Yaller Gulch Flood and a Gambler’s Love
In a wild mining camp called Yaller Gulch a rough prospector recounts gold fever, a fierce rival, and a love triangle with Jael and Hez. After a devastating flood, he saves Jael and her child but spares Hez, then abandons the camp for a life at sea seeking redemption.
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Washoe
Fort Laramie
Flezcee
Hez
Yaller Gulch
Bowie
Jael
Abinadale
Pyson
Jezel
Satie Cay
Joel
Bairn
Jel
Darling
Gal
Sid
Jae
Frisco
Panama
American in distress in Paris and a charged street exchange
An American in Paris recounts a brief encounter on the Rue Scribe in which a French man asks where to obtain chewing tobacco. The narrator notes Americans’ perceived role in trade and the man’s despair at needing tobacco to live.
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Steee
Paris
Nidward King
Boston Journal
Scribe
The
Républic
Val
Chéws
France
Wal
German Autocracy and Grim Punishments in Century Past
A fragment from a Berlin source recalls mid-20th century limits on leaving Germany, confiscation of property for violators, and harsh penalties for crimes or disobedience. It notes a seven like authority where even a ten year old could be hanged for theft and rulers could imprison dissenters, with civil service bought and military discipline severe.
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Berlin
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Hezer
le Ming
Atrangers
Jacl