Lefever Delivers Aid as De Spain Rides Deep Gap
In a tense chase toward Sassoon's ranch and Music Mountain, Lefever leads a rescue mission with Henry de Spain, Nan Morgan, and a wary group. They evade ambushes, cross a washed bridge, and press toward the gap as fires flare and danger looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Mlet
Nan
Far Gulf
Sweatt
Sissoon
Kennedy
Henry
Sassoon
Lefever
Satt Morgan
Satt
John
Satterlee
Duke
Gale
Scott
O. K
Lefever Tommie Meggeson
Elpaso
Wickwire
Music Mountain
de Spain
Ile
Sas
Puppets of Fate Chapter XXVI unfolds secret calls and danger
De Spain receives a coded summons to a tense meeting at Jeffries house after a midnight phone intrusion. Pardaloe reveals Sassoon’s murder link and Duke Morgan’s past, leaving De Spain shaken as Nan confesses foreboding danger to their bond.
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Nan
de Spain
Sleepy Cat
Lefever
Ulgeady
Jeffries
Calabasas
Iwan
Mr. de Spain
Henry de Spain
Spain
Main Street
Rancherio Street
Rancherio
Grant Avenue
Bob Scott
Grant and Rancherie
Bob
Sassoon
Gale Morgan
Ender
Mur
Rae
Thief River
Morsitg
Kennedy
Suis Crane
Morgan
Joe Pardaver
Jim Pardaloe
Calavasus
Sue
Hun
Houw
Duke Morgan
Duke
Deer Ranch
Exoaladah Poole
Ardaloe
Pardaloe
Wickwire
Sacred Summits of the Siskiyous and Pilot Rock Legend
Geologists describe the Siskiyou Mountains as among the earth’s oldest landforms. The article narrates the landscape’s ancient sea margins, the 4 000 foot Siskiyou tunnel, and Pilot Rock a towering chimney formed by lava. It recounts Indigenous council grounds, signals used by tribes, and historical ties to gold rush routes and explorers.
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Siskiyou Mountains
California
Getins
Pacific
Siskiyou Tunnel
The
Siskiyou
Yreka
Mazamas
Orekon
Pilot Rock
Barrier Range
Red Tower
Rugners
Captain Duck
Canby
General Fremont
Joaquin Miller
Animals in Fire Response and Behavior Observed
A report notes varied animal reactions to fire. Dogs remain calm and seek exits, while horses panic or go mad, cats hide and cower, birds appear hypnotized, and cows behave passively, often finding ways to escape as rescuers intervene.
Demanding Proof in a Curious Exchange
A skeptical client challenges a palmist to prove his claim by showing a $10 bill in the client’s hand. The dialogue hints at disbelief and a test of the palmist’s skill as the exchange unfolds.
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Palmist
Gome Day
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Aspen
Pes
Pepit
Bull
Guts
Elp
Nan Morgan
Old Duke
Morgans
Ime
Frank Flpaso
Frank
Frank Elpaso
Farrell
Tommie
Elposo
Espasos
el Capitan
Josh
Algo
Menry
Old Duke Morgan
Dave Sassoon
Muste Mountain
Pardalee
Ed Wickwire
Medicine Bend
Peace River
Imp
Uled Street
Ming
Benny
Bests
Oregon
Europe
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