Scarlett and Buckhurst clash as Paris siege erupts
In a Paris crisis during the Franco Prussian mood, Scarlett and a red-flag Commune confront a web of spies, betrayals, and a crown jewels plot. Sylvia Elven is revealed as a German spy, Buckhurst murders a informer, and Buckhurst seizes power while the countess faces peril amid fortress siege.
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Scarlett
John Buckhurst
Buckhurst
Countess de Vassart
Bel-gian
Sylvia Elven
Odeon
la Trappe
Morsbronn
Secret Service
Paris
Mornac
Incharece
Speed
Paradise
Jacqueline
Lizard
Paraiise
Mornne
Sovia Elven
Thet . Wareh
Pne
Madame
Sylvia
Eyre
Marnac
Ci-Devant
Citoyenne Eline Trecourt
France
Rolland
Isadora Duncan’s Premonition Of Death Foretells Tragic Loss
Isadora Duncan spoke of a foreboding she felt two months before her children’s drowning in Paris. She described visions of death and a letter of last words left on her dressing table while touring Russia. On a train she heard Chopin’s Funeral March and, after performing a rehearsalless vision, tears filled the audience as she recalled marching toward death. The Paris outing ended in tragedy when the car overturned and the Seine claimed the children.
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Paris
Isadora Duncan
Russia
Chopin
Seine
Salt beds found to harbor many microbes say French expert
French bacteriologist M Andouard warns salt is a potential carrier of bacteria and infections. Sea water near saltbeds shows considerable bacterial colonies even after clarifying and heating, while fine salt remains less contaminated but not germ free. He urges refining sterilization and clean packing to prevent health risks.
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M. Andouard
Paris
Big Change When Does a Horse Become Landed Property
The article discusses the moment a horse becomes landed property under the law as it relates to transfer, ownership, and rights. It examines the point at which control shifts from breeder to buyer and the legal implications of possession, branding, and registration.
Easy loophole by a lawyer rewrites water tariff tale
A tale recalls how Boston buyers sought to beat the Dingley tariff by importing Simon Pure Spring water, then freezing and bottling it on the U S side to avoid duties. The plan allegedly worked, keeping 25 cent per gallon duties off the water.
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Simonpore Spring
Mike
Boston
Simonpore
Dingley
Corporation
Not Flattering to White Men
The text discusses beliefs of Guinea people about punishment after death. It notes that coastal communities imagine damned souls drown eternally and that those who are especially wicked may be transformed into white men and travel beyond the sea.
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Guinea
Bea
The Mission of the Seventy in Luke Ten
The Luke ten lesson outlines Jesus sending seventy as heralds to prepare towns for his coming. It notes their lamb like character and dependence on God, their cautious bearing among wolves, and their mission to offer not demand. It also covers reception and rejection, with Jesus warning of judgment on unbelieving towns.
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Jesus
Judea
Galilee
Capernaum
Church of Christ
Christ
Earth
Chorazin
Bethsaida
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Mission OF the Seventy
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