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March 10, 1915
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PERSONS, PLACES AND SCENES PROMINENT IN THE NEWS OF A WORLD'S DOINGS DA Y BY DAY
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AT THE PALM BEACH COSTUME BALL
Miss Pauline Dlsston, of Philadelphia, and Mnurico Hoche,
of New York,
LOYAL SUBJECT OF THE KAISER
A pickaninny inhabitant of German West Africn in
the uniform beloved of his Emperor.
A COURTYARD BUILT OF SEASHELLS
One of the sights that has interested mem
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'nininK at Jacksonville, Fin.
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INTRENCHED IN THE DESERT'S BURNING SANDS
Australian troop, who were diverted to Egypt at the time of the threatened rebellion there, have prepared aguinst invasion by the Turks by miles of rje trenches. The
photograph shows the works in process of construction, only ths tops' of the men' heads being' now visible.
IN TJfE COSTUME OF HER PEOPl-E
Mrs. Ktehard Croker attracted much attention a lW,
ain iieacn dance in her squaw dress-
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