Bride of Battle Chapter X Continued
Ade Kenson confronts Mark Weston as Kellerman’s plot unravels amid war chaos. Hartley disappears, Mark contemplates Hampton’s guilt, and Kellerman offers a fractured apology before danger closes in on the stretcher bearers. A counter raid erupts as Mark defies orders to shield a comrade.
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Ade Kenson
Mark
Kellerman
Weven
Hartley
Ada Kenson
Annette
Monsieur le Soldat
Twortley
Kenson Youn
Washington
Howard
Hampton
Wrenmoor
Cuba
Sparheps
Eleanor
Stretcher Bearers Ready Amid Tense Trench Duty
In Chapter XIII the air carries impending danger as a wiring party and a stealing post party operate from American trenches. Mark serves on duty with three stretcher bearers, a corporal at the dugout door, and the four men rise, two stretchers ready, on warning of a possible call.
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Reveille
Weston
Mark
Weaton
Hartley
Kellerman
Aiittle
O. C
Supply and Transportation Department
Stitt Hartley
Gormam
Trerches
Hig Aldd
Baines
Ines
Beyod
Voniser c
Hercules
Right Feed for Winter Layers From Wheatless Rations to Beef Scraps
Poultry experts urge economical winter feeds for laying stock. Wheatless rations can match wheat-based outputs, with corn oats and beef or fish scrap in mash. Leghorns prove cost-efficient, eating less feed while laying well, though eggs are smaller. Proper housing, ventilation, and scratch balances also boost winter production.
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Amishon
Beef Scrap For Eggs In Winter Feeding Advice
Farmers warned that beef scrap or fish scrap is essential for winter egg supply. A convenient mash uses three parts cornmeal and one part each of wheat bran, wheat middlings, and beef scrap. Skimmed milk or buttermilk can replace beef scrap when scarce, but some scrap should still be fed.
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Gssendale
Towls
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Wallace
War Office
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Hne
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Reds
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