Police Sergeant Pursues Pelly and a Mystery Girl Across Trails
Lee Anderson, sergeant of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, is sent to Stony Range to arrest murder suspect Pelly who is said to have found a gold mine and gone missing. He protects a hotel girl, follows to Liston Lake, faces attackers Shorty and Pierre, and ends with Estelle aiding his escape after a hill ambush and a dislocated knee.
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Lee Anderson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stony Range
Pelly
Hoe
Jim Rathway
Little Falla
Plarro
Shorty
Anderson
Liston Lake
Jim
Tyctor
Pierre
Pierra
Bhotty
Siston Lake
Rathway
Estelle
Kirl
Desperate Escape on a Wounded Island Chase
Lee hides the unconscious girl in thick brush as York boat searches the island. He ambushes four men, seizes their weapons, and, despite a chest wound, hauls the girl a perilous mile through forest toward a distant shore while the pursuing Free Traders tighten the noose.
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Lee
Rathway
York
Fcross
Leo
Pierre
Ruffan
Shorty
Lée
Rofilan
Tie
Death of London Zoo Rhino Peter Ends Noted Savage Legend
Peter the two and a half ton rhino once housed in the elephant enclosure at London Zoo has died. Keeper Church recalled his savage, moody nature and wartime like bursts toward humans, with odd mutterings about Africa and freedom. After years of fear and fascination, the animal grew quiet and passed away.
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Peter
Éton
Elephant House
Zoological Gardens
London
Church
Pope
Rerio
Buck
Night Trial of Lee to Save the Girl in Wilderness
Lee endures a brutal night to protect the injured Estelle and recover the camp pack. Dawn finds him battling fatigue to retrieve supplies and build a shelter as Estelle awakens, questioning trust and danger as Rathway's past shadows loom.
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Lee
Rathway
Estelle
Forlorn Couple Faces Uncertain Next Step
A distressed couple struggles as a girl's delirious utterances threaten their planned motion. The scene suggests mounting confusion and a need for decisive action to resolve the situation.
Paris Opera Singers Highlight Currency's Role
A fragmentary note contrasts two Parisian opera singers from a decade ago with economists who explain how money drives commerce. The piece hints at financial currents shaping culture while leaving many specifics unreadable.
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Suuruy
S. Sie
Naseline
Pat
Orf
Celine
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
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N. Y
Beecham
N. Yu
Barmaay
N.J
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