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against the Disston girls' baseball team. Her hit helped to win the game
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AVIATION SELLING TRIP.
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made a trip through Pennsylvania and New Treasure Island, in the Delawaro
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and Willow streets. Mias Stella Suylor, 021 Call owhill street, is operating the hand milling machine New York firm presented the Yankee's home-run king with a pair
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thorn to worthy children. t Anojher pair is due for tho thirty-third
horno run -of yesterday international. "
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FIVE GENERATIONS OF QUAKERTOWN PAMILY. William
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