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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
14
The story follows Ethel and Streetman a secret marriage and a tangled plot as she learns his true motive to uncover naval secrets. With Europe at war the trio heads toward Belgium as forces collide and England's fate weighs on their choices.
A New York correspondent reports on a tense scene where Charlie Brown must choose between backing friends or protecting himself. The segment promises a big thrill as spies discuss a bold plan.
Ethel reveals she is Madame de Lorde and guards a secret marriage as journalist Charlie Brown recalls a German spy tied to Streetman. They plan a dinner while Brown hunts a Belgian war rumor, and Ethel asks discretion about their meeting as the French spy resumes reading nearby.
Ethel Willoughby alias Madame de Lorde lingers at the cigar counter awaiting a meeting with Mr Brown in Courvoisier Inn. She contemplates a business visit and suspects a French spy may approach, while Streetman plans to join later.
A tense scene unfolds as spies set up a covert telephone link to monitor German movements. Ethel and a French operative orchestrate a foiled effort while villagers flood the street in fear as the German column nears the inn.
The fragment hints Madame De Lorde facing a perilous moment as a move is attempted. The text promises graphic descriptive work in the next installment, with a continuation to follow.
Western Canada swept top prizes at a El Paso Texas exhibit winning wheat oats barley rye and alfalfa honors. The piece extols Western Canadian farming as premier, notes future markets via Hudson Bay Railway and Panama Canal routes, and invites land seekers to contact a Canadian Government agent for settlement details.
Walter Damrosch quotes Paderewski visit to an English country house where a countess asks him to play and then turn her daughter’s music. The pianist replies that he does play and would be glad to. The anecdote highlights his courteous humor.
Serious note on rising food prices advises cutting expensive meats and adopting economical dishes. Promotes Skinner Mfg Co Omaha Neb offer of a free cook booklet with 100-ways to prepare Skinner products for households. Encourages self-reliance and sharing happiness.
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