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April 13, 1916
PERSONS AND SCENES IN DAY'S GRIST OF NEWS FROM HOME AND ABROAD AS CAUGHT BY THE CAME&
lHflHKS&ilnplii rf ViSCSSSIShRSIIB' "'"Bb SGI tions the story of the war. Sanderson-Wells, a London artist, is shown at his canvases. J
iJ II - - IVPvT ifVlPs -S' -v W"i """"'' Vj ATLANTIC FLEET ARRIVING AT HAMPTON ROADS FOR SPRING MANEUVRES
xs2&ffi&Z2&K iJmJ I n.'iaZ&WS.-. , , , - .As tW "::.. fel .. ! -.ui,ksa In the foreground is tho flagship Wyoming. The Administration is said to be thankful that this
li " i mighty aggregation is so near Newport News in case of complications with foreign warships.
' ,. sA FRIENDLY CHAT THAT LIGHTENS THE HORRORS OF WAR . ,Trvr iV , v,J.,mr....I..-y...,.. '""lglllli
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AN UPSET JN THE YANDERBILT CUP BACH
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SPUmO WEATHER MAKES THE SMOKE HANG LOW WHEN TRAINS CROSS THE ALU3GHANIES
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