Livingston, Leon Ray, 1872-, Shrock, Joseph Earl · Erie, Penn. : The A-No. 1 Pub. Co. · leaf 26
that he was their naturalenemy—a railroad detective. In this they were not mis-taken, for the way they ran down the tracks, their flyingcoat tails followed closely by the stranger, who, altho hewas only one-half the size of each of them, yet representedthe majesty of the law, was a rare sight.… … JO£CPH V^ftRt SHPOCi; The two burly hoboes were chased by their sworn enomy,the railroad poUce-officer. 20 Tlie Curse of Tramp Life. tramps, who gradually distanced the officer, making aclean get-away from the John Law. After a few moments the officer returned, angered atthe escape of the burly…
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