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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
2
A motion picture serial adapted 1918 by Pathe Coppells unmasking secret enemies facing the United States. This dramatic narrative portrays vigilant patriotism, espionage peril, and public peril amid wartime tension.
Major Steele summons Payne to the ambassador’s library where Colonel Dare lies dead, a fresh letter addressed to Payne in the hands of the Granadian ambassador. Pearl and Layne witness a chilling scene as Payne faces a doomed note promising death for the envoy’s country and himself.
Captain Ralph Payne of the U S A is accused of treason after a locket reveals an empty paper and plans of defense missing from his coat. Colonel Dare, shocked, arrests Payne at a ball held for Pearl Dare as the Granada ambassador is found dead and the case unfolds.
Ambassador De Mira is dead by suspected self harm as a secretive investigation is withheld by order of a high official. Major Brent contemplates Bertha Bonn and a lost note after a ballroom scene, while others depart in silence.
Colonel Dare commands secrecy as Major Steele and trusted men escort Pearl to Captain Payne’s quarters. Pearl opens a concealed note from a cant hidden on a clothes tree, revealing a hidden paper while memories of Pearl’s youthful devotion and past entanglements surface as the Wilton mystery deepens.
In this installment Ayala Gina extols carving as an art tied to anatomy. It offers step by step guidance for humane, precise fate of a fowl including pinion fork placement, wing and leg removal, breast slicing, and removing bones, with cautionary humor about mishaps and etiquette.
Australian challenger Les Darcy says he can knock out Brooklyn middleweight champion Mike McCoy to claim the world middleweight crown. McCoy dodges the challenge, preferring to defend his title rather than risk a bout with Darcy. Darcy plans to appear at the Academy of Music in Baltimore for a Saturday matinee and evening show.
Jonathan Savoy, a Virginia native, was held on $6500 bail on each charge after being charged with stealing 13 ducks from Barton Hopkins of Mount Pleasant and 13 steel traps from Frank J. Wilson of the same town. The hearing referenced 13 and 12 as dates and noted Savoy’s 18 letter name. Magistrate Daniel Stevens presided.
The jury in a $5,000 damages suit by Mrs. Annie Hildebrand of Woolboro against Columbus A. Walker of Woolboro awarded $300. The case centers on an alleged false arrest and a day and night Mrs. Hildebrand spent in jail.
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