Emerald bell at stake in Mexican border escape tale
Miss Dorothy Upton and Mrs Pane travel toward a mine across the Mexican border when a border camp encounter unfolds. Lt Kynaston commands the pursuit of Villa gun runners as Carranza forces surrender. A sacred emerald bell, priceless and tied to Montezuma, drives the intrigue amid romance and sudden violence.
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Dorothy Upton
Witend
Pane
New Mexico
Kryiesten
Miss Upton
Nyniton
Villa
Carranza
Kynusten
Dorothy
Fane
Whytusten
Zapata
Wkyngston
Jewel
Mage
Cupid
Kynaston
Kynaston Receives Orders As Cavalry Keeps Valuables
Kynaston, a cavalry officer, awaits a receipt for valuables after a message from the adjutant general. He frees himself of responsibility by placing heavy Navajo blankets on an extra cot for the exhausted old priest, then returns to attend to his horses.
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Dorothy Upton
Nonarest
Kynaston
Jephson
Sen
Padre
Senor
Leutenant
Updyke
Mr. Kynaston
Major Updyke
Trocanto
Fc Ynaston
Moonrise Rendezvous in Arizona Camp
Kynaston and Major Updyke monitor a suspected smuggling case as the priest appeals for the jewel. A distant gunfight interrupts their conference, forcing the officers to watch from a hilltop as mystery and danger intensify.
Untoward movement wrecks a man’s career
A reflective note on plans and fate, noting how a single untoward movement or distant rifle fire can derail a man’s career. The fragment hints at destiny altering outcomes and urges readers to interpret the unexpected.
Nomads of the Desert Tuareg Social System
The Tuaregs call themselves the Noble People and trace pure Berber origins. They are Mohammedans with the Senusi sect forming the most intolerant faction. Their social order includes nobles priests serfs crossbreeds and slaves yet they unite as a Tuareg family claiming superiority over other peoples.
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Desert
Sure Sign of Age In Circus Elephant Diminishing Size
A concise note on aging in a circus elephant showing a smaller presence than in earlier years, reflecting the natural effects of time on the large animal. The item captures a light, observational tone about aging in a public spectacle.
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Department
Father
Ti E Kynaston
Xynaston
Santa Cruz
Padre Gaga
Mr. Upton
Upton
Mexico
Montezuma
Tenochtitlan
Sonor
Mia
George B. Rodiey
Conta
ST. Louis Coliseum
ST. Louis
William F. M’combs
William PF. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Martin H. Glynn
New York
Woodrow Wilson
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