Desire to steal letter cements plan for elopement and ransom
Jose presents a tampered letter to Longoria showing a message to the enemy and a plan to use the wife for leverage. The general presses Jose to betray the husband Ed, promising wealth if he stays loyal. Jose agrees while hinting at future violence and manipulation as they set their scheme in motion toward Bangre de Cristo.
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Jose
Las Palmas
Jopgorio
Jove
Diabio
la Feria
Longoria
Indy
Longorio
Ransom
Teave Las
Romero
Jane
Alncerity
Avingos
Bangre de Cristo
Elwealths Bold Flight Frays Toward La Feria Divorce
Ellsworth travels to Brownsville to seek divorce from Ed and to stay near Dave Law while awaiting her hearing. Dave, in town for court, fails to see her, and a war scare overseas stirs Blaze Jones to enlistment thoughts as Paloma tends a feverish Dave at the Jones ranch amid tensions with Mrs. Strange and a looming public crisis.
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Wisworth Alaire
Elleworth
Brownsville
Dave Law
la Feria
Federal Mexico
Dave
Alatre
Uftad
L Uve
Crogs
Alaire
Dolores
Jonesville
Pueblo
Mexico
Ellsworth
President Potosi
United States
Blaze Jones
San Antonio
Jones
Blase
Blaze
Paloma
Paloman
Mrs. Strange
Lea
Galveston
Phil
Biase
Peloma
Mia
Seamstrom
Beema
Abe
Palome
Phil Strange
Poe
Lew
Soma
Fay
Browne
Joneses
Harder to Find Brains Wordplay Echoes Detroit Quote
A Detroit Free Press snippet highlights the chase for sharp thinkers with witty quips about brains as a tradeable asset. The dialogue nods to skillful use of intellect in pursuit of notable talent.
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Detroit Free Press
Not a Butener Lady Poore publishes reminiscences volume
Lady Poore wife of Sir Richard Poore has issued An Admirer's Wife in the Making a collection of stories from her life. A tale recalls Lieutenant Thrupp asking for beef over the phone and declaring I am Thrupp of the Royal Artillery prompting a sharp retort from the caller.
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Poore
Richard Poore
Thrupp
Lady Poors
Mr. Tupp
Mr. Thrupp
Tm Thrupp
Royal Artillery
The Wrong Men Shopper-Doe Exchange
A brief exchange shows Moorwalker refusing to keep stationery, citing job risk, in a dialogue between characters Shopper-Doe and Pwek set in a period scene.
Uniforms Catch Her Eye More Than Pen or Sword
A girl notes that uniforms impress more than the weaponry or writing implements, suggesting appearance and attire hold greater appeal than status or power.
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