BrideyBattle Chapter I Army Mystery At Jungle Camp
Lieutenant Wallace discovers a dead man identified as Hampton, a traitor linked to past leaks. Major Howard proposes adopting the dead man’s child to absolve guilt, while Wallace insists on keeping her, under harsh constraints. A tense patrol ends with a night intrusion thwarted outside the camp, leaving questions about Hampton’s fate.
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Mark Wallace
United States
Battle of
Bantiago
Howard
Dineelf
Wallace
Spain
Hampton
Johnson
Major Howard
Santiage
America
Ile
Oman
Cuba
Wallage
Willige
Mohulpition
Kellerman
Mien LE
Mampton
Mitte
Tilda Morshein
Wimpten
Uilngs
Ines
War Office
Wilhice
Mar
Sul
The
Seventieth
Providence
Lodo
Blackitch
Mark
Ion Tho
Halt
Fragmented verse about Kaiser and rebels in hell
A garbled historical text features Vig Sparks debating Kaiser and loyalty, imagining resignation to prevent paydown, fearing mutiny among his soldiers, and insisting that the Kaiser cannot enter and corrupt the place, while condemning murderers and cranks and praising self respect.
Carrollton Notes from Camp McLellan and Local News
Carrollton news notes reveal Newt Ballard family visiting, influenza quarantine at Camp McLellan altering plans, and local letters from residents. Obituary details for Olin Lee Bink and widowed Addie noted, with community greetings from Mary Windlow and J. W. Baskin.
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Dene Free Press
Newt Ballard
Virginia
Wile Knth Newton
James Woodrow
Camp McLellan
Bettie Johnson
Saturdas
Allen Barnes
Childre
Uix
George Caldwell
Miss Eunice
Paul Caldwell
U.S. Navy
Carroll Free Press
Newt Yallard
Virgie
Carrollton
Anniston
Jack Frost
J. Wycot
Olin Lee Bink
Addie
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