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And just at that juncture it happened that Jurgis was introduced to a man named Harper whom he recognized as the night watchman at Brown's, who had been instrumental in making him an American citizen, the first year of his arrival at the yards. "You're as bad as Harper and Joe Ladue," said Joe Hines. Big jovial Josie Harper ran a road house at Telegraph Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street. |
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harper - someone who plays the harp