English Pastor Tommy Defies German Judge Over Calypso
Tommy argues with Von Steinveldt in Berlin over passport tricks and an arranged marriage plot involving Calypso. He insists he will marry her himself despite the German official’s scorn, claiming the princess may choose him over the suitor.
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Germany
von Steinveldt
Tommy
Tie
Count Casimir
Casimir
Troyte
Herr Cable
Calypso
Borgeoisie
Pastor
Wladislaws
Passport Theft Plot Behind Berlin Hotel Conspiracy
Casimir and Janet plot to obtain Miss Gisborne’s passport by using Olga the Countess’s housemaid access. Casimir explains how the theft would be executed, while Janet’s scruples waver at the prospect of aiding Lystrian clandestine aims. The pair discuss risks linked to Tommy Norreys and a forged Reverend title on his passport.
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Casimir
Adlon
the Muscotte
Tommy
Janet Church
Lystria
Janet
Norhey
Miss Gisborne
Miss May Gisborne
Heard
British Graves Registration Commission
Lenard
Germany
Europe
Colonel Heard
Gisborne
Fraulein
Miss Gisburne
Kingland
Berlin
Olga
Action Hotel
Colonel
Mrs. Heard
Muscotte
London
Thomas A. Norreys
Inca Adding Machine Unearthed From Knotted Cord
Archaeologists reveal a knotted cord or quipu from a prehistoric tomb in Peru. The sixteen yard cord has 100 knots divided into ten color coded sections representing odd numbers from one to nineteen and even numbers two to twenty, with silver beads for division. The device illustrates decimal counting and rapid calculation in ancient Peru.
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Peru
Montreal Star
The Golden Adder Brings Lystria’s Aid to Von Steinveldt
Casimir pursues Tommy’s release by bribing officials in Berlin. He secures police access, then moves to Von Steinveldt with money, influence, and a royal order. The prince accepts the gifts, agrees to help, and is decorated with Lystria’s Golden Adder as a sign of favor.
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Casimir
Tommy
Prince von Steinveldt
Wladislaus
Norheys
Steinveldt
Lystria
Berlin
Ant
Lystrian
Ike
von Steinveldt
Vorr Steinveldt
Wladislaws
Bank of England
Wladsilaws
Might in the Jungle Lion Dominates Yet Faces Bigger Foes
The lion is described as the jungle's noblest hunter with ferocity famed in fables. It preys on many, including humans. Yet the African buffalo, and at times elephants, can overpower lions and other big predators in the tiger family.
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King Tommy
George A. Birmingham
Bobbs-Merrill Co
W. N. U. Service
Lowmy
Shakespeare
Miss
Birmingua
Procopius Cable
WNN Service
Bobesherrill CA
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