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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
2
Madeline observes Stewart meeting Bonita, the Mexican guide, at a secluded mountain glade, revealing his secret trips. The discovery fuels Madeline’s distrust and prompts Stewart to confront her before a tense camp confrontation erupts as Nels resigns his job.
Nels declares independence from authority amid tense standoff as Stewart and Monty confront Don Carlos guerrillas camped on the trails toward the border. Cowboys pledge escort duty for Madeline's group while weighing a possible US cavalry response and the rebel plan.
Stewart and three cowboys hold a late night council away from Madeline and friends before a hurried scramble to pack packs and marshal horses and burros. Indians are ordered away as the group readies for a likely retreat from the camp amid rising tension and fear of guerrilla attack.
Madeline and her party are moved to a hidden cliffside refuge as Stewart orders baggage hauled up. Monty and Nels quit their post while Stewart plans a cautious retreat to protect the women from approaching guerrillas. The group braces for a possible confrontation as Pat Howe closes in.
The note promotes a short Certo Process for making jam and jelly with berries cherries peaches and other in season fruits. It claims these jams and jellies will be the best tasted and mentions CerTO sold by grocers or postpaid for 35 cents.
The note recalls James Barrie succumbing to temptation during a rehearsal of What Every Woman Knows. He watched Godfrey Tearle as the new John Shand and, when Tearle misstated a line, Barrie quipped that he was J M Barrie embarrassing the government.
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