Diaz's rurales former bandits and their distinctive dress
The rurales, longtime terror and power pillar under Diaz in Mexico, recruited from harassed Freshooters and trained to pursue rebels. After Juarez's death, Diaz used seasoned guerrillas as mountain police, offering arms and autonomy to quell uprisings. About 5,500 rurales roam Mexico with dramatic costumes and a ready crossfire.
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Mexico
Toure
Albania
Juarez
Dias
Diaz
Diag
Hin
Republic
Exiled Royalty at Wood Norton in Worcestershire
Wood Norton, the Worcestershire home of the Due Worleins, hosts King Manuel on his twenty first birthday. Philippe Vile of France maintains royal state with a retinue of nobles, under Duc de Luynes, and his duchess presiding. The scene presents a sovereign court atmosphere in a British country house setting.
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Wood Norton
Worcestershire
Manuel
Philippe Vile
Rance
Srentlemen
Homer
Sone
Duc de Luynes
Dins
Dames D'Houmeur
Ming Philippe
Kansas broom corn boom drives Liberal market to record shipments
Kansas Center for Broom Corn reports Liberal Seward County as the state’s top shipping point with about $250,000 paid out so far, from an estimated one-third of the season’s crop. The sandy loam soil and ample rainfall sustain a 20 year industry, with 1,700 acres farmed by R J Terwilliger and bustling wagon traffic and warehouses cited across Liberal.
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Sunflower State
Kanim Seward
Liberal
Cninterns
Broadway
R. Oj. Terwilliger
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Rurales
Mexican Republic
Diago
Nesses
Cnforces
King Manuel
Pretendert Wood Norton
Kansas Center
Southwest of State
Claims Leadership
Housewives
England
NASA
E. M. Myers
Glenwood
Hoosier Cabinets
Tribune
D. G. Jamison & Co
JO Boy
Iowa
Southside Square
Sidi
Sete
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