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CQ7 BIG DIRIGIBLE BALLOON ISSUES FROM HOLD OP VESSEL BELONGING TO ALLIES FOR SCOUTING TRIP OVER THE CITY OP SALONIKA AND VICINITY
REV. ROBERT C. WELLS P' REV. W. E. HAAS . ' ,' .VtSBfe f' .'SBfBify'SjG REV. RICHARD RADCLIFFE DR. P. P. PARKIN 1
Secretary Methodist Conference. Assistant Secretary. jf M Iv'lH - SSWPrlO feSwHll Assistant Secretary. Superintendent Central DistrlAJ
HARDIEST TRAVELER AMONG YOUNG PHILADELPHIAN3
Harry Jolipo has just returned from b trip of 14,004 miles with
his parwiU. He iode on 23 railroads and slept U a new place each
uixtit, gr.sxitg ftur cojBtrSoa. mJnut once being alek or Buffering
., - say ill effects.
TABLET MARKS BIRTHPLACE OP THE TELEPHONE
Here la Alexander Graham Bell beside the m?aument just put up at 109 Court street,
Boston. It was on this site that ha talked over the wire for the first time to Thomas A.
4 Watson at Ho, Exeter street, June 2, 1875.
tmf AnmmrnM mr ntiin ttrwx rr iiiciopm T?AMILY
The former Countess again appeared on Atlantic Ci Bo"dW J
wis wees, accompanied pot only by her new nusoang. -r " r i
but by her nev poodle, whose name is Brownie. The tarWi f-
dsdaria, shall remain inseparable.