Red Range Ely and Eugene Cunningham Saga Continues
Con Cameron, a reluctant shooter, joins the Paramore gang after trouble with town boss Asa Brock. He encounters Lee Welsh and the Hanier faction, faces murder charges in Tivan, and seeks aid from Buzz Upperman and Caramba Wear to evade capture. He breaks with Jeff Allmon to stay free.
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Con Cameron
Claw
Paramore
Fle
Wild Moray
Asa Brock
Nevil Lowe
Brock
Dynamite Downes
el Muchacho
Lee Welsh
Haniers
Welsh
Ranners
Con
Tivan
Lowe
Marshal
Raniers
Buzz Upperman
Bons
Caramba Wear
Wildhlorse
Teltherman
Jeff All- Mion
The
Paramores
Continus
Dud Paramore and gang ride down in San Marcos
In San Marcos Dud Paramore and his crew confront Quill Hogan and a brutal rival, Turk, then join a wild night of dancing and violence. A posse led by Nevil Lowe later pursues, leaving Con Cameron and Jeff to escape with Gonzales dead and Hogan badly wounded.
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San Marcos
Paramore
Gonzales
Con
Raniers
Tiran
Con Cameron
Comanche Linn
Elis
Dad
Quill Hogan
Quill
Turk
Dud
Big Yager
Catfish Coyle
Kinky Odom
Jeff
Nicolas
Catfish
Kinky
Amelia
Querida
Nevil Lowe
Hogan
Ahrilly
Nevi Lowe
Pancho
Odom
Lobos
Jef
Nevil Lowel
Lowe
Practical three-in-one girls pattern for summer wear
A Barbara Bell sewing pattern feature presents a sleeveless jumper dress with a bolero and matching bonnet for ages 2 to 6, plus a short sleeve shirtwaist dress with a belt in pattern 1554-B for sizes 14 to 42. It notes fabric estimates and basic tailoring details.
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Princess Hnes
Disappearing Falcon Island Captures Global Curiosity
Falcon Island in the South Pacific vanishes and reappears three times since its 1865 discovery. Built up by volcanic ash and eroded by wind, rain, and currents, it became a famed geographical curiosity visited by scientists from around the world who preferred to study its poisonous gas from ship decks.
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Falcon Island
South Pacific
Collier's
Falcon
Two Tragedies In Life Not Getting Your Heart's Desire
Quote attributed to George Bernard Shaw contrasts two tragedies in life, noting the pain of unfulfilled desires and the pain of obtaining desires. Reflects a philosophical observation rather than a news item.
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George Bernard Shaw
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RED Range
Ely Y Eugene Cunningha
Eugene Cummingham
Chapter
Wacker Dr
Chicago
Sixe
J. Fuller
Jerry Link
Jodelwaya
Towm Gosalp
Kellogg's
Goethe
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