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Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania

24 Sep 1908

Page 6

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Warren Mail

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Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

6

The Montenegrin Gambler and the Treherne Sisters

In Monte Carlo a roguish English captain known as Drummond and the two Misses Treherne brook a half million francs in a high stakes roulette spree. They win huge sums then vanish with forged notes, leaving the Casino approximately 300000 francs in losses while Drummond remains a loyal if exhausted companion to the tale.

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A Sailor’s Whimsical Fourth Of July Adventure

G A Thompson recounts a chaotic yet humorous sea voyage with a regimental crew sent to row a transport to shore. The crew humorously bungles waves and tides, slips past a fleet of battleships, and returns to the transport with a frustrated staff officer expressing disbelief at their misadventure.

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Buried War Flour Found Beneath Manassas Street

Workmen grading Main Street, Manassas Virginia, uncovered a subterranean cavity ten feet deep? or three feet? with a trench containing barrels of flour hidden from Union forces during Confederate evacuation. Officials also found barrel staves and a white substance resembling decayed flour amid the dig.

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