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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1916

Page

3

The Red Mirage ends with secrets and danger in the Legion

Sylvia Omney returns from Algiers to find love entangled with Captain Arnaud while Richard Farquhar unveils a web of deceit. Farquhar’s schemes force Sower to resign with a confession of murder, Gabrielle risks all to save Farquhar, and Sylvia disguises motives amid a volatile cast including Destinn and Nameless.

Sylvia Omney Algiers Richard Farquhar Captain Arnaud The Foreign Legion Sower Quhar Preston Lowe Farquhar O. A Gabrielle Smith Richard Nameless Sylvia Mme Arnaud Colonel Destinn Gabrielle Corporal Goetz Parquhar

Nameless Raider and Sylvia Face a Deserted Cemetery

In the desert cemetery Richard Nameless and Sylvia Arnaud confront guilt and betrayal. Sylvia confronts his treason and past, while he reveals his identity as a traitor now haunted by his actions. Gabrielle Smith reappears, and a fragile, tense encounter grows between memory, memory’s pain, and violence averted at dusk.

Richard Mecca Anllah Mirage Paradise Ile Goetz Philip Grey Yeas The Foreign Legion Sylvia Madame Arnaud Silvia Miss Smith Mr. Farquhar Gabrielle Smith Farquhar

Meeting in Sidi bel Abbes with Colonel Destinn

In a shaded avenue at a Sidi bel Abbes residence, Colonel Destinn chats with Madame Arnaud over tea. He hints at past refusals and past loyalties while flirting with danger as Arnaud wrestles with a troubling, hypnotic presence.

Sidi-bel-Abbes Colonel Destinn

Richard Name Less and Sylvia's Fractured Honor

Richard contemplates confessing a noble sacrifice to Sylvia, hoping for understanding. Sylvia rejected him for another, exposing a clash between true valor and shallow affection. The piece questions whether such women deserve the world’s finest devotion.

Richard Nameless Sylvia

Sylvia’s Flirtation Sparks Tense Foreign Legion Drama

In this vivid column a perilous romance between Sylvia and Colonel Destinn threatens to unleash danger as Tragedy stalks abroad. Mme Arnaud foresees the peril and cautions that Sylvia’s actions invite disaster within the Foreign Legion.

Sylvia Colonel Destinn Foreign Legion Mme. Arnaud

Provisions on Naval Bill Stir Debate in House

Representative Gardner of Massachusetts opposed the Hensley resolution authorizing US participation in an international court for peace enforcement. The section was kept in the naval bill without a roll call as the house met as a committee of the whole. Pacificists and "little navy" advocates backed the provision while Speaker Clark praised it as the bill’s best feature.

Union News Service Washington Gardner Massachusetts Hensley United States Clark

Mexican Troop Movements Hinted Near Chihuahua

Major General Funston sent war department details on Mexican troop movements in northern Mexico. Officials note the count in Chihuahua now ranges from twenty thousand to thirty thousand, with information conflicting but no clear sign of an impending attack.

San Antonio Tex Funston War Department Mexico Department Scott

British Prisoners in Germany Have Better Conditions

In the Lords Baron Newton stated British prisoners in Germany are better treated now than at the war's start. He dismissed claims of deliberate discrimination and starvation, noting weekly England sends about 100000 parcels for three per prisoner, while many Russian captives and Germans face hunger due to the blockade.

London House of Lords Germany Baron Newton England

British Offer for 100000 Old Ties To France Trenches

The Boston and Maine railroad received an offer of five cents each for 100000 cast off railroad ties from the British government. Previously the company burned all old ties but orders were issued to save them. Britain is negotiating with other railroads for up to 500000 ties to build trenches in France.

Madame Arnaud Colonel Destinn Arnaud Boston and Maine Railroad France

French Act on Defensive Now Offensive Near Le Mort Homme

French troops in the Le Mort Homme area have launched an offensive against German forces. In a spirited attack they captured a strongly organized position on the slopes southwest, taking seven machine guns and 227 prisoners. The Avecourt area and hill No 304 remained under heavy bombardment with large calibre shells.

London le Mort Homme Avecourt

Not Prejudiced Against Jews Declares New Guard Captain

Captain Howard Sullivan of the New York National Guard told Adjutant General Stotesbury during an investigation that enlistment decisions are based solely on individual merits and not on religion, amid discrimination accusations.

New York Howard Sullivan New York National Guard Stotesbury Guard

Methodist conference rejects expulsion clause for card play

Saratoga Springs N Y The Methodist general conference voted 435 to 360 to keep in church discipline the rule that imposes expulsion on members who play cards dance or attend the theater.

Saratoga Springs N. Y Methodist General Conference

El Paso Minister Urges Trust in Government

Mexico City officials report Aguilar, minister of foreign relations, says the U S Mexico correspondence on the military situation will be published soon and asks the public to trust the de facto government to seek a satisfactory conclusion. Andres Garcia, El Paso consul, received the telegram.

el Paso Aguilar Mexico City United States Mexico Andres Garcia

May Go Again to Europe

Detroit, Henry Ford who organized the Ford peace expedition that sailed for Europe last winter may return to renew efforts to bring peace among warring nations. Theodore De Lavigne says Ford may sail for Stockholm about June 15. Gaston Plantiff, left in charge during Ford's illness, has been president for some time.

Europe Detroit Mich Henry Ford Theodore de Lavigne Ford Stockholm Gaston Plantiff Peace

Proclamation Found with Cervantes Body Provokes U S Warning

The document addresses Carranza army members urging revolt against Americans. It bitterly justifies Gen Pershing’s claim that Cervantes was a dangerous bandit and notes Cervantes’ influence second only to Villa in Mexico.

Columbus,n Candelario Cervantes Carranza United States General Pershing Cervantes Mexico Villa

Nebraska Events and Local News Highlights

Long list of upcoming Nebraska conventions and gatherings across Hastings Omaha Alliance Lincoln and Kearney with dates in June and July. Reports on farm prices high cattle costs projected milk and cream consumption in Omaha plus weather and weather-related incidents across the state. News on court cases obituaries and infrastructure projects including bridges depots and church dedications.

Hastings Trans-Mississippi Ealers’ Ass’n Omaha Nebraska Elks Alliance Nebraska Pharmaceutical American Union of Swedish Singers West Fraternal Order of Eagles Lincoln Wikhorn Valley Editorial Association Long Pine International Auctioneers’ Association Kearney Northwestern Hotel Men’s Association Missouri Valley Veterinary Association Nebraska Democratic South Omaha Omaha Commercial Club Publicity Bureau Valley County Ord James Heitz Burleson J. G. Porter Bridgeport Porter Post Office Department Grand Island State Harness Makers’ Association Columbus Julius Reese William Reuter Sutton J. c. York Minden Frank Rudat Nebraska St. Louis George H. Loomis Fremont Internal Revenue District of Nebraska Congress Loomis Glen Wiggins Fairbury Rose Creek Ray Wiggins Village Board of Laurel Hanover Church Beatrice Hanover Township Willie Edgerton A. J. Edgerton Plattsmouth Missouri River North Platte Syracuse Broken Bow Eddyville J Flowerdew Nebraska State Medical Association Hartington

Auto Strikes Hog Turns Somersault

Miss Marie Hutchinson of Van Nuys and her father C. M. Hutchinson were injured when their car struck a hog on the state highway near Nordhoff. The vehicle somersaulted endwise and rolled into a ditch. radiator and wheel damaged, but injuries not serious.

Marian, Cal Marie Hutchinson van Nuys C. M. Hutchinson Nordhoff Mr. Hutchinson

Pawned Hat for a Bride in Georgia Tale

In Savannah a man named Sam Wilkerton bought a marriage license with his last money. He then pawned his hat for a dollar to pay the minister after marriage, but the couple lacks the certificate as the minister demands another dollar. Cupid wins a bearded tale of thrift and folly.

Georgia Savannah Sam Wilkerton Sam

Man Fights With Jellyfish Near Santa Barbara

G H Wilson, senior partner of Wilson and Schwab auto firm, is hospitalized in critical condition after a life and death struggle with a huge jellyfish four hundred feet from shore near Serena. He fought the creature until reaching land with painful stings and burns. doctors report gradual improvement though morphine was needed for pain.

Santa Barbara Cal G. H. Wilson Cottage Hospital Serena Wilson Wilson & Schwab Automobile Men

Bridegroom Hurt in Calf Wagon Scuffle at Hartford City

Ora Smith twenty one a farmer near Hartford City Ind recently married to Cora Thornburgh broke his leg during a scuffle with friends trying to place him in a calf wagon after the wedding.

Hazers Hartford City Ind Ora Smith Here Cora Thornburgh

Finest Geysers Found in America

The author argues that America hosts the finest geysers, noting three locations for global comparison: Yellowstone Park, Iceland, and New Zealand, with the claim that our own wonders surpass others in quality.

America Yellowstone Park Iceland New Zealand

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