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P. R. T. HEAD SURVEYS THE STRIKE SITUATION
Thomas E. Mitten, is shown entering his car after a tour of the city. He Is accompanied
by Police Lieutenant Hamilton,
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A NEW JERSEY COW'S PRESENT TO nER OWNER
JThfa two-headed calf, now on exhibition at Wildwood, was born on June 11 last at New
port, N. J., on the farm of E. a Lore, Mother and child are both well,
HOT-WEATHER SNAPSHOTS
J. Horace Cook, superintendent- of school
buildings, looks serene despite the humidity.
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