The Explosive Night in Don Luis’s Pledge
A Paris police gathering anxiously awaits an explosion fate tied to the fourth letter from Don Luis Perenna. At 2:45 a.m. the Prefect and officers hear Don Luis’s voice trapped above his study, claiming the house will blow at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Far
Weber
Mazeroux
Fauville
Plorence
Marie Fauville
Marie
Gaston Sauverand
Florence
Maie
Fauvilles
Police
Sauverand
Florence Levasseur
Luis Perenna
Perenna
Arsene Lupin
Don Luis
Saint-Lazare
Don Luis Perenna
Hippolyte Fauville
la Muette
Auteuil
Boulevard Suchet
Paris
Don Las Perenna
Rotary
Land Weber
Maseroux
Monsieur le Prefet
M. Desmalions
Hullo
Luis Pergnna
Pune
Luis Peretnat
Controllin
M. Weber
Shakespeare
Azeroux
Yank Police in London Amid Piccadilly Nightlife
George T. Bye recounts nights in London as American soldiers crowd Piccadilly Circus. Military police, officers, and more officers than men mingle with civilians and theatergoers, while MPs guide and guard wary troops, keeping order and helping Americans find underground stations.
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George T. Bye
Regent Street
Shaftsbury Avenue
Piccadilly
Coventry Street
Broadway
Manhattan
London
Pavilion Theater
Maud Allan
Pre
Ami
America
Missouri
New York
Syracuse
M. P. Bragiani
Parker B
Parker
France
Europe
Old Town
Paris
Piccadilly Circus
Military term coming into general use noted in wartime speech
A fragmentary report recalls a discussion on a military term gaining currency. A speaker predicted it would not die out after the war, likening it to attitudes after the medieval conflict and recalling a Bosio memory about Mozart's Twelfth Mass and a woman’s brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosio
Mosart
Don’t Lose Your Grip Campaign Motto Emerges
A fragmentary notice references an illuminated motto campaign item tied to an office in Marley of See Langer, mentioning Rathaus style signage and American barber connections. The readable text hints at a public safety or motivational slogan theme amid unclear local details.
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Marley
See Langer
Advancement in Western Canada farm land prices
Reasons for rising Western Canada land values are traced from cheap $8 to $10 per acre plains to current higher prices as crops boom. Noting many acres near railways remain, while distant tracts gain demand. Profiles of buyers like F. Malmberg and Peter A Klassen illustrate rapid wealth from farming and ranching, with Canada’s overall farm land averages and Prairie province prices cited.
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Western
Canada
Srem
Cming
Alberta
F. Malmberg
Blackie
Cardston
Calgary
Fis
Peter A. Klasten
Herbert
Sask
Kansas
Hillsboro
Klassen
Saskatchewan
Congos and Statistics
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
World at awakening from two great discoveries
A fragmented note highlights two major beliefs: the value of children and the importance of open air. It mentions a broad awakening affecting many, and hints at sharing ideas with others as part of collective progress.
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Maurice Leblanc
Flying Corps
Charles Saltzman
Aviation Corps
Signal Departrment
Saltzman
Yank Police
Amerikan Barber
Manitoba
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