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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
11
The narrator and companions confront an armed pirate band at a stockaded camp. Coupéau erupts into the ring with fists as Murray threatens punishment, ordering five men to be flogged and the others to stand by for a brutal hundred fifty lashes.
In daylight the Walrus heads for the mouth of the inlet as smoke from fires betrays us. Murray predicts Whit will reach the James by afternoon while a battery could crush the fortress. The speaker recalls flogging five mutineers and notes only three died. two remain alive and uneasy.
Peter and I help defend a coastal stockade as Flint's men assault from the Walrus. A nighttime fight erupts with musket fire and cutlasses, ending when Silver and Pew pierce Murray with a dagger while the attackers press a renewed attempt to overrun the fort.
The narrative details Caius Julius Caesar as a pirate captive who vows revenge, then follows Caesar’s rise in Rome. It covers Sulla’s dictatorship, Caesar’s exile, Triumvirate with Pompey and Crassus, Gallic conquests, crossing the Rubicon, civil war, and Caesar’s assassination on March 15, 44 B.C., shaping Rome’s fate.
A Philadelphia Record correspondent recalls a snowy night drive from Lansdale to Philadelphia. After helping a stranded, well dressed motorist with the aid of linemen, the driver accepted money, then quickly dismissed the helpers and fled, leaving the writer puzzled by the man’s ingratitude and deception.
A century-old author notes that the word news encodes N E W S the compass directions. He argues news also embodies Nobleness Equity Wisdom and Sobriety guiding thoughts dealings counsels and pleasures.
The Adelphi district in London derives its name from Greek for brothers and honors four Adam brothers John Robert James and William who funded its principal buildings. Their legacy is reflected in the street names still used today.
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