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Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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72 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST December 4,1920 M a i b 0 h m Eager— tingling with ani-mation like the thoroughbredapproaching a barrier, Mai-bohm longs for the difficultroad or the straightaway whereopportunity is afforded to provethe supremacy of its huskyvalve-in-head power and bal-anced lightness. The very linesof this car interpret its abilityto leave the commonplace farbehind. Imagine the joy of thefamily whose holiday gift isMaibohm—the lightest goodsix made. $1575 f. o. b. Factory Maibohm, Sandusky, Ohio Makers of Fine Vehicles Since 1888
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 73 (Continued from Page 71) friends so near to the jaws of death that thenewspapers of the capital, with that intelli-gent anticipation which characterizes them,published detailed accounts of their havingbeen shot. Throughout his entire life Obregon hasbeen what is commonly termed lucky.As a younger man he often played games ofhazard, and was almost invariably a win-ner. In fact his luck ran so steadily that onone occasion the proprietor of a casinooffered to pay him a certain sum everynight on the condition that he should notplay. Unlike some of Europes famousstatesmen, however, he is not a chessplayer; but the American game of poker,now so widespread in Northern Mexico,used to be his favorite pastime. He stillindulges in it now and again on a longjourney, and he almost always wins. Perhaps the most remarkable escapewhich Obregon had from death occurred onthe field of battle. The general had goneto the top of a tower on an estate known asHacienda Santa Ana t

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • bookcontributor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
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  • bookleafnumber:739
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