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May 3, 1915
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THINGS AND PERSONS OF NOTE IN I HE WORLD'S NEWS DAY BY DAY AS REPORTED BY THE CAMERA
1'hoto by Upderwood & Undrwood.
ONE OF JOFFRE'S "NIBBLERS"
General Sarall la commanding the French forces at St MihieL Ho is
helping to carry out Joffre'a policy of "nibbling" at the German line,
with particular attention to the wedge at St. MihieL
DAUGHTER OF CROWN PRINCE YALE SENIOR'S BRIDE
Sho asserta sho is tho daughter of the ilNfated Crown Prince
Rudolph of Austria and Baroness Vetsera. She was the divorced
wife of "an English army man, and wns recently married in secret
to Donald S. Andrews, of Cleveland, a senior at Yalo University.
POSTOFFICE WORKERS HAVE THEIR OWN FLOWER GARDEN
The picture shows Carriers J. Flynn, William McCann and Anthony Salvatoro nursing along
tho plants which nre to make the backyard of tho Paschall station blossom as the rose. They
believe in tho city beautiful movement.
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t SWEEPING UP AN OCEANOF MOLASSES
Shoveling up molasses Is not so foolish as it sounds. A giant oil tank containing 600,000 gallons of the syrup burst and about half of the contents got
wy oft Marcos ook. Now the sweet stuff Is being swept and shoveled and coaxed, into another tank-antt the salvage company doing tho verb,eaya
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