Lone Star Ranger and Las Palmas Circle Anew
Dave Law and Alaire share trust and luck as they aid Don Ricardo and join the Jonesville crew. A grand cattle roundup unfolds with Montrose and Montrose, the Lone Star horse, proving a turning point in the budding alliance between Law, Alaire, Blaze, and Paloma. The day ends with a night search for calves and renewed loyalty amid danger from Urbina’s enemies.
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Jonesvile
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Austin
Dave
Alaire
Sol
Jonesville
As Palmas
Dolo
Res
Jose
Auntre
Panfilo
Alalela
Blaze Jones
Dave Hive
Jones House
Blaze
Paloma
Law
Walher
Grensera
Palva
Patoma
Adolfo Urbina
Tad Lewis
Ted
Urbina
Lewis
Adolfo
Don Ricardo Guzman
Pueblo
Blanco
Senor
David
Federals
Caramba
Matamoros
Ricardo
Guzman
Bessie
Texas
New York
Law Ber
Alalre
Montrose
Alafre
Bessie Belle
Ra Dave
Mr. Law
Rosa
Montrosa
Alarie
Don Ricardo
Benito
Remuda
Diablo
Dave Law
Dave Law Receives Gratitude From Ri Cardo Guzman And Mrs Austin
Mrs Alaire Austin wanders lost in the Texas desert and encounters state Ranger Dave Law who awaits a 24 hour stay to capture a Mexican murderer. Law kills a cattle thief, confronts Ed Austin, and grows closer to Alaire while dealing with Mexican rebels and a dangerous camp visit.
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Dave” Law
Ricardo Guzman
Mrs. Austin
Alaire
Ranger
Alaire Austin
Las Palmas Ranch
Texas
David Law
Law
Ed" Austin
Austin
Luis Longorio
la Feria
Dave Law
Rodeo chapter opens with Almaelf at Las Palmas
Dave visits Las Palmas after lunch hoping to avoid Young Ed. Almaelf appears in khaki riding suit, boots, hat, and gloves, ready to resume ranch duties. Dave admires her capable, businesslike appearance while Almaelf hints at absent husband and pending departure.
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Dave
Las Palmas
Austin
Alaire
Love as a danger in a married triangle
A narrative highlights that love is a dangerous element within marriage. Alaire and David feel unhappy as their affair unfolds. Readers are urged to follow future installments to learn how the plot develops.
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Alaire
David
Night travel speeds confuse a weary motorist
An astronomer spoke of Night's swift progress, prompting a skeptical motorist to compare 60 miles per hour to a snail's pace. The dialogue humorously contrasts vast geography with a punchy, odd remark about fitting the United States into Brazil and leaving a large expanse.
Roosevelt quits vice presidency of Army league
Colonel Roosevelt resigns as vice president of the Army league in Washington due to the league's opposition to his expedition to France. Major General Leonard Wood arrives in Charleston to command the southeastern army department, including the South Atlantic states.
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Army League
Washington
League
France
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Charleston
D. C
South Atlantic
Grayson
Harrisburg
Claude Humphreys
Walter Easton
Walter Calhoun
Junius Spencer Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Royal Yegerve
Newport
B. 1
New York
Pentecost Michell
Saxona
St. Mary's River
Wilhelmshaven
Amsterdam
Rock Island
Chicago
Jacob Livingston
Mise Esther Hawks
Bensols Hochstadt
America
Russia
Wilson
Erhn Root
White House
Amerita
San Francisco
Rudolph Flamindinghe
Pacific Coast
Flamindinghe
Los Angeles
Destructive Zeebrugge Raid Kills Sixty Rotterdam May
Rotterdam reports detail a British raid on Zeebrugge submarine sheds on the Belgian coast. Sixty-three killed and over 100 hospitalized as heavy bombardment by Dover force and Royal Naval Air Service incurs heavy enemy losses. Four enemy planes destroyed and five driven down. two British aircraft failed to return. A later item notes Liberty Bond imagery for purchasers.
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Rotterdam
Zeebrugge
Dover
Royal Naval Air Service
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Health
Philadelphia woman recalls severe female trouble and pains all over, nearly facing surgery. After reading an advertisement she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, took three bottles, and reports a complete cure and renewed well being. Mrs Taos McGon IGAL 8432 Hartville Street Phila Pa
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Philadelphia
Ince
Lydia E. Pinkham
No Servant Problem Here Woman’s Home Companion Idea
The piece asserts 92 percent of American women handle all domestic work. It praises a scientifically planned attractive kitchen doubling as dining room, with devices designed to reduce daily tasks. The author proclaims the servant problem eliminated through minimized daily needs and efficient supply agencies.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Lost bearings in Scottish highlands humor
An Englishman explores Scotland and asks a cottage owner for his bearings. The wife replies with astonishment and a playful exchange about whether the man’s mothers are with them, ending in lighthearted regional humor.
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Scotland
Practical Painter and Assistants Banter on Marriage
A humorous dialogue features a practical painter asking if a man would marry a painting wife, the second assistant affirming that she is an artist with barn painting experience. The text then notes in Italian canneries tomatoes pressed into cakes for stock feeding, and ends with a line about a man’s egotism being forgivable if not flaunted.
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