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GRAPHIC NOTES AND COMMENT ON THE VARIED NEWS OF THE DAY AS RECORDED BY THE CAMi
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. !. it SURVEYING SQUAD FROM THE SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL ABO UT TO GO INTO ACTION
Showing the recruits who, when-awed. wfl I take their places in the future national anny of industry. Thoy are accompanied into the Hold by a registered
surveyor, who gives them pointers in the practice of the theories thoy got from their text books. n.j,er.u
- -DELAWARE'S "FAVORITE SON" AT HIS FAVORITE HOBBY
General Coleman du Pont, "busines man's" candidato for the presidency,
owns 22 farms, nine in Delaware and 13 in Maryland. An advocate of
good roads, ho loves to fool around road-making machinery.
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PJBILADELPHIAN ATTEMPTING CLIMB HE HAS SET FOR MOTORISTS '
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WliwwiWal aatutut in climb up. Pike's Plc tha 4Ittaro WMcritod
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