The King of the Smugglers Part 6 Opens with Carter Visit
The Treasury Secretary in Washington invites Nick Carter after an impostor misleads a visitor. Carter is asked to help recover a large sum and confronts diamond merchant Jacob Liscom, as agents plan to trap smugglers with a Europe bound stock and a Chicago firm.
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Wash- Angee
Anton
Celf Ax
Nick Carter
Ninney
Nicholas Carter
Wark
Nick
Jacob Liscotb
New York
Europe
Janela Mieke
Tata Hin
Struc Sisah
Guoter Acleme
Din Honda
Chicago
Abe
Fromeh
Nick Carter Plot Thickens In Damaged London Heist Scene
Nick Carter infiltrates a mansion as a detective thread, climbing a tree to spy on Hammond and a masked circle of conspirators. He learns of a planned diamond shipment, internal treachery, and a warning to proceed with caution as the crew plots future raids.
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Neety Drewe
Arete Ee
Lourie
Hammond
Nick
Murrey
Sid
Amaelf
Ube
Dormsr
WE HOYAL NAVY IN TIME OF WAR
An article by Mr. Arnold White in the Pall Mall Magazine extols the Mediterranean Fleet and its Commander in Chief as pivotal to Britain’s security. It argues the fleet’s strength determines trade control and invasion resistance, with vivid contrasts to other state powers and a tale of Turkish governance amidst warlike tension.
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Hla
Tee
Ube
Jim
Mick
Jame Lamcomb
Oman
Margarit Norton
Luscomb
Carter
Lawcomb Gale
United States
Mma
HOYAL
Arnold White
India
Gounell
Channel
Bonpire
Creme
Fool
England
Uorne
A Romantic Incident Recalled From an Old Rest Artist Life
An old fragment recalls Turner the rest artist with a memorial tablet on a wall in the house once called Tha Den. A Birmingham merchant offered 25,000 for Turner’s millet paintings, but Turner resisted and faced a strong rebuke. The article also notes curious items such as dwarf elephants found on an island and a Vienna court case with a lenient 1,800 year sentence.
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Immons
Nohl
Millet
Cas
How It Feels To Be Shot Dangers Of Celluloid
Eye opening account outlines dangers of bullets and gunfire from a wartime field report. It describes shock, pain, and delayed recovery after a gunshot, with vivid but restrained detail and quotes from an officer and witnesses. The piece highlights the unpredictable nature of battle injuries and the abrupt transition from calm to danger.
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