The Finding of Gomez and Deborah's perilous search
Deborah accompanies a cavalry squad seeking the truth about Captain Kelleen's fate and the brutal marriage she left behind. In a narrow valley they uncover a concealed storehouse and a cliff scene tied to her husband Bob Menger, while Deborah insists on descending to confirm what happened.
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Gomez
Deborah
Kelleen
Bobh
Judge Garrity
Bob Menger
Daniel Kelleen
Leutenant
Carney
Menger Ranch
Jones
Calhoun
G—d
Manuel Gomez
Garrty
Alvara
Menger
Garrity
Alvaro
Dante Kelleen
Alive He Lived After Mine Rescue Atop The Cave
Deborah witnesses Daniel Kelleen survive a perilous cave-in and a mine tunnel collapse. With Gomez the outlaw dead and a map hinting at Alvaro's prior mining, the group recovers, tenders care, and vows to uncover the full truth as Kelleen reveals a final message of love.
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Fox
Old
Mexico
Manuel Gomez
Calhoun
Deborah
Carr
Carney
Plunder on the Boston Wharf Aboard a South American Steamer
At Salabanca a gang of three men from afar trap the American couple Pearl Travers and Mr Jones aboard a steamer. Benita of Jo Fucheros’ inn warns of a trap while Jones and Pearl are forced toward an octopus pit beneath a locked room. Pearl crashes the revolt seizing a key, but both彼 fall into the watery trap as the monster closes in.
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Boston
Pearl Travers
New York
Malata
Mr. Jones
Yellow Men
Jo Fucheros
Salabanca
S. A. Jones
Benita
Fucheros
Mebbe
Pearl Trav
Jones
Pearl
Senorita
Bonita
Facheros
Oldest Krvewa Will Echoes Modern Legal Wording
A papyrus document attributed to an Egyptian named Uah from 2548 B C is described as the oldest extant will. It bequeaths a large home and property to his wife, arranges burial details, and appoints a guardian for a son, showing little difference from contemporary wills.
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B. C
Uah
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Wichtads
Lae
St—Meager
Herbert Crooker
Pathe
Bertram Millhauser
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