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This view down the river is from the balcony of the Crescent Club's boathouse. Perhaps no other river in the United States, with the possiblo exception of the
Charles, in Massachusetts, is bo alive with all forms of water activities on summer days. All varieties of craft from the canoe and racing shell to the high-powerod
and high-priced cruising motorboat ply its surface.
QUEEN DENIES PRO-GERMAN UTTERANCE
Queen Victoria of Sweden is quoted as having said on a recent visit to her mother,
the Grand Duchess of Baden: "My heart is with Germany." Now sho issues n
statement repudiating the remark.
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