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pageant of 500 men and women by means of this miniature stage. '
PUPILS OF WALTON SCHOOL IN OPEN-AIK
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The development of the, child's body is looked after
as well as that of his brain in the modern school, and
training is given to him under healthful conditions.
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FAMOUS CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES
This is the international bridge between El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico, across which the diplomatic negotiations of the last
few days have been conducted. The houses of Juarez are visible on the other side of the river.
' j Photo by Upntrwood & Underwood.
RUSSIAN TROOPS IN FRANCE RECEIVE THEIR ARMS ON LANDING AT MARSEILLES
This picture seems to indicate that, though the Slav Empire is rich in human material, the outfitting of tha
imported contingent had to be done by France, whose situation is the. reverse of her Eastern ally. Most
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. . TORQUN AS IT LOOKED IK THE QUIET DAYS BEFORE THE WAR AND AS IT APPEARS NOW AFTER THE GUNS QF THE INVADER HAVE TORN GREAT holes im-thr Pi'nP n-HTmw
The picture on Wt feyedbr the ancient town as the tourist saw previous t August, 1914. pa the 'right is a recent view which has just 'arrival in this country. The leisurely fisherman is gone from the banks, of the Meuse and the houses on the WU
f '. ere roero partsf a desertfd city, Sbelk hurled from pointa eight to twelve miles away have left ragged gaps, W the w.hjte buirjngs alpng the,quaya. Ami yet more than wq toojUuj ?f struggle have brought no 1 csaon to thftBtorm.
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