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A MARVELOUS WHISTLER.
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GEORGES CARPENTIER as a "movie" actor.
The light-heavyweight champion will appear In
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INVESTIGATING CAUSE OF READING WRECK. Prosecutor Wolverton, of Camden, and three representatives
of Public Utilities Commission, who are assisting in getti ng facts in the wreck of the flier at Winslow Junction
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FOLK IN CANOE RACES. They are members of the Delaware Canoe Club. The races were en Christiana Creek. We show you Elsie
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beds. Patrolman Burke found a water lily in the miniutuie lake father, Colonel Chauncey Humphrey art gallery at the Fairmount Park end of the Parkway
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