Prospector's Claim Turmoil in Mexican Border Town
Bud Hogker and Phil De Lancey abandon a missing claim due to a Mexican revolution. They meet miner Henry Kruger who schemes to take back a mine Kruger blew up. Aragon challenges their title, while love entangles Phil and Aragon's daughter Gracia, threatening the land dispute.
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Bud Hogker
Phil de Lancey
Mexico
United States
Gadsden
Bud
Menry Kruger
Atle Savery
Kroger
Nme
Aragon
Hooker
le Lanney
Fortuna
Cruz Raenece
Kruger
Blender
Hil
Arapon
Gracia
Exican
Mexican Dance Sparks Feud Between Bud and Phil
In a tense Mexican dance gathering, Bud and De Lancey clash over a risky scheme tied to Aragon and his daughter. Phil Luna explains rival suitors Manuel del Rey and the rurales, while Gracia Aragon’s interest in Bud stirs further friction and a risky wager about Bud’s Mexican citizenship.
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Felix’ Luna
Revoltosos
Gracia Aragon
Manuel del Rey
Gracia
Senorita
Bud
Nat
Phil
Los Angeles
Mexican mine dispute erupts as Aragon clashes with De Lancey
Don Cipriano Aragon storms into the Eagle Tailing to seize the mining claim from Cruz Mendez supporters, confronting De Lancey and Bud who refuse to yield. After tense threats and gun-averse standoffs, Aragon backs down as De Lancey asserts American resolve and the group plans to stay. A marching federal detachment approaches Fortuna, signaling rising turmoil in the region.
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Don Cipriano Aragon
Cruz Mendez
de Lancey
Aragon
Hooker
Bud
Yaqui Warriors Arrive as Tense Town Seethes
Bud and Phil ride into Fortuna to find Bernardo Bravo marching on Moctezuma. Don Juan warns that revolution threatens Americans as Yaqui fighters, hardened by years of conflict, line the ore-car train. The scene blends historical upheaval with the boys fixed on their mine and future profits.
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Fortuna
Bud
Phil
Don Juan de Dios Brachamonte
Bernardo Bravo
Moctezuma
Bernardo
Don Juan
Chihuahua
Sierra Madres
Agua Negra
Yucatan
Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Bule
Diaz
Mexico
The Parable of the Sheep and the Nations
A Sunday School lesson on Matthew 25 31 46 explains the Son of Man judging the nations assisted by angels The blessed described as those who feed clothe and welcome the hungry strangers and sick while the condemned face eternal fire The lesson emphasizes faith expressed in deeds and the millennial context of salvation and punishment.
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Congregation
Man
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Hawk and Young Found Nest of Three Rabbits
The excerpt describes a hawk young finding a nest with three young rabbits in a field. The mother deposits the young in a hollow lined with fur from her own coat and remains still until touched by an alien presence, then the young rabbits react with sudden kicking when touched. The passage notes a practice that has been in vogue, though details are unclear.
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