Music Mountain Entanglements and a Desert Pursuit
In late November at Calabasas and Music Mountain, Jeffries, De Spain, and allies navigate Nan’s plea for truth against Duke and Pardaloe’s revelations. De Spain trails Page toward the gap, guesses at ambushes, and weighs vengeance as a brown curtain rises on the northern horizon.
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Jeffries
de Spain
Nan
Uncle Duke
Sassoon
Henry
Gale
Pard-aloe
Henry de Spain
Duke
Calabasas
Jeff
Music Mountain
Sleepy Cat
Cat
John Lefever
Scott
Lbe
McAlpin
Gale Morgan
Sandusky
Lefever
Bob
Bull
Canny McAlpin
Page
Spain
Pardaloe
Pate
De Spain Rescues Nan Amidst Desert Snowstorm
In a brutal blizzard De Spain tracks Nan and Duke Morgan across the desert as they flee Calabasas. After a dangerous chase, De Spain finally reaches Nan, finding her trapped but alive in the storm and carrying her to safety.
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de Spain
Lady Jane
Bull Page
McAlpin
Henry
Bob Scott
Jim
Spain
MecAlpin
Page
Calabasas Trail
Nan
Jane
Cat
Duke Morgan
The Truth Chapter Ends Amid Snow and Showdown
In a brutal winter confrontation, De Spain offers aid to the wounded Nan as Duke Morgan faces the marshal in a deadly standoff. The old outlaw refuses comfort, steel in his gaze, while De Spain demands a final reckoning once Nan is safe. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Spain
Duke
Spain
Espionage Bill Passed by Senate Conference Action
The espionage bill advances after Senate vote and moves to a conference committee for reconciliation. Key lawmakers push for stronger penalties and broader surveillance provisions while addressing civil liberties concerns. Proceeding steps include House review and potential amendments before final passage.
Senate Passes Broad Espionage Bill Amid Censorship Battle
After weeks of debate the Senate approved the administration espionage package by 77 to 6. Provisions gain author ity to embargo exports and censor mails, broaden espionage penalties, and curb arms exports while stripping newspaper censorship and some food conservation clauses from the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Post Office Department
United States
Overman
Cummins
Orders to Expand Regular Army to Full War Strength
Washington announces expansion of the regular army to 293000 men. Forty four new regiments start forming as 116455 recruits needed. Since April 1, 67443 men accepted. full enrollment expected by wartime volunteer. Expansion via converting battalions to regiments, with Chickamauga Park Georgia selected for several regiments and guards for war prison camps.
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Washington
War Department
Southeastern Department
Chickamausa Park
McPherson
Oglethorpe, Ga
Sergia
Chickamauge
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NANG
Frank TI
Spearman
Whispering
Smith
Old Duke
Strikin
Mr. de Spain
Marmon
Becker
Lanzon
Gap
Jnst
HOUSE
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