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SCENES ATTENDING THE RETURN OP PHILADELPHIA'S CAVALRYMEN FROM THE MEXICAN BORDER, SHOWING THE UNLOADING OF THEIR EQUIPMENT FROM FREIGHT CARS PENDING THEIR FORMAL MUSTERING OUT
WITHIN A SHORT TIME
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GUSTINE LAKE IS A FAVORITE WITH SKATERS FROM MANAYUNK
VUoto y International Kllm .Service.
PRESIDENT WILSON'S
SHOES, MADE BY BROCK
TON. MASS., F ACTOR Y,
WHICH USES 412 SEPARATE
PIECES OF LEATHER
COAT OF RUSSIAN SABLE VALUED AT
$24,000 TO BE AUCTIONED AT THE PHILA
DELPHIA ART GALLERIES. THE BUTTONS
ARE VALUED AT 7.50 EACH
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T.TRTITRMANT PnlflMPr. SPEKCER
COSBY, "UNITED STATES MILITARY j
ATTACHE AT PARIS. ORDERED TO RE-
TURN HOME TO DO ENUlNJSBiunu
DUTY
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THE SAMLAND, WHICH BROUGHT THE
NEWS OF THE GERMAN RAIDER TO THE
MARITIME WORLD. IS A PHILADELPHIA
BUILT BOAT, NOW CARRYING SUPPLIES
TO BELGIUM
JPJINKITN STATUE AT THE UNIVERSITY
QYMHASIUM JS DECORATED BY CLAgjS OP 1901
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GIRL DESIGNER AT WORK IN FACTORY IN
WORCESTER. MASS.. WHICH TURNS OUT
VALENTINES BY THE TON
FAILUREOF MUNICIPAL ICEtfOND AT SIXTY-NINTH STREET, COBB'S CREEK, TO FREEZE OVER DISCOVERED
i I TO BE DUE 10 SUBMERGED HOT-WATER PIPE
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