Brampton and the White Indian Cross Paths in War News
Brampton hurries to Biloxi to warn Bienville amid a web of war plots and travelers. He allies with Jules and Basile Matter, hides Dahlsgaarde, and pursues the English settlement while a hidden past nears exposure. A cliffhanger signals escape toward New Orleans with Claire and Labrador.
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Mississippi
Biloxi
Louisiana
William Brampton
Bienville
Brampton
Joe Labrador
Jules
Basile Matter
Maire
France
Ramptoen
Ger Eant
Paris
Buideath
Orleans
Franceote Bonne
Geath
Damoas the Fox
Damoas
Claire
Joe B Pador
White Indian aids French ally in bayou escape
The narrator secures a pirogue to flee toward Pensacola with a hidden plan involving Mademoiselle Dahlsgsarde. He orders a fellow to guide her to safety while concealing her identity. They evade pursuers, discuss secrecy, and travel by bayou toward New Orleans and beyond as the day breaks over a tense, clandestine escape.
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Damian
Pensacola
Biloxi
Iberville
la Neuvelle Orleans
Monsieur
Tonnerre
New Orleans
la Nouvelle Orleans
Paris
Ronge
Orillant
France
Mademoiselle Dahlsgsarde
Bilox
Bayou
Francois Narbonne
Mademoiselle
Keep an Appointment in the Swamps Near Iittle Bayou
In Chapter V1 the narrator, aided by the Maters, secures a log canoe and slips through the swamp at sundown, evading pursuit from Sieur de Bienville. A dark paddle approaches as a stranger in a canoe calls out and greets the narrator, who learns word has reached la Nouvelle Orléans to watch for him.
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Monsieur
Joe
Labrador
Virginia
Dahisgaarde
France
Mansien Brampton
Tone
Ther
Claire Dahlgaarde
Claire Dahlisgaarde
Biloxi
Seaboard
England
Ittle Bayou St. Jean
Tchoupie
Sieur de Bienville
Jules Matter
Basile
le Page du Pratt
Lake Borgne
St. Lawrence
la Nouvelle Oreang
Suno Items Celebrate New Year Visits and Returns
Mr and Mrs Frank Pavlat and daughter hosted New Year dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs P Hunt and son, and Mrs Hunt Senior from Sidney. Miss Cecil Boggs visited in Kearney then returned. Mrs Ernest Seeger and Mrs D E Dickenson are visiting relatives east and in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Miss Myrtle Anderson returned from Guadalran after vacation.
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John Kucera
Lincoln
J. B. Ruttner
Lodge Pole
Ernest Seeger
Sunol
B. C. Kucera
Sidney
W. W. Craig
O. E. Terry
B. Allington
A. F. Whitmore
Potter
Opal Allington
North Platte
Paviat
Jack Buffington
Crawford
Frank Christensen
Frank Paviat
A. J. Englert
J. W. Webb
Chappell
Ralph Gentry
Suno
Alta
Eldora Bahr
Home Folie
Grace
Una Krueger
Helen Christensen
James Houser
Henry Bahr
Frank Pavlat
P. Hunt
Hunt
Cecil Boggs
Kearney
Bluhm
D. E. Dickenson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Myrtle Anderson
Qguadron
Elders of Greenland and Their Coastal Eggs
The article notes northern elders breed on Greenland and Ellesmere Island coasts. Four thousand eggs may be gathered from one small area in a few hours. The king elder arrives at Etah in Muay with the northern elder and frequents the same coasts.
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Greenland
Ellesmere Island
Etah
Muay
Ideal Golf Course to Fiji
A famed golf course in Fiji is described as nearly covered by a sensitive plant that shrivels at a lock. The course features a distinct line of withered sensitive plants marking the fairway, eliminating lost bats and uncertainty in direction.
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Fiji
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WIU Service
Hugh Pendexter
Hugh Pendester
Marionne
Claire Promper
Pegis
Damoan
Flext
Ohio
Pascagoulas
Halloa
Gulf-Pensacola-the-upper-river
Trav
Isle Au Algie
Dauphine
Julea
Pontchartrain
Sharp Claw
A. D. Rose
Francis
Paul Draper
John Groshans
Vic Knox
L. A. Bancroft
Flower
Vic Dukes
Chas
Cash Scott
Curt Scott
Paul Reiners
Guy Berry Ani Son
Wedley
N. H. Tank
New Years
Walter Greenwek
Joe Reiners
Dalton
Joseph Edwards
Onfford Webster
Lincoln Agricultural School
L. 8
Bancroft
Qir
Ray Berry
Clifton
Guy Berry
Roade
Center
the Devil
Walt
Matter Pere
Elders of
Halli’s
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ino
Canoo
Dhae R
Sana
Torium
Kratz Abstract Co
Earl R. Kratz
Sidney, Nebraska
The
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A. R. Lesueur
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