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IT LOOKS AS THOUGH the days of novel-reading messenger boys are numbered, now that thu
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capital. At least the boys will no longer have the field to themselves.
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A LION FOR A PET is just what one would
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ITALY IS VERY MUCH in the news these dayb with her victory over.the Austrians, not to men
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population, so responsive to the leanings of us adults. A miniature ship is a v '" which women
HERE IS A SCENE many times re-enacted in Philadelphia these days,
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lads "passing through" on their way "over there." & for the nonce d ffp.r(1a for the safet' of &
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tHC STRAINS OF "AMERICA" ner ratouncM more impressively in Broad street than yesterday when a full thousand of marines from the Philadelphia Navy Yard gave vest to Utair patriotic feelings ia the shadow of Liberty Statue,
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