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August 23, 1915
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WHEN THE PRESIDENT COMES TO TOWN
President Wilson strolled about the streets for hnlf on hour in the course of his visit to consult nn oculist here before
anyone recognized him. Finally at 12th and Chestnut streets the passing throng marked him and began to tag at his
heels. Mr. Wilson is seen here in a light bowler hat.
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GAY ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS WHO HAVE JUST ENLISTED IN ROME 7
These are mostly men from the Austrian border who, having never been confronted with the bloody wearinesss of modern
war, are happy over their new unitorms ana tnc prospect 01 getting mtu uvuuu 'f , - w,j , no cu
as redeeming their kindred who have been for so long "unredeemed.
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EXPELLED BRAZILIAN ENVOY TO MEXICO NOW IN WASHINGTON
JoBe Manuel Cardoza, the man who looked after the diplomatic interests of the United States in Mexico till expelled by
Carranza, is now a visitor to Washington. This picture shows him with the Brazilian Ambassador to the United States
and Captain Powell Clayton acting for the State Department. Left to right are Doctor Cardoza, Ambassador da Gama,
Secretary Carlos Gordillio, Captain Powell Clayton and Secretary M. Bctancourt.
WHEN THE KAISER WAS WELCOME IN SWITZERLAND
This picture is of interest just now in view of the reports that the mountain republic, having among her citizenship men
of German, French and Italian blood, is having a hard time in preserving her neutrality. The Emperor (at the right) is
shown at a review of the Swiss army.
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