The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1915, Page 8

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It. | T. that there was a substantial tn Com missioner Kracke says there te no denying the figures, for the reason that they were taken from the oftictat | monthly report of the B. KT. Iteelf. | On Saturday Commissioner Kracke | at the H.R. T wan not ximum allowance Brooklyn Bridge Yeaterday the B. is truth of; the Kracke contentions, claiming an increased service during December, 1914, over the same month In 1013 Comminsioner Kracke now says service on the Brooklyn | GUT BROKE CRS Commissioner Kracke Comes| Back at Them With Figures | the, 1914, the re- i me on the Willlamsburg KR. T. figures and therefore must be right: BROOKLYN HRY Klerated ar Tri Wit ber ATAMAUT RG WUTC, Bee TON hee the work of the old-fashioned plaster—does it better and docs not bave to bother cloth. You simply rub it on— met blister. You do lly the pain is Doctors and Inurece ‘tse, Wer Wey Air t Diassaa EUR he ree, anaes diegy ay 108. 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