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PHILADELPHIA UNITS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD READY FOR A BIG WEEK, AT CAMP LIEUTENANT COLONEL W. W. FETZER, MT. GRETNA, WHERE THEY ARRIVED ON SATURDAY
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AMERICAN LEGION HEAD WELCOMED IN SAN
FRANCISCO. Franklin D'Olicr, at the right, on in
spection tour of legion posts of the West. Colonel
G. H. Penrose and Fred F. Bebergall, at the left
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A BIRD HAT. It was one of tho BUILDING HER CASTLE OF BLOCKS.
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guest of Martin Maloney, at the New Jersey town. On the
right is Bishop D. J. O'Connell, of Richmond, Va.
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GOING BACK HOME. Two Russian lads in San Francisco,
being transported to their homeB, from which they wero
torn by internal Russian wars
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DR. MAYO AND SONS. Dr. Charles H. Mayo, of Rochester, Minn.,
and his two sons have lust returned from a trip in Europe, where
tho doctor noted surgical conditions and appliances
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OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE MAY ACT ON SUFFRAGE. Governor
Roberts ( lei i), of that state, has called an extra session.which opens today
and has listed tho suffrago amendment among tho subjects to be handled.
Mrs. Carrio Chapman Catt has been busy at Nashville for some time
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AT THE CALEDONIAN GAMES. Evervthlni? that was Scotch wns enioved at
Roberts (left,), of that state, has called an extra session.which opens today Maplo Grove. Among the contestants wero Isabel MacKinnon, 'piper; Margaret',
and has listed tho suffrago amendment among tho subjects to be handled. Scott, dancer, and Angus Frazcr, who won fancy dress and dancing prizes
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