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The curse of tramp life (1912)

Livingston, Leon Ray, 1872-, Shrock, Joseph Earl · Erie, Penn. : The A-No. 1 Pub. Co. · leaf 128

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plight, boarded the derelictand brought us safely ashore. We were sent to Eureka, one of the prettiest cities inthe world, but not then reached by any railroad. Itsnoble citizens made up a purse and not only were we senton the next mail boat to San Francisco, but all received acomplete outfit of… … Mountain-high comber after comber dashed tons of swirhng ocean water upon our decks, twisting off the masts, smashing our life boats and finally tore open the hatches. 122 The Curse of Tramp Life. by wintery weather and the railroad detectives, the hobosgreatest enemies, we landed on the first of…

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