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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1912

Page

3

Escape in a Confederate Moonlit Chimney

In a Civil War tale a Confederate courier Wayne and scout Craig sneak through enemy lines. Wayne climbs a chimney with Jed Bungay to reach Lee while a Northern lady Edith Brennan appears, a disguised officer threatens Wayne, and a risky escape unfolds amid alerts and pursuit.

Gen- I.ce Wayne Longstreet Sergt. Craig Chaig My Lady of the North Jed Bungay Ned Lowrie Lee Cap Bungay Jed Sheridan Hancock Jove Chesley Follans Deuce Brennan Major Brennan Edith

masquerade escape at staff officer ball scene

A beset officer disguises himself as Colonel Curran to slip from a Confederate style ball at a secured mansion. He studies orders, dons a dress uniform, and mingles with Sheridan era officers while seeking news for Lee.

Aton Bungay Winsment Lee Barry Sommers Fitzmorris Sloan Reilly Patrick L.curran Ohio Light Artillery McRobert's Thomas’s Halleck Washington, D.C Curran Ohio Culbertson Pennsylvania Sheridan Brennan Caton Kendallville Pike Knowls Tere Major Monsoon Sixth Washington Carlton

Northern ironies: the cold claim for Scots and Irish

Joke contrasts two deaths on mountain peaks with a wordplay on kilts. One man freezes while a Highlander robs the cold of its breath, delivering a grim quip on weather and attire.

Open Air Preaching Calls Disciples to Absolute Surrender

A religious lesson on Luke 5:1-11 emphasizes Jesus recruiting first disciples. It argues the essential conditions for Kingdom entry: surrender of life and livelihood to Christ, with open air preaching to reach crowds and the imperative to fish for men rather than fish.

Christ Heaven Earth God Jesus Moody Torrey Spurgeon Jesus Christ Peter Kingdom of God John

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