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PERSONS, SCENES AND EVENTS THAT FIGURE IN THE NEWS OF THE DAY FROM DIVERS SOURGj
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WAR'S EFFECT ON BRITISH
FASHIONS
The Photo showB a woman with a hat
modeled after the naval model and known
as the Jellicoo haV In honor of tho
famous admiral, worn in combination
with a military cape.
DAUGHTER 0,F MEXICAN
CHIEFTAIN
Miss Isabel Angeles la the daughtor of
General Felipo Angeles, General Villa's
famous chief of artillery. For tho past
few months tho Angeles family has been
in tha United States.
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cessive attacks on tho Turkish "treScfiS on Shr iSfM? ,f o Australian contingent in tuc
mrmsn irencnea on tho peninsula have been described" as frightful.
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