King of the Khyber Rifles chapter XVII cont
In the Khinjan caverns King awakens in a new room with guides and guards, plotting to escape and rally local Pathans. He learns Yasmini’s plan involves secret desertions, pardons, and a possible alliance with British forces to gain leverage. Bull-with-a-beard grows reckless as Rewa Gunga carries a message toward the Khyber, while Bull’s followers fear exposure and retribution.
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Heaven
Khistan
Lin
Tillis
Yostini
Tim
Rela
Yasmini
Mullal
Muhammad Ani
Muban- Avi
Muhammet
Khinjnn
Heyend Ut
Jin
Orakzal Pathan
Pathan
Rewa Gunga
Khyber
Bull-with-a
Earth
Haklin
Khinjan
The Mullah Tests Ring In A Clash Of Wills In India
The party descends into a sprawling camp where the mullah probes Ring with sharp questions about Agata and his own role. King hides his knowledge as the mullah barks orders, confronts a brutal camp, and prepares to press a warning while tension simmers and a plan to ransom or recruit unfolds.
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Hakim
India
Indie
King
Dueling, Desires, and Dainties in an Odd Ages Tale
Berkshire gentleman William Kenrick leaves estate to his daughter who, at 80, meets a suitor, Benjamin Child, a poor attorney. She challenges him to a duel or marriage, he chooses marriage, and they live happily. Also notes on overeating, dogs saving a boy from a bear, and light vignettes on Irish foreman, cremation rites, Graham flour, and canary care.
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Kite
Ting
Muhammad Anim
Nim
Ingera
Klug
Mukamma Anim
Noor
William Kenrick
Berkshire
Reading
Benjamin Child
Child
Bruno Westerman
St. Paul
Teddy
Carl
Teldy
Bruno
Subway
New York
Sylvester Graham
New England
Northampton
Mass
Ohio Editors Gather in Capital for Annual Convention
Columbus hosts the third annual Ohio City Editors association meeting January 19 and 20, 1918 at Hotel Virginia with the Hooverized banquet, speeches by Gov. Cox and George Creel, and sessions on newspaper wartime roles. Nearly 10,000 soldiers from Camp Sherman to get Christmas leave. 30 percent of officers and men allowed home December 22. Ohio dentists form National Preparedness League to aid drafted men with free dental care.
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Columbus
Ohio City Editors’ Association
Virginia
Columbus Automobile Club
Rose Room
Rose Room, of Hotel Virginia
Franco Croxton
Stite
Newspager
James M. Cox
George Karb
Clyde P. Steen
Association
George Creel
Te Committee On Public Information
Washington
Max B. Gook
St. Louis Republic
Karl Gravey
Claud J. Deigle
Milwaukee Leader
Philip D. Sherman
Oberlin College
George Barba
Columbus Dispatch
A. P. Sandles
Putman County
Sen-ana
Ottawa
John B. Snook
Panting
Ralph H. Keller
Tiffin Tribune
Ie Country
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Eighty-third National Army Division
Ohio Dentists
Cleveland
Ohio
Hollenden
National Preparedness League
W. H. O. McGehee
Ohio League
Buckeye Happenings Briefly Jotted Down
Columbus attorney general rules cities may establish coal yards under home rule. Lorain reports 20 injured in collision near Beach Park. Geneva man Wallace Hodges killed. wife seriously hurt when train hits buggy. Columbus auditor says Ohio laws must be revised or cities may repudiate bonds. Ohio cold wave kills eight and causes many accidents. Youngstown county food committee probes 10 cent beet sugar charge. Canton inspectors gain entry with false pretenses and seize canned goods. Columbus wets accuse board chairman of acting as treasurer. Smallpox spreading per state health board. Painesville J Wright elected president of Lake County Farm Improvement Association. N. C. Frost vice president. Earl Johnson secretary. Authorities note cannot make additional expenditures though income rises by 450,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Youngstown
County Food Committee
Lungs pe Weakened By Hard Colds at CASCARAE
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts struggles with illness and famine, including a Native American encounter, hunger, a harsh farm scene, and a vivid claim of never having eaten bear meat, as reimagined through Dr. Charles A. Fastin’s descriptions.
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Cascarae
Girls as Bell Ringers In Ireland Wartime Morale
Report notes Attle village Longstouk Ireland deploys girls to bell ringing as men join the army. Three to four girls trained by a local lady keep chiming weekdays and Sundays, boosting neighborhood morale though not essential war work. Also mentions a Toledo business oath, a Brit ish boy soldier mascot, and assorted wartime tidbits.
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Attle
Longstouk
Ireland
Hells
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Emilu
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Nikya
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Armel
King's
Creda
Ring
Muhammad Ant
Monah
Marte
Finn
Gungu
Yesmin
I' Dinether Winate
Laro
Uruligh
Khio- Jon
Hornet
Bing Intott
bin Eo Cound
Purhan
Prine
Dros
Pathon
Drescher
Hilla
Pathat
Tirad
Bull-with-e-beard
Abe
Muhammad Amm
Dhey
Tie
Physical Culture Magazine
Alice
Dick Gay
Pearson's Weekly
Seattle
Wash
Zwartkops River
South Africa
Ceed
Capital
Hotel Virginia
Attorney General
Lorain
Lake Shore Electric Limited
Avon Beach & Southern
Beach Park
Geneva
Wallace Hodges
Thompson
Donahey
Canton
H. R. Witter
Seloto Infections Board
State Board of Health
Painesville
Hube
J. Wright
Perry Dairyman
Lake County Farm Inprovement Association
N. C. Frost
Earl Johnson
H. J. Wright
Heads Lake County Improvement Association
Farmer
Grace
Charles A. Fastin
Wilk
AL Senter Agency
Nebraska
Deane
Qld
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Arma
A. S
Germany
Syracuse
Dr. Pierce
Sweden
Spain
IMG
Dean's
J. H. Trueks
Barnard St
Toupee
Town
le Hyaidahe
Buffalo, N.Y
Bowes
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