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PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON'S ITALIAN HOSTS SHOWING THEM THE SIGHTS OF THE ROMAN
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thirty years old and living in luxury. He occupies a .stall in a steam-heated stable.
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rf-pitals. liaining in the operation of the.o machines is a pait of the curative activities for patients in the
Walter Reed Hospital, Washington
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EX-KING MANUEL, so London reports, is jcady to go back to Portugal if his
country wishes him to icturn. In tho meantime, Manuel and his wife, a distant
Cia of tho former Kaiser, are devoting most of thtjr time in nslaml to, farming,
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