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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 130

An illustration from The Inland printer, 1883, leaf 130
arents, and one day, several on its way. The machine ought to operate very easily. years ago, Ala-we-a-him-yean presented her aboriginal lord with these twins. Ha-hats-mox-mox was subtle and cunning, THE CRYING CAYUSE TWINS. and when he wanted his twins to live and grow up to honor ‘HE… … AFTER. BEFORE. to show these twins in colors in this month’s issue, ' but as'the women were there it was only by sufferance. They, of course, sheets for the colored insert could not be got ready in time, it had no part in the great council. That two innocent human lives were at stake weighed not an…

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