Mark Kellerman Confronts Kellerman and War's Toll
In a tense trench scene Captain Mark faces Kellerman about a failed rescue mission and his later confrontation with Colonel Howard and Eleanor. Kellerman accuses him of cowardice as Mark defends his choices, while a shelling roar interrupts the heated exchange, leaving the truth and future unsettled.
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Kellerman
Nyw
Keller
Kell Nam
Play Toon
Mark
D—Osen
Floratin
Captain Mark
Howard
Aga Eleanor
Everost
Santiago
Eleanor
Kel- Korman
Allennee
Coleaus
Min
Coronel
Ole
War Department
Bieatior
Ida
Battle Test of Mark and Eleanor in Village Siege
In a shattered village under heavy shellfire, Mark carries the wounded Colonel Howard toward safety as American troops break a German assault. Eleanor remains beside him amid dust and danger, and the pair endure fevered fighting until a counterattack frees the village and reunites them.
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Ges
Eleanor
Wally Wart
Mark
Henny Asvell
Mark Masood
Lin
Tong
Mark Phenisty
Belog
Nate
Blownor
Blom
Alan
Grenaien Eretien
Baltetlie
Sentra Crone
Gtvel
Pawel Ther
Uae
Eli
Ansiliesies
Mitthenbold
Aveakuelodd
Awarma
Man
Jechonie
Hartley
Westin
Howard Withi Tg
President Signs Bone Dry Measure
President Wilson signed the bone dry measure on Thursday making it law. Prohibition extends until demobilization of American troops and bans intoxicants after June 30, 1919. The act, officially called the similar tom bill, outlines prohibited manufacture and sale rules and anticipates the Sheppard amendment limiting alcohol products.
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Wilson
Lwadocg
Sheppard
Inevnlature convenes at year’s start amid shakes
A garbled notice notes an upcoming assembly and a dice based contest among local figures Crannoy Gard enes and Jorg. It mentions a four year term and political actions in Valley.
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Aoe Wavel
Eitlelal
Colie
Herwveun Sanaiire Crannoy
Gardenes of Afton
Plectina
Tong oFaluet Jorg
Gardner
Crateney
Evanston Man Charles M Mille Killed in France
Evanston native Charles M Mille, born November 5, 1894, died at the front in France after entering military service last July. Survived by his wife and parents, and several brothers and sisters. He was a grandson of Charles Thwhoney of Jackson.
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Fragen
Charles M. Milla
Evanston
Firigham Young Academy
Brake
Hah
France
Mrr
Mille
Ty Nia
Witd Parenta
Food exports vital to postwar world, U S pledges rise
The article urges sharply increased U S food exports to Europe and liberated nations to prevent famine and defend democracy. It notes last year’s 11.82 million tons, plans to raise to 17.5 million, then to 20 million tons, and explains constraints from transport bottlenecks and world shortages. It cites wheat surpluses from American farms and allied supplies, while warning of shortages in pork, fats, and protein feeds.
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Europe
United States
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Australia
Australi
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Hom Reid
Linteo
Caplin
Merthel
Rivavor
Beirut
Barrie
Mierke
Dole
Murh
Loniorwbin
Isaae
America
Aniorton
Russia
Phine
Manrety
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