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Newspaper

Landis Record

Location

Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Aug 16, 1917

Page

6

Amaranth Club Secrets And a Mysterious Visitor

Avery visits Banister King at the Amaranth Club a curious lounge with exotic decor and a diabolical statue. The two discuss Avery's membership and the club's odd atmosphere hinting at hidden rites as the scene ends with a promise to continue.

Avery the Inquisitive Returns After Early Morning Stroll

At two in the morning Avery Avory leaves the Amaranth Club with others, lingers in streets, then walks to St Jones Square and back to rooms near St James church. He mutters that something is queer and puzzling as he ponders under the stars.

Avery Richard Avory Loure Fevite Avery Hinmeed St. Jones’ Square Jennyn Street St. James’ Church

Soldier who made good through war offers new start

Sir W Middlesbrook in Leeds cites a royal case where a youth charged with a serious offense was allowed to enlist to reform. He notes that several soldiers, honored by the king, had once stood in the dock, showing the potential for a fresh start through service.

Liberty Hall Trente Et Guarante China Barthelemy Avul Marthelemy Hilda Thans Alee Vie Cuotbler’s W. Middlesbrook Leeds Cole Belore

Sailors Paid To Smuggle Letters

Federal authorities seized a bundle of letters smuggled by sailors on a Scandinavian Steamship. The letters aimed to reach Alexander von Naber in New York via a Hoboken saloon and were readdressed to appear as American mail. Sailors admitted being paid to bypass British censorship and may testify.

United States Gerany Central Powers Alexander von Naber New York von Naber Reiment Austria You Nuber Hoboken New Zealand Australia Ioelia

Red Tape in France Delays Coal Shipment at French Port

An incident at a French port shows postwar red tape hinders operations. The Neists stopped work for 18 hours due to coal shortages, rationing and a stalled supply until a delivery finally arrived. British transport officer Megntinu warned of the cargo waiting to unload, about 4000 tons.

France Pall Mall Megntinu

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