Crochard Faces Ambush as Plan Unravels
In a tense confrontation at a coastal hideout, Crochard reveals a baited trap and a hidden trail to rescue the prince. Pachmann confronts the mastermind, a dangerous double, while Ward and his men battle to seize control, leaving Crochard to improvise a perilous escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
Crochard
Bank of
France
Pachmann
M. Crochard
Germany
Monsieur
Alout
M. Ward
Escape in the Palace Courtyard
Dan Webster hides Kasia Ward in a New York room and plans a late escape. They plot to scale the wall using bedclothes as a rope while a guard and a bearded assailant threaten Kasia. Dan fights, seizes a pistol, and flees into the street with Kasia as alarms rise.
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Dan
Kasia
Pachman
Pachmann
Chevrial
New York
Mrault
Leas
Hed Rous
Asia
Remy
Lily
Night departure with Bex and Kasia in whispered escape
A white haired man and his companion join a cautious, silent retreat. They pledge to reach Kasia and keep her safe as they leave into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexon
Lesten
Ward
Kasia
Fragmentary wartime note urges manifesto to rally voters
In a muddled wartime missive a speaker urges issuing a manifesto to explain to the people that the struggle must continue. The author notes fatigue with Parliament and stresses unity to calm the trenches and dispel harsh impressions of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Setemisy
Douglas
Fertig
Aos
Rother
Aeiarea
Berlin
Where the Rich Live and Surtax Effects Across States
The article outlines how the federal surtax on high earners affects states with the top income tax payments. It notes New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massachusetts, and others show the highest totals, with individual income taxes reaching substantial figures in the multi‑million dollar range. It mentions Alaska and Hawaii in relation to anti surtax policies and compares state outcomes for ultra‑high earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levis Giebe
New York
Alaska
Hawaii
Nevada
Ivania
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Postwar German Trade Fueled by Subsidies and Credits
Postwar Germany relies on generous state subsidies and bankers' credits to sustain trade growth. Analysts note subsidies, credit access, and warehouse logistics shape exports and domestic economy as recovery continues.
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Wales
How To Hide Heart's Sorrow by Betty Tansey
A fragmented devotional piece recalls soldiers leaving on trains and a grieving mother fainting as ceremony and duty clash with personal sorrow. The prose drifts into reflections on greatness, originality, and moral character with literary asides about courage and sacrifice.
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Betty Tansey
Tim
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Toof
Ierrows
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