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PERSONS AND SCENES THAT FIGURE IN THE, NEWS OF THE DAY ABOUT A WORLD'S DOINGS
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VOLUNTEERS PREPARING FOR AVAR AGAINST AUSTRIA
The motley dress and improvised accoutrements of these Italian volunteers indicate to a degree how widespread is tho war fever in Italy. Riflo practice is held in
unfrequented streets ana courtyards.
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SHE'S CHANGED HER MIND
Some time ago "Count" Mourik do Beaufort, once known in
Philadelphia as the "dude reporter," was reported to have
been killed in Flanders. Miss Fayetto Perry, a New York
actress, his fiancee, says he's alive, but. nevertheless, she's
decided not to marry him.
FIVE LEADERS OF THOUGHT AND ACTION IN THE TRANSPLANTED ITA LY OF PHILADELPHIA
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