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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
6
Wyatt a Confederate sergeant sent as a spy pursues truth in a tense chase through Harwood’s home. Taylor murders Harwood, Wyatt flees in disguise as Lieutenant Raymond, and Noreen Harwood faces peril as the trap tightens with parson Nichols and rivals closing in.
In the tense confrontation, Miss Noreen Harwood and a unnamed narrator flee desperadoes led by Anse Cowan who want to force a marriage and seize Major Harwood's daughter. They hide in the attic via a scuttle while below the captors search the house and debate the fate of the preacher and a Yankee named Raymond.
The speaker contemplates the girl beside him as whispers of betrayal loom. He weighs revealing his true identity and risking trust, while she senses the peril facing them and the Union cause. The tense scene centers on loyalty, secrecy, and perilous choices.
The Bulgarian queen and Miss Helen Scott Hay visited a village near Sofia for a wedding, congratulating the couple and offering goodwill. Hay plans to open a nurses training school in Sofia with the queen’s help and is studying Bulgarian to start her work.
The Wesley family produced hymns across father John, sons Charles and John, and daughter Mehitabel. John’s first volume appeared in 1738 and Charles’s in 1739, with both brothers publishing many volumes together. Charles is credited with about 6500 hymns. Mehitabel wrote hymns but never published.
British and Italian forces press toward the front where Serbians hold positions. Bulgarian offensives threaten Monastir and Babuna Pass as French and British detachments support defenses. Athens reports Greek policy debates with Entente over troop access and neutrality.
Dispatch from Athens via Havas Agency reports Kairos stating British torpedo boats captured a German submarine in Greek waters last week. The damaged sub was taken with its crew prisoners between Crete and Cythera and towed into Mudros.
Casualty lists reveal ten women nurses of the New Zealand Nursing Service perished when the transport Marquette was torpedoed and sunk in the Aegean Sea last month. Nearly 100 of the Marquette crew and passengers were accounted for when the sinking was announced on October 26.
The report notes rumors Constantine may seek Allied withdrawal from Greece while fronts on the Star River hold as Russians fight for river crossings. Western battles see heavy clashes, wintry weather, and potential ground advances as mud eases. Churchill defends his resignation in Parliament amid harsh Serbian fighting and Berlin claims of 8,500 Serbians and 12 cannons captured.
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