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PERSONS, PLACES AND SCENES PROMINENT IN THE NEWS OF A WORLD'S DOINGS DAY BY DA$
. , , , . x , T , ARGENTINE SAILORS DRILLING AT NAVY YARD ON THE NOSE ENDS OF FIVE OF UNCLE SAM'S NAVAL BULLDOGS
An unusual photograph, taken at League Island, showing five battleships and one steamer lying quietly in a row while the seamen of the South American Republic make themselves as much at home as if on their own drill grounds bv snecial
arrangement with the United States Government.
LITTLE FLOWER INSPECTORS ALL IN A ROW
Miss Miriam Hill outlining a few points in botany to the open air class of the James McCall School, of which William -Welsh is principal.
The small, students are shown here learning the wonders of a flower bed in Washington Square.
I'buto by Underwood & Underwood.
HER FACE AND FORM WILL LIVE
IN BRONZE
Misa Audrey Munson has posed for more than
three-fifths of all the statuary now on exhibition
at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Fran
cisco. Her figure and features appear in soine
fashion in tlie adornments of virtually every
prominent building there;
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TYPI.CAL BRITISH "TOMMIES," WITH MACHINE GUN. ON MARCH IN FLANDERS
THEY CALL HIM TUB MAYOR OF
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usher, undertaker, coal merchant and wearer otfjl
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