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GRAPHIC NOTES AND COMMENT ON THE VARIED NEWS OF THE DAY AS RECORDED BY THp CAME
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' , elected chief executive of Sawtellc, Cal., Mrs. Ellen French ' HIWBeS 411llllS commander of the troops' which 'ran. mto the brush with
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SWEDISH ART ON VIEW AT ACADEMY QF THE FINE ARTS
eaisilnr of a Scandinavian eirl In winter costume, bv Anders Zorn. ia ana
b Jff axb&iMi ker 'tr being shown at the Panama Expositions Tker, 1
JMr hftt 61 prints and Zi ecultu, ,
Photo by Undtrwood A Undt vrooj.
AMERICAN TROOPS ARE ENTRENCHING THEMSELVES AT
COLONIA DUBLAN, MEXICO
Though it is asserted that this digging at. the "Mormon town is only for
"field, wact ice.", there Is a belief that these earthworks are beintr con-
s&uetM with avview to possible emergencies that ma occur anytua.
SAMVEL CHASE QETS A BIRTHDAY BOUQUET
This signer of the Declaration of Independence from Maryland was remembered
yesterday by Mjss Margaret Fleming who placed a sheaf of carnations over
fils portrait in Independence Hall.
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