Treasure of a Yacht Dreamed Return to Paris
The Duc de Tremont forecasts sailing back with Sabron aboard his yacht after Sabron’s health improves from illness. Tremont plans to introduce Sabron to Madame de la Maine, his fiancée, and hints at a tale to tell when they reach Paris about their voyage and the captain’s distinguished status.
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Duc de Tremont
Waval'y
Sabro
Robert
Marquise d’Esclignac
Comtesse de la Maire
Miss Redmond
Sabton
Orient
Tremont
Sabron
Babron
Vieux
Paris
Madame de la Maine
Bea
le Comte de Babron
Brunet
Monsieur le Capitaine
Etquette
Monsieur la Capitaine
Monsieur le Colonel
Bruget
Sab- Ton
Pitchoune
Marquise d'Eselignac
Valor In Retrospect In May a young officer and two women meet
In a sunlit May scene near a grand avenue Pitchorne a proud African veteran dog and Sabron the captain share a peaceful moment. Sabron greets Miss Redmond and the Marquise d Eclignac as they converse while Pitchorne’s playful chase and trophy bringing lightens the mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitchoune
Sabron
Ben Medinet
Pytchoune
Ministry of War
Pilchorne
Pitchorne
Marquise d'Eaclignac
Monsieur le Capitaine
Sxbron
Miss Redmond
Africa
Redmond
Marquise d'Isclignac
Marquise
l'Enclignac
Julia
Sabron Returns Home to Love and Normandy Dreams
In a spring-time wedding mood, Sabron and Julia Redmond deepen their bond after his miraculous return from captivity. He shares his Normandy home, apple orchards, and future life, pledging love and a planned spring wedding while Pitchoune the dog silently completes the family picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babron
Pitchoune
Sabron
Julia Redmond
Julia
Diana
Mademoiselle
Normandy
Tia
Blak
Brunet
Charles
Pitchounea
Louis XIII
Pitshorne
France
Dickinson Odd Fellows Celebrate Anniversary in City
Dickinson, II April 28. The Odd Fellow movement’s strength and loyalty were shown as visitors crowded in for the anniversary. Afternoon speeches by Leslie A. Simpson T H Pugh and Rev Charles Mutahnick, Belfield. Evening banquet and dance featured 100 couples and a male quartet encore.
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Dickinson
Biks
Leslie A. Simpson
T. H. Pugh
Charles Mutahnick
Belfield
J. W. Jessen
W. J. Orchard
Jay Reed
J. L. Hughes
Judge Fisk Refuses Recovery On Fraudulent Notes
In Schafter North Dakota April 28 Judge Fisk ruled against The Commerce Trust Company in a case to recover balance on notes sold by McLaughlin Brothers of Kansas City. He held the notes procured by fraud, that the seller’s agent committed a misdemeanor, and that the notes were not enforceable in the hands of McLaughlin Brothers nor a purchaser in due course.
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Schafter
N. D
Fisk
Mrs Harrod’s Stomach Trouble Relief From Tablets
Mia Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana shares that years of stomach heaviness and pain ended after trying Chamberlain's Tablets. She bought a bottle at Siegfried Pharmacy and received immediate relief after meals. The note highlights temporary relief before this remedy.
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Mia
Linda Harrod
Fort Wayne
Ind
Siegfried Pharmacy
Local Ladies Host Afternoon Sewing and Lunch
Mrs. Sarah Goodwin hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at 410 Second Street with Mrs. Otto Chilberg and Mrs. E. M. Herald among the guests. Sewing and visiting filled the time before a delicious lunch was served.
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Sarah Goodwin
Otto Chilberg
E. M. Herald
Goodwin
Second Street
Minnesota Teacher Visits Bordulac Colleague
Miss Sara Haines of Payneaville Minnesota visits Miss Mary Hudson this week both linked to Bordulac. Haines attends the educational association and will form an Over Sunday visitor with Miss Hudson.
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Sara Haines
Payneaville
Minn
Mary Hudson
Miss Haines
Bordulac
Educational Association
Miss Hudson
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