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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1909

Page

6

Corsica Chases and Vendetta Rescue Saga

Burton H Barnes helps Lt Anstruther and his Corsican bride Marina escape a deadly vendetta plot. The trio flee to Marseilles then Corsica, with Marina aiding Barnes as Enid’s schemes unfold. Amid storms, hermitage hideouts, and partisan intrigue, Barnes defeats bandits, learns of Saliceti’s plot, and reunion hopes collide with further captives and misdirections.

Burton H. Barnes Corsica Englah Leutenant Howard Gerard Anatrudter Marini Paotin Rowart Anstruther Slater Ajac Elo London Marseilles Marina Barnes Giacovers Villa Harnes Bates Enid Caracan King Wae Bu Oo Belloc Tormasna Rochini Bandita Cotlabonca Romano Biald Trium Hocognano Allinea Saliceti Pacllsa Bastin la Bolte Blackwood Lieut

Escape under fire in a submarine hold

A detective and Edwin release an American prisoner from manacles after finding keys. Eliah recounts being lured aboard a fishing felucca by Cipriano and colleagues and describes being imprisoned in a hold while their pursuers chase them. They discover a trap door leading to a new vault as two red eyes glare from the darkness.

Amarty Eliah Edwin Race St. Tropes Cipriano Coar Mediterranean

Corsican intrigue near Bastia road vault escape

Edwin and Anstruther chase a rescue mission through a mined tower where old Tomasso Monalds, believed dead, guides them. Marina awaits on a porch with Count Cipriano dalla notte, as the Corsican plot twists amid a perilous ascent and a possible escape by vine.

Anatruther Marina Madre di Dio Tomasso Edwin Diavola Bastia Liechese Enat Marion Pietra Slenore Cipriano Denella Anstruther Tomasso Monalds Emory Attira Amity Cipriano Danella Coralea

Pursuit to Ponte alla Lecchia Through Mountain Heat

After midday, Mr Barnes chases Anstruther toward Ponte alla Lecchia where crowds gather at the polling house. He presses on toward Morosagna, noting faded cyclamen and intense heat, then rests near a village inn. The innkeeper touts Oresta water as a youth-giving elixir refreshing the exhausted traveler.

Mr. Barnes Anstruther Ponte-alla-Lecchia Morosagna Edwin Convent Tittle Inn Oresta Uttle Barnes

Cyclamen Trails Foreshadow Corsican Plot on Dark Tuscan Road

American Barnes tracks a winding path through La Cosatugniceia and over a damaged bridge to a Corsican village. He senses Cipriano's agents use cyclamen markers to lure him, overhears plans about Marina, Danella, and a hidden husband, then sees Marina and Danella at a hillside villa as a bridge blocks his passage. The night ends with a pistol resolve as danger closes in.

Burton la Cosatugniceia Marina Suepieton Cipriano Barnes Danella Corsicin Anstruther Lucchese Pietra Green Orezza Corsica Clipriano

Where Mark Twain Went to Write at Sea Anecdote

Mark Twain sailed to Europe with his family while working on an early book that brought him fame. He wrote aboard ship and, when asked by a passenger where he went, his young daughter replied that he would not be gone long, only going to ride a nanny goat.

Mark Twain Europe

The Glow of Glory and the craving for fame

A reflection on how praise shapes human action. Even those who denounce glory seek recognition, as philosophers inscribe their names on the pages they critique, revealing a paradox at the heart of renown and notoriety.

Oleera

New Mexican Envoy Aims for Reform in Europe and South America

The New Mexican envoy is described as a seasoned diplomat with varied Europe and South American Republic experiences. He is hailed as a statesman of the "New School" approach, signaling reformist, modern policies and active engagement with international partners.

Europe South American Republice New School Washington Senor de la Barra College of the City of Mexico Holland Italy Mexican Federal Congress Mexican Academy of Legislation and Jurisprudence Ibero-American Judicial Congress Madrid Atlantic South America Rio de Janeiro Huenos Ayres Belgium Netherlands United States Ambassador de la Barra Spain Borneque Senor de la Barrals Diag Diaz

Ancient London Toll Gate and Mexico’s New Ambassador

Washington welcomes Senor Don Francisco de la Barra as Mexico’s ambassador, a diplomat with a rich record in international law and Pan American affairs. London notes a 1136 toll gate in Abbey Lane, the oldest gate in England, preserved amid modern traffic and ceremonial use.

Washington United States Mexico Hania Central America Brazil Chile Argentina Francisco Leon de A Barra London

New White House Doctor Named for Taft Administration

Col Guy L Edie U S A special physician to President Taft will oversee health of executive mansion occupants during his administration. A Virginia native and University of Virginia graduate, Edie previously served as Manila health officer and traveled with the Taft party as physician in charge. Col Holle is praised by officers as a consummate professional and fluent in army circles.

Taft Col. Edie Army Washington Col Edie Virginia University Manila Mr. Taft

Life of a Harvard Senior Told by N. & Shaler

An Atlantic excerpt recounts a Harvard College senior famed for classical scholarship and wide knowledge. He was considered the country’s best checkers player, versed in U S political history, boxing stories, and prize fights. The narrator recalls a morning meeting ending with an immediate boxing bout.

Harvard College United States Schaler the Atlantic

California Round Trip Offer Prompts Inquiry

A brief travel solicitation invites readers to write Kenneth Kerr at Salt Lake Route, 1695 South Main, Salt Lake City, for a $30 round trip across the California coast. The item urges immediate inquiry and provides contact details for further arrangements.

Courtesy In The Street Car In Woman Rights Era

In a crowded street car a stylish woman gives her seat to a shy student carrying heavy books. He declines a direct offer, she offers to hold the books in her lap, and at her stop relinquishes the seat, receiving gratitude equal to what a man might show for a familiar courtesy.

Write at once to Kenneth Kerr and P A Salt Lake Route

A brief instruction appears to direct correspondence to Kenneth Kerr and P. A. at the Salt Lake Route address 1695 Main Salt Lake. The fragment suggests postal contact details rather than a full event.

Detestable: Shame of grandfathers versus proud lineage

A critical remark highlights two repugnant types of people. One avoids honoring grandfathers while the other boasts about ancestral high social positions. The quote targets attitudes toward family legacy and status in society.

The Bather and the crowd magnets in Paris

A young painter debuts The Bather, his first work, which hangs unnoticed until a friend notes that works only draw crowds after a name is built. The Paris model comparison sparks the idea that a painter’s reputation, not mere effort, attracts attention and big crowds.

Paris

Uncle Ezra Gaga

A quip on patience contrasts male and female fortunes with the idea that rewards arrive faster for her than for him, reflecting social humor of the period. The line satirizes waiting and advantage in expectations.

Ezra Gaga

Where China Gets Ihe Reading

A brief note claims school books in China rely on translations from Japan for manuals and that military lore is sourced from Germany. It also states treatises on conthemat ics physics chemistry and mechanics come from Veglian or American works.

China Japan

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The readable line riffs on law and satisfaction, noting a man seeks law for gain and often gains more than satisfaction, yet may overlook the true aim if rewards tempt him away.

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Mr.Barnes Archibald Clavering Gunter New York Dodd Mead & Co. N London Toll Gate Abbey Lane England Stratford Langthorne London County Council Stratford Senor da la Barra Guy L. Edie Salt Lake Harry J. Robinson Judge Building Salt Lake City Harvard N. & Shaler California Kenneth Kerr D. P A P. A Main Law
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