STetc ch 38 more refs
Michael Bailey
mi256118 at ucf.edu
Fri Apr 17 08:43:08 UTC 2026
I look forward to doing these. Hope they get better, though. You know what they say about practice - if you do it loud you'll disturb your neighbors, or something like that.
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"[Dippy] having at the moment just signed on to a scheme hatched and run by U.S. ruling-class elements"
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"my principals"
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-"Which is who again?" Hicks inquires.
"Rich white guys I used to see all the time in that chop house next door to the Union League that Jake Guzik [Al Capone's accountant] worked out of."
Union League Club Chicago - https://ulcc.org/ still around
Chop house next door - St Hubert's Old English Grill
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Alas, doesn't appear to be extant
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A review, from a 1931 book by author John Drury
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/80zhkx028dsm35tscgugc/Shadow-Ticket-links.odt?rlkey=1f1cpcz7ncb2g68ja23rql07i&st=u2snq1gc&dl=0 (link #1)
Got tired of the humongous links - recognize the need: security is important...however, apparently dropbox is whitelisted for p-list - cool cool cool
It's weird you can't just save a web link into Dropbox or Google Drive, that'd be handier.
However, the link above will open a document full of links & they'll be numbered by chapter & within the chapter.
Saint Hubert of Liège (c. 656–727) is primarily renowned for his conversion after seeing a crucifix between a stag's antlers while hunting. As a saint, he is associated with miracles including curing rabies (hydrophobia) via the sign of the cross, exorcising demons, and guiding conversions, making him the patron of hunters, dogs, and metalworkers.
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