Riders chase through fire belt with a hunted urgency
Siletz and Poppy Ordway race through blackened hills as a wildfire closes in. A horse falls injuring Landry, and Siletz declares she must kill a living thing to secure a new life while Poppy clings to danger and a looming choice.
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Biletz
Landry
Poppy
Siletz
Liletz
Lonesome
Poppy Ordway
Bilett
Black Bolt
Fire Belt
Poppy “Ordway
Nesor
Coosnah
Long Siletz
Sandry
Sign of the Siletz Ends In Tense Funeral Scene
Poppy Otway stops Hampden from a murder during a bloody confrontation as Sandry tends the wounded Preacher. Kahwanna, the Siletz woman, receives forgiveness from the old man while hidden danger looms with smoke and danger rising on the hills. The chapter closes with the Preacher recalling a long vanished bond and a past marriage vow.
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Poppy Otway
Hampden
Randy
Sandry
Sandy
S Lotz
Ordway
Landry
Siletz
Kahwanna
Palsted
Rahwanna
Bnets
Kolawmie
Kolanmie
Goft-Ayed
When The Amateurs Appear In A Charity Hamlet
An amateur charity performance ends in farce as Horatio falters on stage. Stage fright grips the timid actor and causes a chain of slips including Marcellus missing cues. The prompter's cue to speak longer triggers Horatio to misinterpret the wings' whispers.
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Hamlet
Horatio
Marcellus
Be It Ever So Humble
Fragment from Collier's Weekly recounts a Savannah black musician in London and a Georgia man in Kansas City seeking home. A Southern bystander challenges him as he and Americans press the American consulate, while the musician quips about hunger and pork chops back home.
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Europe
Savannah
London
Jury Clears Driver Over Damages From Cow Collision
A Portland Dispatch item reports a jury in Judge Gatens' court ruled the automobile driver at fault for injuring a cow, awarding Emil Alt $100. August Sempert claimed ignorance of the Hawthorne bridge acting as a pasture, but the jury rejected his defense.
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Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Auto Fees Fund Major Road Work in 1915
A U S Department of Agriculture report shows 16 213 387 dollars of 1915 auto registration and license fees were spent on building and maintaining county and state roads. Nearly 2.3 million miles of rural roads support a broad pattern of fee use and state highway funding across the United States. The piece highlights state variations, New York leading in registrations, and Texas considering a highway commission for federal aid.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York
United States
Nevada
New Jersey
Alabama
Vermont
Minnesota
Union
New York State
California
Pennsylvania
Highway Commission
Texas
State Highway Commission
Road paving urged to cut farm transport costs
A farmer argues that building better roads will reduce expenses for moving produce from the farm to market. He stresses that improving transportation infrastructure is the best way to cut costs and boost efficiency for agricultural operations.
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TH Birman T GY
Mead
Filetz
Dillingworth
Walter Landry
Hanner
Yellow Pines
Miss . Ordway
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