Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 188Harper & Brothers, 1944 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 84
... told her he was going to Cincinnati . She joined him in Detroit . He met Mrs. Pitzel there also ; he had told her she would see her husband there , but now he stalled her and sent her to her parents at Galva , Illinois . Then they all ...
... told her he was going to Cincinnati . She joined him in Detroit . He met Mrs. Pitzel there also ; he had told her she would see her husband there , but now he stalled her and sent her to her parents at Galva , Illinois . Then they all ...
Page 139
... told him we were drink- ing and had driven on the wrong side of the road . I told him there would be a riot if the cops did not come . I had been a police reporter and I knew him . " Jesus , " he said , in the curious New Orleans accent ...
... told him we were drink- ing and had driven on the wrong side of the road . I told him there would be a riot if the cops did not come . I had been a police reporter and I knew him . " Jesus , " he said , in the curious New Orleans accent ...
Page 443
... told him he represented wealthy acquaintances who had millions of dollars in gold ingots and bars for sale . Smith asked if the bars bore government markings and Bates said they did not . Smith testified , " I told him I could not ...
... told him he represented wealthy acquaintances who had millions of dollars in gold ingots and bars for sale . Smith asked if the bars bore government markings and Bates said they did not . Smith testified , " I told him I could not ...
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AMERICANS IN BATTLEFletcher | 1 |
GREAT BRITAIN | 2 |
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