Wallace in the Jungle at Santiago Finds a Child
Lieutenant Mark Wallace, wounded near Santiago, rescues a grubby orphan girl named Eleanor. As night falls in the jungle, he cares for her while waiting for evacuation, and a bond forms between the injured officer and the child who keeps him company. Major Howard hints at possible adoption as plans to move the girl forward are debated.
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Mark Wallaee
Seventieth
New York Regiment
Santiago
Wallace
Wallaee
Coolnem
Parade Gro
Dot
Reg Mena
Red Cross
Commissariat
Ted
Stuart
Ellen Witx
Lesaly
Wallice
Elinek
Wien
Mark Wallowe
Muller
Tour
Tibet
Eleanor
Bryanos
Linares
Wonennis
Walther
Geler
Elvanor
Santago
Janet
Atte Rogers
Wallner
Emself
Crawford
Leutenant
West Point
Kellerman
Johnson
Man
Howard
Mark
Pugnant
Limores
Wale
Fing
Soames
Crayford
Murray
Texas Tingers
Pennsylvania
Lubely Ac
Wwe
Litte
Inez
Munejor
Reg
Flor
Caid
Mejor Howard
Vale Lace
Charve
Seaner
Ner
Grialy
Holt
Spain
Fourth Liberty Loan A Peace Bond For All States
Secretary McAdoo announces a new Liberty Loan to finance postwar needs as over two million U.S. soldiers serve abroad. With plans to repatriate troops at 200,000 monthly and a need to maintain the army after peace arrives, the nation is urged to invest in the coming loan to unite the country from North to South and East to West.
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McAdoo
Ane
Oink
United
United States
Thernfure
Ita Ancora
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