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SATURDAY
April 8, 1916
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SPRING, WINTER AND WAR CROWD INTO A DAY'S HAPPENINGS TO ENTERTAIN THE COMMON PEOPLE
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STYLES AT THE SHORE
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,. ,.. . WHO SLIPPED A $1000 NOTE TO THE WEATHERMAN? "
Just 'tig Philadelphia was taking a deep breath, upon getting safely into one whole week of April, Old Man Winter calls around to
r rs&y he is still on the job. The sudden change in weather caught tho letter carriers unprepared, and they were compelled to face
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HANDS IN HER POCKETS
Another snapshot at Atlantic City, where now
styles get an airing.
Photo by International Film Service.
MAKER OF THE FOKKER WARPLANE
This is llerr Fokker himself, who designed and
bujlt the great aircraft which has almost .given Ger
many supremacy in the air. He is a Hollander by
birth. His great machine develops a speed of 110
utiles an hour.
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AND TO THINK THAT THESE WERE SCENES OF YESTERDAY!
A game on the vacant lot and a visit to the creek with a fresh can of wprms are the best signs of approaching summer. But
the sand-lot nine and the young nimrod did not figure upon the vagaries of Philadelphia weather. These pictures and the
view of the snowstorm, above, were taken by an Evening Ledger photographer within 15 hours of each other.
Photo by Medem.
A BAD MAN TO MEET IN THE DARK
This French soldier is called a "clean-up man." It
is hj3 business to enter an evacuated rmci and
deal with any enemies that remain behind. There
can be no doubt about bis "preparedness."
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