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Elgin Echo in Elgin, Iowa

28 Feb 1918

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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

3

King of the Khyber Isles A Romance Adventure Chapter XXI

King observes Ismail winning loyalty from his new band and weighs risks as the group schemes a swift night march. The mullah orders women and children left behind until dawn while the men decide to move, and a planned assault on a sentinel tests King’s leadership and daring.

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King Ismail Khinjan Kirog Khyber Sahibs Hakim Tam Yasmid Ismat Muligh Hakimao Ali Masjid All Masjid Caly Klog Temail India Siennie Courtenay Jamrud la Guard Pothans
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Heart of the Hill ends with explosive salvation at Khinjan

King and Yasmini orchestrate a daring trap in Khinjan caves. An arranged escape by the mullah collapses as an earthshake and a flood, sealing the cave and altering the Himalayan conflict. King and Yasmini part with a clandestine vow, while he travels up the Khyber with loyalists toward India.

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Samall Khinjan Caves Khinjun Chis Khinjan India Khyber Pass Khyber Pathan King Ismail Yasmiat Yasmini Asan Khinjao Orakzal Pathan Salaam Orakzal Pathag Otuition Rewa Gunga Sahib Asia Yussuf bin Ali Courtenay Partan Singh
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Inventor Sequoyah and Cherokee Alphabet Creator

A brief account of Sequoyah forerunner of the Cherokee writing system known as the Cherokee alphabet. The text notes his birth as George Guess, son of a white father and a full-blood Native American mother, and describes him as a prominent figure among the Indian race.

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George Guess
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