zorro- ghost of the mission

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WALT DISNEY presentsZORRO..;

From out of the night

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"GHOST of theMISSION"!


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is for ZORROl

Avenging the oppressed, he leaves' behind his mark ... a jagged "Z,"the sign of justice done!


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The little pueblo of ia anseles appeaesPEACEFUL, BUT INSlPETUE WALLED CUA2TEL,THE LAW SEETHES AN&BIL*. .VOWING ITSKVEM6E ON THE ELUSIVE Z


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MEAN^HILS, AT THE MISSION...THE CWUKH6ELL!BUf.-.lT'S rtMJCHTOO EAZLy.POR"""" ANSELU6.'...


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MINUTES lATEE... r^T


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OH, NO? THESE IS AN ORKR OF TH6KIN&THAT STATES A COMANDANTE MAY PRAFTALL AVAILABLE LABOR WHENEVER HE -Xl CONSIOEBS IT NECESSARY I .


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THAT'S WHY WE NEEPTME INDIANS TOMOVE TWE {SOWS,YOU IPI0T! NOWSETTUEMTO WOKK!


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BERNARDO ' WE MUST WOBK FAST'. (SET BACKJO TOE CAVE' BBING ME TOBNADO ASSUICKLY AS >Ol) CAN 1 I DON'T KNOW "HATZORRO WILL ACCOMPLISH TONIGHT ..BUTSOMSrM/NS MUST BE PONE

THAT NIGHT AS THE INDIANS ABE FogCEP TOCONTINUE WORKING... ^HEBE 'THIS I I AM SOBRX PADRE 1 BUTWILLSIVEWU THE COMANDANTE HASST2EN6TH' GIVEN THE ORDERS!


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'Minutes later.senoc toeres ! lHAVE NOT CO/AE TOHARW VOLi; ONLY TOSEE IF PON DIEGOHAS TOLD YOU OF.,.!

BERNARDO! YOU HAVE BEOUOIT TORNADO?ONTHEOTHER SIDE OFTHE WALL? GOOV1THERE'S MUCH TO BE TONE! LISTEN, HERE'S IWHAT WE'LL PC

JUST DO AS I SA^ IDIOT-'...I WILL PERSONALLY ASKTOERESIF HE IS READY To GIVE HIMSELF UP

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tv*?t'^ ^vAT THAT MOMENT, THE LOUP RESONANT TONESOF THE CHLKCH OftMN BREAK RW IN MELOW.,.


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OH, YESJ ANP IT LOOKSLIKE YOU'VE WON! SO ASTHIS IS WIS LAST VlSlTTOTHE CHURCH, PERHAPSYOU WILL WAIT UNTILHE IS REAPY TO 50 '.

OF COURSE '.I DON'T WINDWAITING ABIT LONGERAS LONG ASHE IS GIVINGHIMSELF UP!


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SEC6EANT SARCIA 1WHO FlREPTHAT SHOTGaacm.' answerme i

nWO.-iNDlAN& ESCAPED,CAPITAN I BUT IT WASHOT Wy RAULT.' I... 'NEVER MIND'GET THE OTHERSBACK TO WORK'


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IN THE CONFU&ION, PAPRE fELlPE HAS RUNBACK TC THE MISSION AND TQggES---THI5 ISTO0MJCH,PADRE! I MUSTGIVE MYSELF UPTO PREVENTMORE. TROUBLE


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SO MUCH FORMONASTARIO ANDWIS MEN TONISHT,TORNADO i ANDNOW, BACK TCTHE CHUECW

J i-I UEARU ALLTHE NOISE, SENOR! BUT ITHOUGHT I'D STAY INSIDE

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WHAT.,.WHAT WAS If ALLABOUT

IT WAS ZORROiZORRO, HIMSELF!HE WAS TRULYMAGNIFICENT!VOL) SHOULD HAVESEEN HI/A >

TM-ER-SORRYICOULDN'T BE OF HELP,BUT-EK-I PONT LIKE

, VIOLENCE'

WE CANT HELP BUT ADMIRE ZORRO, BUT .PERHAPS IT WOULD BE BETTER IF WE WEREALL MORE LIKE YOU, DON DIEGO! YOU HAVESUCH A QUIET AND PEACEFUL LIFE!


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F0R6WEME,CfWANDANTE 'BUT THIS IMP/AMWILL NEVESBETRAY HISOWN PEOPLE!

OH, NO 1? THERE ABE WAYS,SERGEANT! HE HAS A FAMILYWIPING OUT THERE SOMEWUEBEIN THE HILLS! NO POUBT HEWANTS TO SEE THEM ASAIN

I AM TAKING K3U BACK TO THE MISSION, WRETCHWHATEVER I TELL THE PAPBE, DO NOT OPENYOUR MOUTH TO PENY IT I OR YOU WILL NEVERSEE YOUR FAMILY ASAIN! UNDERSTAND?

ORPERTHE LANCEBSOUT; 6ACCIA! J ._WE'RE RIP1MS FOR KING AND COUNTRY SAVAGES?A6AINSTTHE HOSTILE RED SAVASESJ I EB...SI',-. ,-g^ . _J MlN ^**,. I CAPlTAN!


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now >uutry it! youMUST LEARN TO PLAY SOVOL! CAN COVER FOR MEWHEN I AW OUT EiDlNGAS Z0J?eO! OTHERWISE,F6TUER MAY GROW

" SUSPICIOUS

OT 6009, SECNAEPO .BUT YOU MUST HOT GIVE UP.NOW I MUST RIPE TO THEMISSION TO SEE IF SEN""T0R2ES HAS GOTTENSAFELY AWAY

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CAREFUL, PAPRE! HE'S ADANGEROUS SAVAGE WHO'SCONFESSED THAT HIS PEOPLEAEE PLANNING TO -BURN THEMISSION AMP ROB >Oa 1 H.T

ANP NOW, ISHALL SBLBCTA PRIVATE EOOWFOR MYHEAP(?UARTS

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IT'S QUITE OBVIOUS THATTHE CAPITAN IS UNABLE TOGET TORRES AN/ OTHERWAY, SO HE HAS INVENTEDA FALSE INDIAN UPRISINGAS HI5 EXCUSE TO TAKE OVERTHE-MISSION.' gi

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AS LONG AS TORRESREGAINS INSIDE THECHURCH, HE IS STILLPEOTECTED BY HOLYSANCTUARY, PADKE!

TRUE ! BUT CAPlTANMONASTARIO WILLKEEP HIM IN THERE!HOW LONG CAN HELIVE WITHOUT FOQPOR WATER %


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At THAT MINUTE, 8EHINP THE

Smm*^J * s&xiZOERO! yOU CANNOTCLAIM SANCTUACYi AX ,LAST 1 HAVE K)UKNOWING HE CANNOT RESORTTO FORCE WITHINTHE CHURCH, ZQRRQ HEAPS FOR THE TOWEK


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PON NACUO IS QUITE PEJECTEPiANPTHEISlPlAN 15 TIED UP I SITHE STONE SODEGA, BEWMDTHE PEPPEeTEEEi I FEAE THEWORST, PIESO

PONOTDESPAIR,PADKE!SOA\EHOW, 1 FEELTHAT TW&REIGN OF

terror will soosiCOME TO AN END;


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WHAT'S GOING IT'S... ITfe THE-THE GHOST, ION HERE? | Mi CAPITAN.' WEMUSTEUM!


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YOU SEE, THE LE


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STOP! STOP, ZOSZQ'.yOUAEBEHINPAU.THIS' MY SOLDIERSHAVE ALU PE6EETEP!


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MIJVI-CDMICS


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KfYSOFKNOWLEDGE

TheOPOSSUM

When 20 are born, only the first 1 1 whomake their way to the mother's pouch, willlive. They remain there for seventy days.

Their flesh, although greasy, is considered"tasty". Opossum's' fur, only 6% the dura-bility of otter, is in very good demand.

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Opossums, known as "pouched animals" be-long to a primitive specie found in partsof the United States and sections of Mexico. .

Opossums are trapped, shot, and cauhand. If frightened, they "feign"This has been known as "playing po

Opossums like farm country, but are notpopular with farmers. Given opportunity,they kill poultry and destroy vegetables.


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d in the saddle by his father, a child of oldfornia was learning to ride before he hadipleteJy mastered the art of walking.In a few years, the boy tried the rougher va-quero games, such as grabbing a rooster froma shallow pit while riding at a full gallop!

Tien he was more skillful, he attempted ther feat of racing through a difficult coursecoin under each knee ... his object being

^S^iiiKr tik"3*^ SW "'^ _|ylAnother of the vaquero's favorite games wasto drop a cape over the eyes of an infuriated,charging bull, then spur out of the way justas the bull drew perilously close.

To a group of young vaqueros, roping a grizzly bear was just another wavof entertaining themselves! These fearless riders were the pride of earlyCalifornia, and if a game was rough, dangerous, and on horseback thevaqueros were sure to like it!


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. SAN FRANCISCO) de SOLANO

, SAN JUAN, , BAUTI5TA^tonwl JUKE 21, \79?

\ SAN ANTONIOI dePADLSA

\ SAN 1 MIGUEL ARCANGEL/ Paso Boeies

/lA/PuRISIMA CONCEPTION* XC 8, 1787S SANTA INE6

SANTA BARBARA

5ANLU!5f>**FKANClAJUNE II 1798 tll

Son DejOf '/SAN PIEGO"de ALCAUJULY *. I?6'

Along ihe mission trail lies the history and romanceof Cali-

fornia. When founded, the twenty-one missions were placeda day's journey on horseback from each other, but. ndingour modem highways, you can visit all of them m oni

No weary wayfarer was ever turned away from the missions,and there are stories told of travelers who stopped for anight's lodging and remained for weeksor even monthsas if they were vacationing at a luxury resort hotel^

Frbm the first to the twenty-first, bloody skirmishes werpart of the founding of the missions. But looms for weavmcgrain for planting, and books for learning made friends

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