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FIFTEEN THOUSAND SEE FLAG PRESENTED TO AMBULANCE UNIT
huge assemblage of enthusiastic Californians cheered to the echo as Stanford and Berkeley boys
were presented with the banners they are to carry on the battlefront in France.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE APPEAR AS FATHER AND DAUGHTER
Henry Hotz, taking the part of Don Orazio. and Mao Ebrey Jlotz " "The Vendetta,"
produced at the Bellevuc-Stratford last night by tho Matinee Club for the benefit of
the Philadelphia Orchestra's endowment fund.
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U. S. S. WYOMING GOING FULL SPEED AT SEA
A TENSE MOMENT ON THE BANKS OF THE RIVER AISNE
German sharpshooters-about to open fire on an enemy patrol across the river.
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