King of the Kayber Rifles A Romance of Adventure
King navigates a dangerous Pathan camp at Khinjan caves. With mullahs, hostages, and rival lovers, he schemes to secure aid and protect his plan while a goddess of jealousy threatens his every move. Ismail the hakim aids and a budding band forms as the march toward Khinjan begins.
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King O the
Kayber Rifles
Talbot Mundy
Bin
Muhammad Amm
Pathan
Bull-with
King
Jericho
Ismail
Erin
Drakeat Pathan
Ismall
Khinjan
Ixmall
Khinjin
Khyber
Wea
Earth
Pay jeweler his own money clover swindle exposed
A clever street swindle in Rue de la Mats saw a gentleman with an arm in a sling and a footman trick the jeweler into writing a note for three hundred pounds. The note was used to steal jewels and then money, ultimately turning on the jeweler when his wife learned of the ruse.
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Rue de la Mats
Stobert
Henrl
Searl
Kaiser builds vast private war library collection
It is reported the Kaiser is devoting time to his own war library, now totaling about 10,000 volumes. The collection features thousands of photographs, mostly German, including many of the Kaiser. The Royal Library of Berlin holds about 50,000 volumes in gray covers stamped with the Prussian eagle.
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Royal Library of
Berlin
Grant Got Him a Job Letter from Mosby on Grant
Col John S Mosby praises Grant in a memoir note to aid Mosby in securing employment with a corporation. Grant, near death, dictated to Governor Stanford to take care of him as a personal favor, becoming an attorney to the company for sixteen years. Mosby laments Grants death as the loss of his best friend. China’s Great Man Power shows 400 million Chinese people with 40 million able to bear arms or labor for war, with 2 million near transport and mobilizable if needed.
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Khyber
Bose Hsting
Hakim
Muhammad Amin
Khinjan
India
Jars
Dons
Sasib
Bone
King
Madman
Jontonnys
Ike
Ttungar
Yustint
Jove
Yasmint
Lohman
Rewa Gunga
Rewa
Imullah
Sir Tilsh
Khinjan Caver
Grant
John S. Mosby
General Grant
Mosby
Stanford
Union Pacific
China
Social tensions over travel prestige among Mrs. Twobble and Mrs. Jibway
In a fragmentary exchange, Mrs. Twobble boasts about a New York hotel with more dining rooms, implying superiority over Mrs. Jibway who travels east. The remark highlights class and social rivalry centered on travel choices and status rather than concrete events.
Must Find Trouble in Small Inconveniences
A brief note from Paul Pioneer Press on people who seek irritation in minor troubles. The piece argues some individuals measure life by small hassles and the sense of superiority when others are upset.
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Paul Pioneer Press
The Sabbath a boon not a burden in Mark study
The lesson argues the Sabbath serves man not bondage, citing Jesus' actions in Mark 2 13 36 to show mercy over ritual, the Lord's Day replacing the old seventh day, and Christian liberty under grace guiding rest and worship with focus on compassion and service.
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America
Jesus
David
Jesus Christ
England
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