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Work and Win No. 894: Fred Fearnot and the Kaiser
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Work and Win No. 894: Fred Fearnot and the Kaiser

· January 21, 1916

# Fred Fearnot and the Kaiser

This issue features "Fred Fearnot and the Kaiser; Or, In the Royal Palace at Berlin" by Hal Standish, an adventure serial following American protagonist Fred Fearnot and his musical party touring Vienna. The narrative centers on their reception by European royalty after Fred's performance of a "nightingale song"—a vocal piece of his own composition featuring bird imitations—alongside opera star Mme. Cortini. After singing before the Austrian Emperor, who mistakes Fred's ventriloquism for professional talent, Mme. Cortini receives a diamond ring valued at one thousand dollars. The story details Fred's party's subsequent attendance at an opera performance, where they attract widespread attention from Viennese society. The Prince and Princess Metternich visit their box, displaying unusual cordiality toward the untitled Americans. The Princess invites the entire party to luncheon at Schoenbrunn Castle, intrigued by Fred's literary accomplishments and the group's musical cultivation.

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Date
January 21, 1916
Rights
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