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THURSDAY
December 2, 1915
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INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS OF A DAY'S NEWS GRAPHICALLY TOLD BY THE CAMER
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M&2iHS;-''i10-, i yi T ili&flHiflifl Somewhere on the dark continent dusky worshipors are bemoaning Miss Mabel Vernon makes arrangements for the reception of the two dele-
mJBd -'L '---V faJWllvB lh0vs,? of ,the,sncre(i.ul0's5n(I spear-paddles shown, with their captor, gates who are carrying a petition four miles long, signed by 10 Governors
tWKmWLf&uWi fi l LffPflHIIH S" VaJtor Hi?,k.ey' ch,ef, officer of the schooner Judge Boyce, now in nnd 1,000,000 other supporters, urging Congress to pass the Suban B.
h BPligsrgSa3aKaSiHKL U JMMMwW m UriSTliH P ' y refusetI viltht dusky wives in payment for an Anthony amendment to the national Constitution granting the franchise
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Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr hurried to their happy home ''- ' "',"'"'?' ,V '' ' 1- - '"-". "
at 5057 Summer street, only to learn that loving friends - - ' . '. '. ,'' . ' - 4 - --, ; i
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TRENTON'S FIRST POLICEWOMAN
Mrs. Hannah. D. Long, a widow, will wear a uniform and
brass huttons. like any other eop." She will be a terror
to flirts asd proprietors of questionable dance balls la
V the Jersey capital.
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. rnmufinrnm-a utuMainu TM VISITORS WHO ARRIVE THROUGH THE BROAD STREET STATION
musnroomj, Jrom between th track., und the principal buiMlnse "rf ItobuffiaSdet ' ' '
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