Mining duo in Meeker to men Mexico border offer
Bud Hooker and Phil De Lancey abandon their Mexican claim due to revolution and return to the United States in Gadsden. Wealthy miner Kruger lures them with a high stakes proposal to lead a new Mexican bet, then tries to split them with money before inviting a private meeting at the Waldorf.
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Bud Hoaoker
Phil de Lancey
Mexico
United States
Gadsden
Meeker
Henry
Kruger
Tucker
Ike
de Lancey
Senor
Phil
Bud
Muy Caballero
Joe
Zacatecas
Hooker
Pardners in the Mexican Gold Scheme
Bud Hooker and Philip De Lancey, two American adventurers, plot to relocate the Eagle Tail claim in Sonora during a revolution. They seal a pact with Kruger to work with Hooker on a rich vein while avoiding disclosure to rivals and Mexican officials, and face danger, gambling, and loyalty as they travel toward the mine.
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de Lancey
Hooker
Henry Kruger
Kruger
Air
Sonora
Bud
Phil
Eagle Tail
Aragon
Francisco “Madero
Cipriano Aragon
Old Fortuna
Morales
Mr. de Lancey
Grenom
Zuma
Hermosillo
Mexico
Blazes
Croesus
Bud Hooker
Ds Lancey
Cruz Mendez
David
Jonathan
Jacks
Philip de Lancey
el Paso
Chihuahua
Sierra Madres
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Agua Negra
Don Porfirio
Madero
Orozco
Lesson on the Kingdome Invitation and Judgment
The lesson explains Jesus as the invited guest figure in a royal feast parable. It contrasts three invitations, the acceptance of the king's grace, and the final scrutiny of guests. The robe of righteousness symbolizes acceptance and the danger of self provided garments.
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Matthew
Jesus
Elis
Christ
John
Galix Lee
R. Wee
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