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TUESDAY '
September 14, 1916
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THE CAMERA ILLUMINATES THE NEWS OF THE DAY FROM MANY SOURCES AT HOME AND, ABRO
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t A QUARTET OP THE PRETTIEST YOUNG SUFFRAGISTS IN THE CITY, WHO WILL BE ACTIVE DURING THE p ; 'ly 11 M l
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The photographs wore taken especially for the anniversary number of the Evening Ledger. From left to right they are Misses IML?' " " '. 5j W
Eva Hutchinson, Audrey Hagden, Florence Hutchinson and Anna Spiesman. &&'' '" ' I 1
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BAISING THE DEATH-SHIP EASTLAND, WHICH TURNED TURTLE AT HER DOCK IN CHICAGO, CARRYING MORE THAN 800 PERSONS BELOW THE WAVES, MOST OF THEM WOMEN AND CHILDREN
At the lpft a wrecking steamer is shown forcing the prostrate vessel out of the water with her bow. At the right is the hul, stripped of its superstructure and deck fittings, just before it was righted. Thousands of persons lined
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persons lined the river banks to witness the
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WHAT AU8TR0-GEBMAN SHELLS DID TO A PRZEMYSL FORTRESS
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"PAT" MORAN TREATS HIMSELF TO A, SMILE -H
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