The Alpine Traitor (2008)
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I’d already completed my copy for the special Fourth of July four-page insert. We were going to run a photo from 1917, when Alpine had sold the highest ratio of World War One Liberty Bonds per capita in the state. The original pictures had been taken on the old mill’s loading dock, with the residents proudly displaying a huge American flag donated by the once-great Seattle department store Frederick & Nelson. Vida had contributed a feature on previous Independence Day festivities and a “where-ar...e-they-now” article about some of the descendants of the participants in the patriotic Liberty Bond drive. She featured a trio of young boys in the photo—two Dawson brothers, Louie and Tom, and a cousin, Bill Murphy—who had all served during World War Two. Louie had been in the Coast Guard, Tom was with General Patton in North Africa and Sicily, and Bill had been a naval officer in the South Pacific. All three had survived the war and returned to the Seattle area.
Curtis’s contribution was an attempt at humor—not entirely successful—on what might have happened if the colonists had lost the Revolutionary War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d already completed my copy for the special Fourth of July four-page insert. We were going to run a photo from 1917, when Alpine had sold the highest ratio of World War One Liberty Bonds per capita in the state. The original pictures had been taken on the old mill’s loading dock, with the residents proudly displaying a huge American flag donated by the once-great Seattle department store Frederick & Nelson. Vida had contributed a feature on previous Independence Day festivities and a “where-ar...e-they-now” article about some of the descendants of the participants in the patriotic Liberty Bond drive. She featured a trio of young boys in the photo—two Dawson brothers, Louie and Tom, and a cousin, Bill Murphy—who had all served during World War Two. Louie had been in the Coast Guard, Tom was with General Patton in North Africa and Sicily, and Bill had been a naval officer in the South Pacific. All three had survived the war and returned to the Seattle area.
Curtis’s contribution was an attempt at humor—not entirely successful—on what might have happened if the colonists had lost the Revolutionary War.
What to read after The Alpine Traitor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Daheim to read onlineMoreLess
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