for a pivotal moment as events unfold.
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Irma
Borrovino
Vladimir
Foreign Office
Palace
Anthony Hamilton Hawthorne
Summer House
The Princess and the Yankee in Borrovina
Hawthorne Thorne, an optimistic American, arrives in the Balkan kingdom of Borrovina after a Monte Carlo windfall. He hides in Oberon as public attention follows his fortune while his friend Rodney Blake plans a dramatic Paris gamble with the $100,000 stake.
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Thorne
Hawthorne
Oberon
Balkan
Borrovina
America
Rodney Blake
Europe
Monte Carlo
Roulette
Continental
Hamilton Haw
Blake
Little Kingdom
Paris
Arrival of Prince Vladimir Halberstadt at Borrovina Palace
In court dress a group including Prince Vladimir Halberstadt, Radulski, Count Ivan Pavlović, and General Hohenloe arrives at a summer palace. Prince Vladimir flippantly greets King Augustus III and tries to seal an arranged marriage with Princess Irma, belittling her. the king introduces the couple and the prince makes a curt, businesslike remark before departing. (Continued next week)
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Augustus III
Borrovina
Vladimir Halberstadt
Oberitches
Halberstadts
Augustus
Irom
Irma
House of Halberstadt
Hawthorne
Globe
Kamchatka
Kalamazoo
Peru
Pompton
America
Prince Vladimir
Monty
Rina
Irina
Vladimins
Vladimir
House of Obheriteh
House of Walberstadt
Radulski
Ivan Pavlović
Hohenloe
Prince Vladimir Falberstadt
Summer Palace
Vladimir Peter Joseph Bojidar Halberstadt
Irma Augusta Elisabeth of
The Eagle and the Arrow
Aesop tells of an eagle perched on a rock watching a hare when an archer unseen pierces him. As the eagle dies he notices the arrow was fletched with his own feathers and laments that he should perish by his own winged tool.
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Hawthorne
Aesop
Dichotomy in medical press and a Oregon Journal offer
A feature on the term dichotomy borrowed from botany to describe a medical division in practice. The Oregon Journal announces a Western Information Bureau with a six month Semi-Weekly Journal offer and a 144 page illustrated booklet about Oregon resources and opportunities.
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United States
Loendon Hospital
Western Information Bureau
Oregon Journal
Bureau of Western Information
Oregon
Portland
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