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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
3
Emerson Hough presents a serialized tale of intrigue and exploration. A narrator guides readers through perilous journeys featuring daring escapes, clever puzzles, and atmospheric frontier settings characteristic of early 20th century adventure fiction.
Newspaper woman Kitty Gray finds half of a broken coin in a curio shop and, at her editor’s orders, travels to Gretzhoffen to uncover the inscription’s story. She is followed and uncovers adventures while pursuing the secret of the fragmented coin.
Kitty delivers a sealed packet to King Michael at a grand ball but finds it empty as the missing coin vanishes. Count Frederick calms a growing crowd, while Count Sachie plots to reunite halves of the legendary Gretzhoffen treasure coin. Kitty suspects traitors and departs, planning a rendezvous at Count Sachie's hunting lodge.
Kitty Gray and Roleau tail a mysterious man seen with Count Sachie as they probe Count Frederick’s palace. They confront a silent intruder in Frederick’s bedchamber, seizing him to demand his purpose while pursuing clues about a missing coin half.
At Count Sachio’s hunting lodge Kitty and Roleau hide in a side room as a tangled plot thickens the arriving Rudolph is missing and Count Frederick’s intruder is discovered bound in his private palace. The masthead scene centers on suspicion and hidden observers as plans toward the mysterious coin intensify.
Fragmentary passage notes a quick exit by a group with a gate phrase and cautious departure. Names and clear context are unreadable, leaving only a stray glimpse of hurried movement.
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