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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
3
Kitty Gray, a newspaperwoman, discovers a mutilated coin inscription that sparks a chase to Gretzhoffen to uncover a hidden tale. She follows, pursued by officers and aides, as Count Frederick aids her escape while secrets unfold. The suspense builds around the sought Gretzhoffen coin and a perilous pursuit.
In a tense pursuit Blake the renegade leader is captured after role changes and a misfired shot. Roleau escapes custody only to be questioned by the prefect as Blake’s fate hangs on a confession. Kitty Gray and Count Frederick witness the scene and seek resolution at the Hotel de Ville.
Count Frederick of Gretzhoffen stalks Gretzhoffen palace as Cortislaw mobilizes forces. Sachio plots with Ladislaw to recover the coin, claiming a secret half lies under a torture chamber floor. Frederick overhears their scheme and senses a fate decided by treachery and wine fueled schemes.
Frederick and Sachio duel for power amid a maze of passages as Kitty Gray seeks him in the palace. Frederick is imprisoned in the torture chamber, while Cortislaw’s forces close in on Gretzhoffen, revealing a brewing war and a hidden coin secret.
Michael feels urged to act freely as his attendants report a woman waiting to be admitted. The mood is weighty and charged with past burdens as he commands immediate admission. The scene hinges on a pivotal, uncertain encounter that could alter his decisions.
The county treasurer certifies a semi annual report showing overdraft and cash on hand as recorded. On January 13, 1916 the Marion County Board of Supervisors reviews and finds the statement true, signed by J Wilson and chairs W H Allen and John H Templeton.
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