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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
3
A serialized romance by Victor Rousseau about American soldiers in France during World War I. The narrative follows a young couple amid battlefield duty, loyalty, and wartime romance as they navigate danger and separation.
In a tangled wartime saga, Lieut Mark Wallace discovers a dead man and a girl in the jungle. He shelters the child at a hospital and vows adoption as Major Howard reveals the dead man Hampton betrayed secrets to an international gang. Years later Eleanor, now grown, may marry Wallace while old loyalties and past loves resurface.
Mark trails a wary tramp to a Washington doorway where Kellerman aids a wounded man, revealing a tense scene with Mrs. Kenson and a casino link. Hartley, a battered fugitive, explains his aim to reconnect with a past patroness in the capital.
Hartley accepts Mark's warnings and hidden motives as he remains silent through instructions. He contemplates Eleanor's movement and the potential danger, while Mark offers trust and safeguards. Hartley vanishes at dawn, leaving clues behind, as Wallace confronts Major Kelferman's elusive influence and a looming crisis.
Professor Stephen H Bush of University of Town is cited twice for bravery in France since January, for his YMCA work with Moroccan divisions. French devotion to Bush and other YMCA workers boosts American esteem through contact. A separate scene shows tension over leaks and trust as officers debate duty and loyalty amid war duties.
Excerpts recount armored car actions in a desert raid with camels and Turkish gunners, plus notes on coal’s changing status in Britain. Mentioned are Sollum, Aziza, and Senussi campaigns, along with a quip about ash hoppers and old rural schooling by lantern light.
A roundup from Ohio reports anniversaries, accidents, suicides, arrests and political shifts. Henry Wlesh of Piqua marks 56 years of marriage. A mail clerk at Statler Hotel Cleveland dies after a six floor elevator fall. A rural carrier near Anna Shelby county shoots himself amid war and demobilization notes. Multiple incidents, including accidents, drownings, and a range of political and public safety updates, fill the state briefing.
Gen John J Pershing rode through Paris as a cheering crowd surged along Rue Rivoli to Place de la Concorde. A French girl waved flags and cried Pershing's name while children pressed forward to shake his hand. The scene stretched along the Champs Elysees toward the Arc de Triomphe as thousands cheered and waved flags.
The dispatch notes a New Zealand hardware shortage and strong rope demand in Kings Lion Zamatea, with shipbuilding slowing in Norway and Sweden negotiating 4000 tons for completed vessels. It cites coal waste, rail capital, Portugal war profits tax, rising Australian clothing wool imports, and a shift of labor to salvage depots in France.
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