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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
8
In a Civil War chapter a Union officer masquerades amid Lee’s forces and a fugitive romance unfolds. Wayne flees capture, aided by Jed Bungay, while Edith Brennan’s true identity and a daring escape drive the plot toward Shenandoah and Early’s reinforcements.
A Confederate officer named Wayne, presumed dead, returns to General Lee’s camp in Civil War era gray uniform. He is greeted by Maitland and Lee and set on a field detail with twenty mounted men to scout forage, enemy posts, and guerrilla activity toward the Honeywell and Cowskin valleys, with Jed Bungay as guide.
The narrator recalls a premeditated insult from Brennan that strains their relationship. He insists on personal honor and resolves to settle the matter with a duel. An orderly knocks at dawn seeking Captain Wayne, signaling a tense moment before action.
Fragmentary text describes a humorous remark and a question about a fight drawing laughter. The wording is unclear and cites a vague interaction, with references to a “pure sige” and “saather” that do not resolve into concrete facts or identifiable entities.
Dr Paul Gans the German airman sails for Europe to start a trans Atlantic dirigible voyage from Teneriffe in March He says a relay of German and American warships will mark the route with coordination from Paris Munich and Berlin before the final setup at Teneriffe and Guantanamo Bay.
A Washington Department of Agriculture experiment farm theft case ends with a ten day jail term for a man who admitted taking corn used in plant disease studies. He argued for medical help but was confined and put to work in the chain gang.
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