The Reporter Who Made a Story on the Veldt
A New York Morning Post correspondent hopes for a sensational dispatch as Boer and British lines clash. His rival Marklin competes for the scoop while firefights erupt and Captain Sheridan-Bedford dies after entrusting a final message to the reporter who ultimately uses a risky ruse to secure the costly breakthrough.
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