Overland Monthly: Devoted to the Development of the CountryA. Roman and Company, 1906 |
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... month old , an additional charge of 5c for each month is made . Contributors are requested to write name and address on first page of MS . and on the back of each photograph or illustration submitted . It is also neeessary that in ...
... month old , an additional charge of 5c for each month is made . Contributors are requested to write name and address on first page of MS . and on the back of each photograph or illustration submitted . It is also neeessary that in ...
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... month at the switch . The officials have refused to pay more , and this is what led to employing women . When the system was first installed , the posi- tions were open to men , but they re- fused to accept the responsibility and work ...
... month at the switch . The officials have refused to pay more , and this is what led to employing women . When the system was first installed , the posi- tions were open to men , but they re- fused to accept the responsibility and work ...
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... month , which per- mits them to live and raise their family without suffering all the hardships that usually fall to the lot of the laboring classes in Europe . Many of the women have been left husbandless through accident or sickness ...
... month , which per- mits them to live and raise their family without suffering all the hardships that usually fall to the lot of the laboring classes in Europe . Many of the women have been left husbandless through accident or sickness ...
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... months . Their clothing was ragged and dirty , and their shoes were mere frames of leather . Their faces were thin and haggard and grown with beards . The only bright part of their equipments were the carbines , with shining bolts . The ...
... months . Their clothing was ragged and dirty , and their shoes were mere frames of leather . Their faces were thin and haggard and grown with beards . The only bright part of their equipments were the carbines , with shining bolts . The ...
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... months . Their clothing was ragged and dirty , and their shoes were mere frames of leather . Their faces were thin and haggard and grown with beards . The only bright part of their equipments were the carbines , with shining bolts . The ...
... months . Their clothing was ragged and dirty , and their shoes were mere frames of leather . Their faces were thin and haggard and grown with beards . The only bright part of their equipments were the carbines , with shining bolts . The ...
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