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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1886

Page

6

Even This Shall Pass Away Poem Portrait

A Persian king learns from a ring inscription that all worldly gain, fame, and power fade. As misfortunes strike, he endures pain with patience, and upon his statue in the square he realizes fame decays. A sunbeam on his ring finally answers his question about death.

Persia Samarcand

The Blood-Stained Zouave and the Uniform Mystery

In a war office tale Pere Vidal recalls a captain’s brutal rescue of a girl, a drunk sergeant named Thirsty who shot the captain, and his later honor with the Legion of Honor. Vidal wrestles with whether to denounce the man who killed his commander, now a guarded officer in the Zouaves.

War Office Jean Vidal Vidal Pere Vidal Grenelle Uet Hussars Sto Pere Vidal Melegnano Boulevard de Grenelle Austria Italy Thirsty Bricourt Plutarch Gentile Regiment of Zouaves Guard Legion of Honor Pete Zouaves

Distressing Drummer Tale On The Western Railway

A traveling salesman Charley recounts life on the road and a comic yet tense encounter with a Chicago sample line, Billy Jackson, in Effingham Illinois. A wandering drummer recalls a flirtation gone awkward and a potential danger with an asylum clerk nearby.

Charley Billy Jackson Chicago Inllinois Billy Daisy Gi Scott Bie Dea James

Dilapidated gravemark in Hughenden churchyard

London Truth notes a ruined grave with a broken iron railing in Hughenden churchyard. It laments the neglected plot where the remains of Lord Beaconsfield lie beneath the curb and decay.

Hughenden London Lord Beaconsfield

Prince George of Wales Engages in Yachting Races And Ball Attendance

The young royal participates in yacht races and social events while pursuing a torpedo gunnery course. He is slated to become flag lieutenant to the Duke of Edinburgh. King Humbert of Italy is described as three years old with a serious, courteous demeanor and an interest in his son’s education.

Charley Prince George of Wales Goodwood Ten Cle Humbert Italy

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