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The Wheelmen's gazette (1886)

Springfield, Mass. : H.E. Ducker · leaf 194

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, they would all be elected. was organized lyg.- at Springfield, JS%'\\ ^ ^ ^ No, Jacob, the clew of a sail is not the same as the Mass., May 30, ^'^'J ,^ clue of a crime. But the average detective can find with a capital one just as easily as he can the other. Towser attempts to carry out of S!… … "Ah, Jones, how are you?" Farmer Fl.vi'J.\ck— Gee wiiiz! Did when there is no wind. We have seen sail-boats go beautifully "Pretty well; I 've just I ever see Towser take such a jump without any wind. They were put up at auction and went for a bought a yacht " in all his born days ! I allers said…

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