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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
3
A poetic tribute by Mabel Earle praises a woodland singer who roams the misty slopes and upland crests. The verse lauds the muse as pure joy, memory without regret, and a steadfast gift to God. It celebrates the singer amid gold clouds, purple twilights, and mountain forests.
In a narrative set at Cafe de la Paix, ONSIEUR BEAUPRE recalls a strangest duel with a madman and recounts his friendship with Captain Mauriac. Dr Churchill, an American physician, runs a private insane asylum near Lyons and fences with foils in a locked salle d armes for his patients and assistants.
The narrator recalls a deadly duel with M. de Laval in a locked fencing room. Dr. Churchill and two attendants burst in as the mad duelist fights to kill. The attacker is captured, and the doctor explains the man’s past linked to a friend’s murder. Separately, Mrs. Owen is named the richest woman after a California court grant of 50 million value land in Mexico.
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