Two Bumps and the Crows A Horse Thief Legend
An old tale recounts Two Bumps a famed horse thief who outwitted Crows in Idaho and Montana. A Frenchman De Foe traced the hideout and aided a pursuit leading to capture and executions of several gang members near Warm River, with lingering Idaho vengeance and outlaw lore.
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Two Bumps
Bumps
Yellow‘alane
Columbus
Setilement
Gonp
Wennackbuck
Shanely
Idaho
Horge
Montana
Abe de Foe
de Foe
Ian
Bumpa
Ie Sauke River
Clerwarda
Marsh Valley
Webster's Condensed Dictionary
Catholic Church IN
America
Standard
Butte
Anaconda
Missoula
New Year vow fails as swearing off alcohol discussed
A discussion between Peter and Sol questions the idea of New Year abstinence. They note many fail to quit drinking for long and recount a tale of a man who promised his sweetheart to quit, only to relapse. The dialogue contrasts true resolve with the common New Year pledge, urging ongoing effort beyond January.
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Peter
Sol
Sam
Amy
Win
Ania
Manu
Hingelf
Sytur
Dover
Pillars of Economic Power Referenced in Global Debate
Fragmentary text cites two pillars upon which economic power rests in a discussion touching Australia India and France. Mentions phrases like "which rest elind'a eronmimnic power" and "Ros in the fire," with garbled names such as LNGLANTS PILLARS and Pario. Contains insufficient coherent details or dates.
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Prém France
Millatee
Pario
Australia
India
Ehelind
Anil Copasquentiy
pWawen
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Jackson’s Hole
Tre
Ibayas
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Atinet
de Fae
Howe
Wormeut
Idulw
Uoehoyot
Taber
Wien
Buliel
Vlna
Spencer
Cigiiization
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Ptalen
Utey
Weber
Indy
Ays
Ayaln
Fran
Lonon Globe
Kaisor Io
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Benall
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
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MA Vessely
Mauritania
Lusitania
Cunard
Imesh
George TH
Herawith
Jay
Anaconda, Montana
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