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I'liolo by Undtrnood A Underwood. vnilMr.PCT rf tiitt" ouATJr.lM iml
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I'hoto by Underwood A Undent ood.
PAINTING THE SHIP'S SIDES
Ono of tho blsgcst Jobs of tho many big Jobs that nro necessary In tho upkeep of a
navy, especially when tho ship happens to bo tho dreadnoujjht Pennsylvania, as it is
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YOUNGEST OP THE CHAPLIN
IMITATORS
Littlo Louis Martin, who lives on
North Fifth street, offers this inter
esting impersonation nt the bro of
eleven months.
.SCHOOLGIRLS GET AN INSIDE GLIMPSE OF THE FIREMAN'S LIFE.
Pupils of tho Girls' Normal School included n visitto tho headquarters of Engine Com
pany 20, Tenth and Buttonwood streets, yesterday as part of their day's studies.
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, ., MEN AND WOBIEN WHO WILL TAKE A PROMINENT PART IN THIS WEEK'S SESSIONS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE GRANGE, PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY
fi- J eft i-9 right are Mrs. Ella Seafosa, Mrs. C. H. Dlldine, Mrs, John A. McSparran, Mrs, William Armstrong, Mrs. R. S, Rankin, C. n. DUdin William Benninger, William Arxasteong and B. S. Rankia.
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