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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
6
In a Birmingham chapter continuation Tommy, Janet, and Casimir navigate a tense scene with a German visitor. Misunderstandings arise from language barriers as Tommy misreads German phrases while Casimir quotes poetry and Janet defends Germans, revealing tensions and humor amid the stalled negotiations.
In a Sher rill Ca hotel corridor Tommy confronts Casimir a dapper hotel thief attempting to enter a private room. Tommy blocks the doorway and warns that his money lies on the table, then shuts the door decisively ending the ploy.
Tommy steps from the elevator into Berlin’s great hotel hall. He abandons his clerical stock and muses on sightseeing as Casimir presses him toward the Mascotte night scene, while Janet Church clashes with a third secretary over a passport in the dim telephone box.
In London the tale centers on Lord Norheys who is groomed to marry Princess Calypso to place a king on Lystria’s throne. Procopitus Cable seeks Lystrian oil for England, while Norheys loves Viola Temple. Janet Church travels to Berlin as other figures maneuver for passports and power. Casimir appears as a mystery man in the Adlon hotel.
A weary man enters a workmen’s shanty with a red tin can, claims powder blew his self up, and sets the can on the stove igniting a panic that leads to his disappearance along with others’ dinners. It notes 150 years since America’s first bottle glass factory started in Glassboro, New Jersey.
Janet Church reveals Casimir is suspected of royalist plotting while Tommy denies ties to either Casimir or the embassy official. In a tense Berlin hotel hall, Janet presses for silence as rumors spread from waiter chatter to diplomatic whispers.
Tommy, a naïve curate, agrees to an evening introduction to Count Casimir at the Mascotte in Berlin. Janet Church pursues a scheme to meet the conspiratorial Casimir, seek Lystria access, and unite Christian churches, while Tommy contends with doubt and restraint as they navigate a world of intrigue and hidden agendas.
In a tangled Paris Berlin scene Casimir, a hotel thief, clashes with Tommy over access to a room at the Mascotte while Janet Church appears. Procopius Cable hints at oil riches for English church dignitaries as Uncle Bill and deposed monarch figure in the background.
The article notes Edmond Hoyle, born 1672 in England, as a famed authority on games. He wrote rules for whist and gave lessons, with his name becoming a proverb for fair play according to established rules. Hoyle died in London in 1769.
A London Belgravia church long unused was purchased by a local woman. She obtained possession at a public auction and is converting the building into a residence.
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