Pitchoune the loyal dog and Sabron in Algiers
In Algiers Miss Julia Redmond and the Marquise de Esclignac mingle with Tremont and a wounded Sabron's servant Hammet Abou. The man reveals Pitchoune Sabron's dog and Sabron’s fate as Julia clutches his letters and pocketbook, hoping for news and a possible rescue.
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Comte de Sabron
Pitchoune
Marquise d'Esclignac
Tremont
Sabron
Algiers
Duc de Tremont
Babron
Julia
Marquise
Red Cross
Captain & Sabron
Dirbal
Julia Redmond
Excellency
Monsieur
Miss Redmond
Hammet Abou
North Africa
Marquise d’Esclignac
Mademoise
Monsieur le Capitaine
France
Mademoiselle
Monsieur—le Capitaine
Monsieur de Tremont
Two Lovely Women at the Villa des Bougainvilleas
The chapter shows Miss Redmond singing in a stylish villa with the Marquise d Esclignac and the Comtesse de la Maine watching. Redmond’s mood has lightened after a talk with Hammet Abou, while the Duc de Tremont sits with her as the scene unfolds. The Comtesse, poor and childless, remains shadowed and unengaged as the scene ends.
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Sabron
Algiers
Babron
Marquise
Marquise d'Esclignac
Dedh
Julia
Comtesse de la Maine
Tremont
Madame de la Maine
Mademoiselle
Monsieur
Miss Redmond
Hammet Abou
Monsieur le Capitaine de Sabron
Julia Redmond
Beto
Trell
the Excellency
Villa Des Bougainvilleas
Charles de Sabron
Duc de Tremont
Hunting in the Delta Country of Lower Colorado
The delta country at the head of the Gulf of California offers rich bird life and big game including wild pig deer mountain lion jaguar wildcat coyote antelope and mountain sheep. Outfitting at Yuma and floating down to the gulf is the quickest route for limited time hunters while Needles as embarkation offers easier travel and scenic acentry.
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Colorado
North America
Delta
Gulf of California
Mexico
Yuma
Gulf
America
Oldest Ravenna Park Fir in Seattle Likely Dead
One of America’s oldest trees, a fir at Ravenna Park in Seattle, is dead. The tree stood 186 feet tall with a 20 foot diameter and 58 foot circumference, and is estimated to be about 1800 to 2000 years old.
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America
Ravenna Park
Seattle
Wash
Palaces of Europe and Asia Paris to Moscow in royal style
The article surveys grand seats of power from Versailles to the Moscow Kremlin and Potsdam, noting how rulers and republics alike inhabit iconic palaces. It contrasts English Windsor, Austrian Hofburg, Schönbrunn, Berlin’s Schloss, and Istanbul’s Dolmabahce with Moscow’s Peterhof and Tsarskoe Selo, highlighting French influence and varied architectural legacies.
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Moscow
Russia
Petrograd
Winter Palace
Gatchina
Tsarskoie-Selo
Peterhof
Peter the Great
Catherine II
Versailles
Berlin Schloss
Frederick II
Frederick
Experiences of an Airman by Augustus Post
Augustus Post recounts a four-mile ascent in an air balloon, describing a vast 200 mile circular view above cloud layers. He notes changes in air pressure, pulse, and nerves, details how water releases, and explains pitting skin under high altitude, as quoted from American Magazine.
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Augustus Post
American Magazine
Early Fame At Twenty One Stars In Theater History
A Theater Magazine writer notes many prominent actors gained fame by twenty one. Patti rose to fame by eighteen and toured at twenty one. Adelina at seventy four plans a final farewell. Maude Adams and Minnie Maddern achieved major successes by twenty one. Annie Russell, E. H. Sothern also reached stardom at that age amid notable productions.
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Patti
America
Adelina
Maude Adams
B. H. Sothern
Minnie Maddern
E. H. Sothern
Helen Dauvray
Daniel Frohman
War Letters Collected By Hamburg History Museum
The Museum of Hamburg History begins gathering soldiers letters from the front and replies from home to add to its war archives. It seeks humble, unpublished voices to reveal patriotism courage hate and love as peasants workers and citizens faced front line realities.
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Museum of
Hamburg
Decadent Sport Prirising Quip on Prizering Shape
A dialogue notes that a prisering is not always square or level while insisting the speaker speaks literally. The exchange implies variability in equipment shape and setup. The line contrasts theoretical exactness with practical irregularities in sport contexts.
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Sobes
Sy.nopsia
Europe
Louis XIV
Tuileries
Paris
Elysee
Napoleon III
Molet
Mme. de Pompadour
Louis XV
Napoleon
England
Windsors
Martin Conway
Czar
Kaleer
Prague
Windsor
Kremlin
Potsdam
Frederick the Great
Frederick III
Francia Josef
Austria
Italy
Vienna
Hofburg
Schoenbrunn
Burg
Wien
Sal
Tan
Sultan Mahmud
Mohammed II
Saint Irene
Mint
Dolmabaghcheh
Bosporus
The
Peterhot
Neent