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INTERESTING PANORAMAS FROM HOME AND ABROAD SHOWN BY ENTERPRISING PHOTOGRAPHER
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OVERHEAD BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF PHILADELPHIA, LOOKING TOWARDS THE. DELAWARE RIVER, AS A BALLOONIST SEES
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German Hospital and tho Mary Drexel Home. In the middle'ofthV distant riVer ia Petty'sYsland & SftJlfe.uh of the Gesu. Between Girar
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OUNG HECRUITS AID OLD KING PETER ON HIS WAY TO RYir.R ' i
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4',-em lu t IT 5. ,iga. are shown here emptying a cartridge wagon and hitching psen to it in order that their
Kmb may at least go. t his exile in some sort of yel?iele
REMNANTS jQF SERBIAN ARMY IN RETREAT TO ALBANIA
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