Wild Man of Santa Cruz rises from Patagonian wilds
In Patagonia's harsh pampas Ascensio Brunel, known as the Wild Man of Santa Cruz, rises from noir childhood to brutal horse thefts and murder. After multiple crimes and escapes, Tehuelche riders capture him but he evades jail by fleeing to the pampas, continuing a violent, vengeful campaign until his death at the hands of settlers.
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Patagonia
Atlantic
Satta Crus
Magellan
Pampas
Ascenso Brunel
Santa Cruz
Argentina
Inez
Sant Crux
Ascencia
Heart
Ascensio
South
Haunels
Bia
Estancia
Ascensio Brunel
Henri
Ultima Casa
Ascenalo
Conato
II Lim
Oak
Noe Sen
Hoyt
Cntenoia
Hinsublett
Punta Arenas
Ascensia
Ascenaio Grey
Brunel
Rio Negro
Stralta
Mayo
Vega
Canadon
Mhey Ant
Gallegos
Argentine Republic
Blaway
Cordillera
Andes
Confused Interview and Advertisements Highlight Odd Claims
An interview in New York features Chief Mequintte David Belanco condemning a modern society woman type and joking about divorce for $600 without publicity. The page also includes an ad for Kopp's Baby's Friend, a quip about acrating crime regulation, a Garfield Tea note, and a Chinese proverb on women’s silence and blushing.
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David Belanco
New York
Denise
D. R. Rathrock
New Horlin
Neling
Kopp
Drugktats
Baby's Friend Co
York
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Wild Man
N.neskpers Pricnarn
Remway Company
Alrabtpata
Daisy Fly Killer
Dewan
Aynse
Rae
A Hai
Aoice Timbet
Nuee Mhene
Starket
A Auoy
Rick
Kwan Lakh
Man
Yyauane Folenany
Coca-Cola
Chattanooga
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
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W.L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Hrackton
Mas
Rextal
Iresiine
Fiori