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WEDNESDAY
November 29, 1916
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.- . ... . TAKING LESSONS AT THE POLICE SCHOOL
V' The, upper picture shows how one policeman can handle three assailants. He
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'tg?.nniboinB grasped at the wrist. These are some of the courses being given daily
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ARM HQLD FOR TOSSING CAPTIVE OVERHEAD
LlF the part of the prisoner here h "Al" Kubiak, the former pugilist, who
is now a policeman. His winter weight is 2C0 pounds. This is another of the
demonstrations at the police school.
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at the Twentieth and Buttonwood streets station.
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NEW TYPE OP ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN BEING
MOUNTED ON TORPEDOBOAT DESTROYERS
OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
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Cfaia Chin, the infant elephant lives uj Boston, As she complauietj of chilly extremities, it was decided to provide her with
boots, and this is how her inessure was taken. " . ,
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A pkiure that typifies the incessant vigil Britain maintains to keep her trada and war routes clear.
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