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PHILADELPHIA, SATUBDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1914.
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Jersey Leaders Condemn Penrose -Standard Oil Co. Indicted
ILLUSTRATED REPORT OF CURRENT EVENTS IN TWO HEMISPHERES
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BOY SCOUTS HOLD THEIR ANNUAL FIELD DAY EXERCISES AT THE PHILADELPHIA BALL PARK
The guides' race was the most thrilling event of the afternoon. On the right the boys are shown scaling a wall encountered during the race and on the left they are seen hurdling fallen trees. The central picture shows the "setting up"
of the aeroplane glider.
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Alarmed by the onward rush of the Germans from Antwerp, the inhabitants sought ships to carry them to safety. British
troops are shown serving as an escort.
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General Alvaro Obregon, Prominent in Mexican Crisis, and His Friends. From
left to right General Obregon, Leon J. Conova, Frank W. Robb, Custom Collector
at Brownsville, and One 6t the General's Aides.
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