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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
6
Nadine La Vittes inspires temptation as Drace and Shottle strike a pact aboard a voyage. Drace seeks diversion in deck sports while plotting to find ex-guerrilla Stephen Vitte, blamed for his father’s murder. He vows to hang Vitte, falls for a striking beauty on the boat.
In a ballroom drama, Drace notices a mysterious beauty Nadine la Vitte with her cavalier. Shottle schemes for a fortune, while Boyce pursues Nadine. A staged carriage robbery leads Drace to heroism, earning Nadine’s gratitude and revealing Nadine’s identity as Old Stephos’ daughter. Liberty’s disguise confirms the connection.
In Chapter IV Drace vows to locate the girl and old Stepho while seeking revenge for his father’s murder and the buried money. He plans to question every door in the French quarter, shifts to selective inquiries, and contemplates catching sight of the girl or Boyce at the theater that night.
The statement disputes a misidentification as Libl and asserts authority and rank. Record notes colonel at stake and denial of alias within a public or legal proceeding.
The piece notes Annie Laurie a famous song written by her lover William Douglas of Fingland Scotland around 1700. Annie Laurie later married Mr Fergusson of Craigdarroch. The tune was composed by Lady John Scott.
Senator Sorghum vows tranquil sleep on election night amid the campaign. A campaign assistant wonders about the plan as the night drags on. A dog and boy form a mutual admiration society while neighbors note Bobby's wit. A conceited woman and the older brother thread through the brief scene.
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