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GRAPHIC NOTES AND COMMENT ON THE VARIED NEWS OF THE DAY AS RECORDED BY THE CAMERA
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GUARDSMEN ON WAY TO BORDER WRAP HEADS TO KEEP OUT DUST' lllilil feM LIONIZED BY THE LADIES, YOUNG AND OLD, ON THE WAY TO EL PASO M.
AT INTERVALS STOPS ARE MADE TO PERMIT THE MEN TO LIMBER "uP llmgfl M i&Pll LINING UP AT WAYSIDE STATION FOR MORNING INSPECTION"'
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ROBERT McDONALD. STEEPLEJACK, DOES A DANCE ATOP STEEPLE OF MEXiCANS CAMP PEACEFULLY IN OUR MIDST If 3
COHOCKSINK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FRANKUN STREET AND DESPITE WAR RUMORS
COLUMBIA AVENUE Fiftj. of them are working near Chestnut Hill for the Pennsyl- i it
yanla Railroad, replacing Italians who have gone to war. 1
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Photo by Sla. Stl, 9 Ter Oli
1 HE-EATING CONTEST IN PROGRESS AT STARR
GARDEN
David Dabrow "cleaned up" first, with " f 2 minutes
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