The Story Chapter I to V in France Front Lines
Sergeant Eadie and Darcy discharge, deserted hospital life, secure bread and jam, rejoin their unit in France. They endure fatigue and hunger, attack German positions, and suffer heavy losses including Jake. Eadie survives a perilous recon, helps lay wires, and fights in a sunken road, where Jake dies and Eadie rallies to repel the enemy.
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Eadie
Darcy
France
Ecome
Severatyinth Field Artillery
Vaucouleurs
Toul
Wadle
Adia
Jake
Jakes Nally
Connor
MacLeod
Fadie
Eadie Sticks to Gun Pit and Breaks German Attack
In the Meuse area a wounded Eadie and his comrades face a German push. He rallies, salvages a Maxim from a hole, uses grenades and a hidden steam-cooled tube to locate and fire, repelling the assault as night falls and an American counterattack nears.
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Eadie
Adolph
Imap
Eadle
Thomas
Doc Jupson
Red Cross
Medical Corps
Endle
Meuse
Jake
Sadie
Eudle
Ham
Madie
Barre O
Hum
Jerry
Eddie
Madle
Rich Osages Keep Old Funeral Rites
Rich Osages keep a traditional Osage funeral featuring feasting and mourning. After death, relatives stay with the body in the lodge, the coffin center stage, and mourners chant while a painter marks lines on the face. On burial day the body sits, messages are whispered to relatives, and a feast follows with beef and other foods funded by the deceased’s estate.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Hope's Beacon Rainbow of Love Shines Through Tears
A reflective piece celebrates a rainbow born of love that emerges from sorrow, describing it as the brightest sight the world has seen and a beacon amid grief.
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George H.doran Company
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W. J. Romersa
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Leggat Hotel
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