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February 28, 1916
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HOUSE LEADENS WHO ARE OPPOSING PRESIDENT'S
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Uark and Majority Leader lutclun, ju.st after their call on President Wilson
to tell -him of the Houses objections to his position on the international
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IN THE KENNEL CLUB SHOW
Champion Omija, a bright Japanese spaniel from the Greenacre Kennels,
Who will be on view at the show which lasts through tomorrow.
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Mercantile Club. At the left is an impersonation of "Pan." Above is a pose in
the "Valse."
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