Three Little Princesses Chapter IV Morning Camp
In a long morning scene Alexandra Dagmar and Adelina wake amid a camp of children and animals. Dagmar interacts with peers and a bold girl named Hollie while adventures and mischief loom as they explore the grounds and encounter a herd of Khare cattle on the hillside.
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Eiria
Dagmar
Abelina
Storina
Alexandra
Adeluna
Adelina
Eif
Wena
Ciy
Moncaiou
Dewi
Dagmar Deuce
Te Wits
Eller
Cngrmae
Alesan- Oran
Alwaug
Eminatiog
Weettines
Abesartr
Khare
Lew Elie
Vaoe
Tagear
Alexerira
Dugennr
Thyza
Leena Min
Yury
Cand Jenaan
Islan
Emia
Yuomaon
Bist
Mary
Belonna
Als
Howwry Ly Gna
Bre
Trolls and elf-kin escort Dagmar to ancient castle
Dagmar and companions follow Alexandra Thyra and Jensen toward a ruined Viking castle amid bleak dunes and sea spray. Trolls, a red haired girl, and weary musicians march behind as a royal train bearer prepares for a mysterious arrival at the desolate coastal stronghold.
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Epinane
Toalare
Jofiir “Kegin
Lugmar
Ant
Alexandra
Dagmar
Suleoms Lund
Babes With Golden Spoons and Infant Millionaires
A feature on rich infants in New York, detailing heirs and fortunes. Notable names include J Hooker Ham Marlborough and Vanderbilt descendants, Astor William Vincent Astor, and Edwin Gould Jr. Discusses expected wealth, family lineages, and lavish upbringings in the city’s nursery.
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New York
Metropolis
J. Hooker Ham
Marlborough
William H. Vanderbilt
William Jay Scheiffelin
Scheffelin
Louise Shepard
Vanderbilt
Vandervilts
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fortune
Chiece
Migs Crawford
Mrs. Crawford
South
Washington Square
Harry le Grand Cannon
Swelldon
Misa Elizabeth Thompson
Detroit
Brush
Electrical
William
Ida Willing
Philadelphia
Rhinehed-pnether Hudson
Astors
Edwin Gould, Jr
Jay Gould
Hig von Edwin
I Sarah Cantine Shrady
Shiloh Appomattox Memory Park Plan Moves Forward
Historical note on Shiloh and Appomattox anniversaries recounts Civil War battles and the movement to create a national park at the Appomattox site. Describes a proposed federal and state collaboration, planned monuments, landscape design by top designers, and forthcoming dedication ceremonies with delegates from many states. Includes background on the Shiloh battlefield, reunion efforts, and the growth of a network of Civil War parks.
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Grant
Lee
Lincoln
Shiloh
Appomattox
Tennessee
Halleck
Lew Wallace
Crump
Pittsburg Landing
Buell
Sher- Tan
Tina
War Department
Henderson
Jaws
Ohio
Mississippi
Gettysburg
Chicamanga
Mona
Indiana
Kentucky
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Minnesota
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentuc
Louisiana
Texas
Asa
Gie
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South
McLean Grounds
Col. Marshall
McLean House
Grand Army
Congress
Secason
Grounia
Chickamauga
Antietam
Comte
Paris
Nake
Chartres
Prince of
Joinville
MacClellan
Army of the Potomac
John Jacob Astor
Count von Hammerstein
Philippi
Philadelphia
Hmself
France
Waa
Comte de Chambourd
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Little Princesses
Coneright
Mma
Thes
Jensen
Thay
Thyra
Dani
Ervid Dagmar
Toked
Antem
Christian
Kaspad Dagmar
Shiloh and
Appomattox Park
Wey
Hamburg
Savannah
Plitaburg Landing
Shitoh Church
Westieralin
Eraley
Louis Hamersley
Duchess of
Hooker Hamersley
Miss Chisholm
Hamersley
Newport
Wiliams
Chemical National Bank
Louis Hanersley
Hookeray
Foctuns
Nurhess
Theodore A. Havereyer
Theodore Havemeyer
Westchester County
Richmond
Aptomattox
Lucie Faure
Dubb
Forester
M. Pant Deweher
Chamber of Dep
Faure
Belonna Hhatayep
Jackson
Parie
Chambourd
Versaillon
Count de Chambourd
Franco
Cnitica
Fraser
Lmpise
Comce
Induve
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Republic
Tha P
Iwihe
Iisperas
Salen
Bagrarund
Prentis
Babies Astor
Edwin Gould
Mammekaley Ani Cannon
Tittsburg Landing
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