A Bold Rescue and marriage in Chicago tale continues
Ralph Kemplin returns amid a whirl of discoveries as three months pass in a single afternoon. Hank Ripple, Bullet, and the Nor’wester saga unfold with Kulu’s aid, ending in a joyous restoration and a wedding at the American consulate.
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Ralph
Mr. Kemplin
Mr. Lane
Nor'wester
Hank Ripple
Yokohama
China
Cross
Stepp
Arctic Ocean
Fee
Behring
Hadley
Mr. Grabell
Miss Stepp
Grabell
Sob
Mr. Lang
Bullet’s
Leee
Kulu
Conpiracy
Bullet
Keerl
Job
Kate
Captain Stepp
Nothigmore
Maida Stepp
Maida
Chicago
Capt. Stepp
The Jokers Budget and Notable Quick Wits
A collage of jokes and quips from various periodicals. Bits include Miss Parade and Miss Beach with unmarried brothers, punchlines about gifts for mothers, and light humor from Detroit Free Press and other papers. The humorous scraps showcase social mores and wit of the era.
Large Lumber Milestone At Lake Charles Sawmill
At the sawmill of M. T. Jones & Co in Lake Charles Louisiana a total of 01.288 feet of lumber was cut in seven bow days. It is claimed to be the largest amount ever produced by a single big sawmill in that period.
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Shakspeare
M. T. Jones & Co
Lake Charles
Sven Bow
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