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Good for you Crow. Some music to gain strength by. Aieeeeh!
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Different stories, different perceptions……not unusual……get 2 people watching the same event and you will get differences……..look for what is common an dog from there.
Perhaps today it is all academics as there was a newspaper report from the turn of the century.
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The New york times seems to confirm the alleged discovery?
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Yet even today there are families in Mexico still coming forward with mysterious documents relating to this treasure. It seems indeed many of the bandits before being killed managed in one form or another to pass on information to dependance.
Perhaps that is why the lure of lost treasure legends in Mexico is so strong my friends when dreams can some times become reality??
Crow
........and while researching something else, I found these to add to your library that backs up your two (from the Tombstone Weekly Epitaph 02 February 1907):
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Looks like yours from 02 February is the oldest one I can find.
Mike
I would expect out beloved Señor Don Jose to live at least 150 years……..
We will be needing him at least that long to guide us and keep us reminded to drink coffee...
I've wondered. If you sat a spoon upright,in the middle of a cup of Don Jose's coffee, do you measure the time it takes to fall to the edge in seconds or by movement of the sun?
Crow, I have the complete document you first posted in this thread and the complete translation not to mention all the other images that I posted in the Mexico Treasure forum... is there something I can clarify for you?