The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-10-01
AN AWAKENING.
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] / WAS two hours past midnight and
January storm was raging. New
York lay foot under the snow which
had been falling all day and night, only
10 give place 10 an icy rain. The streets
were deserted by all save the guardians
Of the peace, ana even they sought shei-
ter wherever they could, secure in the
belief that on such night they We're
safe from detection by the chaace pa
trolman. The clogged cutters afforded
no outlet, and rivers Of water ran over
the mounds Of snow and gathered in
pools in the footprints IMAGE carly in
the evening by burryinP crowds Of
workers eager to reach their homes.
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most luxurious hotels stood u young
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" on one arm, wifi his face turned
toward the door, Near hiE Stood the
clerk, and they were engaged in That
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