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;,'- , F"lFTH BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP FROM THIS PORT
The'. British steamship 'Industry, :known as .the ''Pennsylvania State Ship," because most of her cargo
o . consists' of- contributions from the State at large, probably will sail today.
WILL BE NEW YORK'S NEW DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
Chares A. Perkins has been selected by Governor
elect Whitman to succeed Mr. Whitman himself in
office. He has been a member of Whitman's staff.
LET VOTERS DECIDE ON WAR, HE SAYS
Senator Robert Li Owen, of Oklahoma, proposes a
constitutional amendment which would prevent an
aggressive war by the United States except on the
approvalof a majority of the citizens at the ballot box.
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TWO BIG GERMAN LINERS INTERNED HERE SINCE WAR BEGAN
m4 tfeft Rhaetia are lying idle at the foot of Catharine, street and probably will stay there fpr many months.
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SCBNB ON BRCK OP THE tAOONEI? XHABTXA
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