King of the Khyber Rifles chapter rushes to Khinjan caves
In Delhi Captain Arherston Rime of the Briton and the secret service pursue Yasmini the dancer to Kinjan while Ismail the Afridi aids, King disguises himself as a native hakim to slip through Khyber mountains and outwit pursuers. Athelstan and Charles plot to sabotage Holy War efforts as the Khyber defense tightens.
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Arherston Rime
Orwy
Ite
Secret Service
Delhi
Rivel
Yasmini
Kinjan
Pan
Pkawinete
Yasmin
Tian
Hhe
Witnesers
Ismail
Niliinen
Perth
All Masjid
Mieghem
Tuaeen
Athelstan
Khinjan
Amd
UN? Athelstan
Anontsa
Khyber
Brother
Athertan
Tuahkar
Charles
Athelswin
Charley
Raneed
Tly Wrother
Rene Gunga
N T
King of the Hills Names Khan the Dakitar on a Quest
King adopts the name Khan from Ismail and Darya Khan after a magical display. Ismail, claiming spell power, teaches loyalty and plans with the others as they prepare to move toward Khinjan. The group, now bond by shared aims, pushes into the night along the Khyber pass toward a dangerous assignment.
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Etter
Athelstan
Athelstan King
Charles T
King
Lavall
Hai
Dorye Khan
Ismail
Sahii
Darya Khan
Tsay
Hakim
Sahib
Daryn Khan
Rewa Guoga
Usly
Yasmint
Khan
Fe “Kurram
Kurram
Kurram Khan
Karim Khan
Lama
Jamrud
Khyber
Hills
Txmatl
Slacksmith
Tam Kagrim Khan
Benall
Khyber Pass
Afridi
King Rose
Idlois
Imen
Ton Kurram Khan
Khinjan
Lesa
Khyber Bed
Chelab
Kach Dar Nahin
Manchuria
China
Myy
Onfacius
Palj
Pen and travel in Manchuria and other musings
A wired miscellany notes writers overshoot slips of the pen in famous works, a meandering look at Manchurian travel, a New Republic discussion of Mexican Indians, and a tunnel dream for the English Channel. It recalls Conan Doyle’s wartime honors and a Cincinnati dyer’s comic blockade quip.
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Westminster Gazette
George Trevelyan
Macaulay
Edinburgh Review
Goldsmith
Wackefield
Scott
Napoleon
Greece
Archibald Alison
Sir Peregrine Pickle
Sir Peregrine Maitland
Duke of Wellington
Jane Porter
Lonn House
Miss Porter
Jane
Charlotte Bronte
Jane Austen
General Grosvenor Crosses the Divide
Athens reports the death of Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor 84 a former Ohio congressman and Republican figure who served multiple terms beginning in 1885. The veteran lawyer died after a long illness at his Athens home where funeral services with Masonic honors were held.
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Athens
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Grosvenor
Congress
Ohio House of Representatives
Gen. Grosvenor
Louise Grosvenor
Grace
Constance
Louise Leep
Portsmouth
Loose morals in Russia ruin marriage vows quickly
A correspondent notes that Russian society shows widespread loosening of moral norms as divorce becomes common. Women seek independence through marriage, engagements spark scandal, and even divorced women regain social standing with new husbands, while innocent children bear the consequences.
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Russia
Can't Cut Off My Leg Says Railroad Engineer
A scrambled collage of jokes and anecdotes from a historical page. It includes a railroad engineer recounting a lost leg and medical care, a London fire station gag, notes on bound feet in Shantung, child dialogue about Christmas fur, Nero and scriptural teaching, and various ads and quips. Persistent era humor and scattered local notices populate this fragment.
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Shantung
China
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Jemall
Teynult
Harm Fm
Will
Jareala
Darra Khan
Bing
Sileth
Eandals
Lemail
Cerys Ehan
Athelatan
Atholatan
Innuit
Esmaill
Zoord
Bit Ismail
Chile
Rewa Gunga
Kurram Kahn
Allah
Allah Allah
Kinjan Caves
Germany
Setentiie
Mexico
New Republic
Spevuerd
Ulieh
Madero
Chip Attimide
Carrawan
Somth
Drax
Carranna
English Channel
John K. Hencken
New York
England
France
Hencken
Department of the
Carl W. Janch
Cheinnati
Schmidt
General Grosvenor
C. J. Brown
State Civil Service Commission
Findlay College
Alliance
F. B. Pearson
Columbia Theater
Columbus
Liliius Samson
Cambridge
Federal Hospital For the
Washington
Lorain
Toledo
Brundage Bros
Perry and
St. Clair Streets
Alliance Review
T. G. Gault
State Dairy and Food Division
Gault
East Liverpool
United States
Potters’ Association
Canada
Cleveland
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Hippodrome
Grays Armory
Opel House
Mother Gray
Childre
Ae Peterson
Bihar
Lee Saag
Peterson
London
America
Weill
Nero
Mabel
Wordsworth
Harry
Dr. Pierce
East St. Louis
Danbury
Com
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Chicago
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