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Starting with the first picture at the upper left, the Charles Klein Association ia portrayed beginning the long march up Broad street while thnuMmi. int- ,, k a , ,'boto ty """ iw4 itto trui.
cortime Incorporating the Stan, and Stnpes. The man wearing the pyramid of hats is Frank Winkler. V trjo ?n NKXrs- 8trTe& tlLL-T' e second picture .is that of Fred Rpwi i a novel
CharlM Dumont fn h,s oriB' mi striking collar and headgear, The "seventh-picture , is a gVneral vlw of thearade as it started up fforiPdrteSre' " SU By,e' the Weim.woi.NoTo reveals
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