Roaming deductions lead to final revelation in Leroux tale
Rouletabille narrates how he uncovered the plot by tracing clues from a sanitarium escape to Darzac and Mathilde at the Fort of Hercules. He explains the final plan to reveal the true twin and confirms Bernier’s death resulted from the cane and the flint, with a dramatic confrontation ending the case.
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Kabilie
Castillon
Darzac
Jabille
Barbonnet Sanitarium
Ayzac
Sorbonne
Mme. Darzac
Fort of Hercules
Menstone
Hercules
Mathilde
Roulembille
Australia
Sainclair
M. Darzact
Pere Bernier
Bernier
Rouletabille
Elcomlty
Arthur Rance
M. Darzac
Larsan
Mortolas
Henri Robert
Andre Hesse
Young Love by William Sharp
A poet recalls a dreamlike forest flower awakening flight joy and winged escape. The scene shifts to wind sighs, a crying river, and a great sea chase, ending with a sense of loss and a sob note sung from youth.
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William Sharp
Ex-President Roosevelt's Favorite Hebrew Comedians in Park
In a social scene at a French estate, Germaine and Sonia observe visitors including Charalais and his son seeking a car deal. The duke arrives on horseback, the women compare their backgrounds, and a portrait hid a name ARSENE LIPIN beneath a tapestry as the scene ends.
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York and
Adams
Roosevelt
Mademoiselle
Germaine
Papa
Sonia
Germaine Wal
York
Washington
MR. Roosevelt
Park
Africa
Jungles
Lupin theft tale shifts to a court intrigue at the chateau
Senta Kuritchnoff, a Russian companion, and Germaine, the duke’s fiancée, frame a tense scene as Arsene Lupin’s theft arc continues. Guerchard is found bound and wounded. a false Guershari impersonates him to lull the family. A poised social web unfolds with wedding plans, gifts, and a curious visit from Charolais and his son Hyppolyte.
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Chateau
Lupin
Guerchard
Guershari
Arsene Lupin
Butt
Senta Kuritchnoff
Monsieur Gournay-Martin
Germaine
Sonia
Monsieur Gotrnay-Martin
Charmerac
Marie
Jeanne
Irma
Mademoiselle
The Pioneer’s Fate Poem by R T Chandler
A reflective poem on the poet's silence after inspiring songs of glory maiden hero and war fade. The speaker recalls how listeners honor others while the poet presses forward seeking new songs and a rarer ore beyond wealth. The piece contrasts public glory with private quest.
Widow’s musketeers and shy husbands in love pursuit
Dorothy Dix reports a widow adviser on courtship tactics for winter marriage seekers. She outlines types of men including shy, spoiled, vain, selfish, and domestic, urging individualized strategies and stealth to win a quiet, steady partner.
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Chesapeake Bay
Rocky Mountains
Bishop Olmsted Tells A Tale Of Swearing Clerics
Denver bishop recounts a tale from Olimstedville where a renowned preacher is accused of swearing. An old fisherman recalls a Thanksgiving turkey incident showing a seemingly devout man venting with a crude expletive about turkey legs and cranberry sauce.
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Olmsted
Denver
Olimstedville
Bishop Olmstead
The Point of View on Frauds and Customs Scrutiny
A column laments widespread fraud and cheating methods exposed in the paper. It mentions customs officers enforcing strict traveler investigations and contrasts with longing for gifts like Paris goods, including gloves for a cousin.
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Cousin Anne
Paris
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