The Hidden Clavette Plot Revealed In Duel Night
An evening ballroom drama unfolds among diplomats and spies as Captain Paradis clashes with Count von Lindorf over a dangerous secret the clavette hidden in a famous French artillery weapon. The Crown Prince intervenes, a duel ends in Paradis’s favor, and the true secret of the weapon is safeguarded while Fraulein Wedenkampf faces heartbreak.
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Flerr von Jagow
Foreign Office
Paradis
Boescha Gratissima
France
Ren Lindort
Ebe
Herr von Jagow
von Dragon
Paradisch
Count von Lindorfs
von Lindorf
Captain Paradis
Count von Lindorf
Herr von Jazow
Count von Dethmann- Hollweg
Louis Weisknopf
International War Syndicate
Towa
Oust von Lindorf
Welsknopf
Himeetf
Fraulein Wedenkampf
Rairing
His Highness
von Lindort
Hegan
Prince Frederick Willliam
Monsieur le Capitaine
Embasey
von Lindors
Herr Graf
von Linderf
Fraulein Wedenkamp
Tein Fraulein
Foreign Secretary
Welsknopt
Germany
Count von Lindarts
Aig
Berlin
Hrugge
Count von Lindort
Stimy
Crown Prince
von Lin
Xen Demas
Dijon
Paris
Paradishan
Weisknopf
Stam
Potedam
von Retzow
Mr. X
Tam
Brugie
Ufter
Yoo Lindort
Pasadis
Herlin
von Linioff
Sam
Lim
Herr Emmerich
Foundry
Welexnopf
Mein Herr
Andreisknopf
Emmerich
Graf
Wedenkampf Works
Herr Wels
Knopt
Ste
Fraulein
Fragtein Wedenkarmpf
Herr Grat
Russian Imperial Orders of St Anne Stanislaus and George
The orders of St Anne St Stanislaus and St George are described as Russian knighthoods. St Anne founded by Duke Karl Frederick of Holstein Gottorp, adopted 1797 by Emperor Paul in Petrograd, four classes. St Stanislaus created by Stanislaus Augustus Poniatowski in 1765, adopted 1831. St George founded by Empress Catherine in 1769 for land and sea service, four classes plus a 1867 fifth class for NCOs. badge features white cross gold border red medallion showing St George slaying the dragon, ribbon orange with three black stripes.
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Charles Frederick
Duke of
Holstein-Gottorp
Anne Petrovna
Peter the Great
Russia
Petrograd
Paul
St. Stanislaus
Stanislaus Augustus Poniatowski
Poland
St. George
Red Shirt of Italy
The red shirt evolved from necessity rather than spectacle, with English Admiral Ingram noting the initial aim to economize clothing for Garibaldi's operations. A tradesman's offer to supply cheap red woolen shirts was quickly accepted, and the garment came to symbolize the Italian liberation spirit despite early practical motives.
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Italy
Europe
Garibaldi
Ingram
Synbol
Legion
Vesusius Eruption Recalled In Familiar Dialogue
A dialogic fragment recalls Vesusius eruption with a character noting prior exposure. The exchange hints at repeated familiarity with dramatic natural events and the speaker’s blasé attitude toward spectacular imagery. The snippet emphasizes perception over novelty.
Rough on Hubby Parrot Swears at Mistress Yet Shows Almost Human Intelligence
A quirky item reports a parrot loudly cursing at its owner while astonishing observers with behaviors and problem solving that suggest high intelligence. The piece notes near humanlike comprehension and habla of phrases.
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Mr T
When Women Get Ballot Hubby Question Sparks Debate
Fragmentary wartime column notes social friction as women gain ballots and husbands face questions about voting choices. The snippet hints at domestic scrutiny and evolving suffrage norms amid public discourse.
Prophet Tommy Says "I Told You So" Recounted
Sunday School superintendent Tommy is described as the man who insists on saying I told you so. The remark highlights his habit of predicting outcomes and asserting past correctness.
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Tommy
Blunt editor swipes at staff sales and friends
Blunt banter between an editor and a friend about not selling old staff. The exchange hints at newsroom humor and familiar backstage gags without naming people or places.
Wild goose chase warned before game shoot
A reader quote warns that the planned game shooting effort is a wild goose chase. The speaker asserts prior prediction of failure and urges reconsideration of the venture.
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