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Bergdoll's Court-Martial Starts in N. F. : Youngest of Twenty -Three : Dogs Fed by Battle
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THE COURT-MARTIAL of Grovcr Cleveland Bcrgdoll, the wealthy draft dodger, started yesterday nt Governors Island, N. Y. In tho general vlow of the room in Corbln Hall, where the trial i3 being conducted, Bcrgdoll is seated to the cxtremo left, his
attorney, Harry Weinberger, sitting at the same desk, while in the background and to tho right arc members of the court-martial and court attaches. In tho olher view BergdoU'is entering Corbin Hall just before the trial, using his hat to hide his face irom tno
cameramen. Close on his heels is a soldier, his guard, carrying a club. At tho left of tho page is Todd Daniel, federal agent, and at tho right is John J. O'Connor, an operative in tho federal service, witnesses in tho caso
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Tho United States torpedo dcslroyei Stewart, launched at Cramp's shipyard yesterday afUmooi, and its sponsor, Mrs. Margarctta
Parncll Stewart Steven-, of New York. Mrs. Stevens is shown waiting intently for the signal to swing tho bottlo against the hull of
the destroyer.
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Little Marie Christian, the twenty-third child born to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christian, of 3211 American
street. Sho is three years old.
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Philadelphia's busy man. He is James P. Campbell, of tho Phila
delphia dog pound. Three times a day he feeds milk to ten Airedale
puppies from a bottle.
THE BEAUTY CORNER
OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO I ES53ES " " JMSEm
liKria J. Dower, 410 Olivo street, is operating a thread-grinding machine at tho factory of tho Precision and T.hread-Grinding Mnnufac
U& Oa, 1082 Arch ftreet By this machine threads nro cut into bolts, water taps, dies, etc. Ono throad to Uo tnreads per inch
can bo cut.
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Major R. W. .Schroeder in piano that broke tho worjd's altitudo rec
ord. Just in front of him are two hoso lines that furnished tht
oxygen from tho tanks just baek of him.
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