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Helen Wainwright, Aileen Kiggin, Helen Moses, Vonnio Malcomson, Irene Guest, 1800 Arch street, in a moment had tho tickets stamped and sold at tented city on the Illman Farm, near Hatboro.
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BOYS. They had a real day yesterday. Boys forced to remain at tho college during the and Rose Kelly did a very interesting three rounds
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Farm was set aside for their use by Henry A. Illman.
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INSPECTION OF FIRE APPARATUS. Tho committee appointed by the HAPPY ATHLETES. This group of men will represent America in tho Olympic games. They arc exhibiting
Department of Public Safety busy testing fire truck No. 7, Fourth street, the kind of "pep" that will help our cause i'aul Thompson
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PUSHBALL EXPERTS. The Sixth' Field Artillery won
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Germany. The winners have Ihc ball on their shoulder
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