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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1917
Page
14
In a tense barroom confrontation, De Spain and Sandusky clash with Logan Morgan and Sassoon. De Spain kills Logan, is wounded, and escapes by leaping onto Sassoon's horse and fleeing through a gateway toward safety.
After a brutal chase, Henry de Spain escapes into a harsh desert and is wounded. He loses his revolver, fights thirst, and rides toward Music Mountain before collapsing. He finds a rocky cave near a waterfall, sheltering him as night falls and his pursuers close in.
A peculiar incident marks a turning point in De Spain’s life, with a full description promised in the following installment. The narrative hints at a dramatic shift that will unfold in the next segment.
In the Atchison Globe a young man is described as believing he is a devil while an older man recalls a day when he also thought himself a devil highlighting themes of self doubt and aging reflection.
A clerk asks what business the boss is in and learns he is a promoter. The superintendent jokes about a mistake since the clerk claims to have never been promoted and has held the same role for years.
As an advertisement note the slogan makes the laundress happy with Red Cross Bag Blue and claims it yields clear white clothes for use in grocers shops.
Early reports say war alarms will not stop Americans from visiting Hawaii's new national park. Three famous volcanoes Kilauea Mauna Loa and Haleakala are in the reservation. The lava lake at Kilauea is expected to be more spectacular this season due to recent volcanic activity.
Two men discuss ancestry and the value of a family tree versus real estate. The taller man reveals hiring a genealogical authority to trace his lineage. The other asks the cost, and the reply is fifty dollars hush money.
A quick witted remark frames a borrower as a cautious lender, noting he never asks twice. The joke contrasts urging repeated loans with efficient, singular strikes, implying prudence in financial appeals.
A business man retorts that America has no art or poetry and contends readers neglect advertisements, framing a debate over advertising's cultural role.
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