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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1929

Page

5

Story Chapter I of a hidden world treasure tale

A damaged text outlines a tale set in New York featuring war veteran Chewbs Eullah and an uncle's mysterious will. Jack and Hush pursue a London to Constantinople treasure hidden within a palace, aided by a crew of friends and a network of foreigners. They uncover secret Rodin documents locating the treasure, face a rival, and race toward a perilous voyage.

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The Road to Stamboul Chapter Seven Dress and Escape

In a plan led by Wasse Mikull Nikka contemplates leaving with a band of thieves to Stamboul. They prepare disguises and weapons, trading tribal abuses for a chance to join Trigane’s camp. A youth and a gypsy chief discuss Nikka’s future, while a new edition of himself travels with bundles of clothing and a knife, hinting at an imminent flight and confrontation.

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Gypsy trek through historic Constantinople to elusive treasure

The narrator and Gypsy locals journey from a Balkan caravan to Constantinople, entering the ancient city’s crowded quarters. They seek the Envoleon treasure, guided by Nikka and Wasso Mikak, planning to approach the Sokert Masters district and the famed Tekalim house while avoiding notice from Hugh, Watkins, and Vernon King.

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Society Notes on Hosts and Club Gatherings in Town

A string of society items details Mrs. Macveaugh, Mrs. Jeffrey, Miss Henderson, and many local clubs hosting meetings, bridge scores, picnics, and programs. June events include the Happy Hour club at Mrs. Macveaugh’s east of town, the Washinship Farm Bureau at Glendale, and numerous Rotary and 4H activities with refreshments, elections, and demonstrations.

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Community group notices and church meeting schedule

The Odd Fellows and Rebekah Memorial service will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the O C F nail. The service will be conducted by the Rebekane and Rev. Telford. The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church at West Chester will meet Wednesday June 12th in the church parlors with setting committee members named. The Shalom Group S. B. class of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Hill Tuesday June 11th at 2:30. The Prairie Flower Mission will meet Thursday afternoon June 13 with hostesses and committees listed. The Daughters of the Union Veterans will meet Monday at 7:30. West Chester Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday June 11. The Pilotsburg Ladies Aid society will have an ice cream and strawberry social Tuesday night June 11 at the church. The Sisterhood class of the Sunday school will meet Tuesday June 11 at 6:00. The Women’s Missionary society of the Reformed Presbyterian church will have a birthday party Tuesday June 11 at Mrs. Harry Dyke’s home. The Pansy club meets Wednesday June 12 at Mrs. Charles Palmer’s home. The Damascus Shrine will Kensington Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. Fred Reid’s home with Red Cross work and a program. Refreshments will be provided by Mrs. Will Harwood’s committee.

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