The evening world. dated February 26, 1904

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PRICE ONE CENT. LACK (if ENGINES am PAPANESE AND RUSSIAN FLEETS AND AOGHESTER CAUSED » LOSS OFS MILLIONS, a Fierce and Quick

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. — Che “ Ciroulation Books Open to Au.” | < a) PRICE ONE. CENT, EBRU ARY NEW YORK, FRIDAY, k LACK OF ENGINES it ROCHESTER

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worked with energy and asslduity to reorganize and perfect the ariny, your work is not yet done. The hour has come when I...

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earner yy + PRATT or THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1904. JAPANESE BATTLE- SHIP MIKASA, LARGEST WAR VESSEL NOW 1N

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ah | porary, improvement, and that these T PLANS 10 Favors Suggestion of The Even- ing World to Place Dividing “Rails at...

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BOY AND GIRL ~ VANISH TOGETHER Police Seek Eighteen-Year-Old) Frederick Hulman and Young Gertrude Curth, Who Lived in| Same

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4 = fae THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 96; 1901, ues pais ROAD OVERS’ | JOzD RoRBAS Back cary. FLOWS oe : 7 oe ANNUAL

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‘, Oerminating a Wonderfully Busy Wey at Che. J Big Store, | ay ACITY INITSELF QOPERE “S. @ H.” Green Trading Stamps Saturday

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HASSOURNS 00 TRE SHOWING NOW t Henry M. Blossom, Jr., and Al- “fred G. Robyn, Young St. Lguisans, Reverse the Old! _ Saying,

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ae QUEEN OF MOVERS WANTS TO EST ‘Mrs. Thomas H. Whelan Has Changed Her Place of Abode; in Various Cities 120 Times Within:

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THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, rova. a yimned to the apartment and arrested | ¢ e Se : When talcen to the police...

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“a ——— Ee I > a rest.” Then Tim going to: start out a Norman cna Maok Tried His Best to Bring the Leaders. Togeth> er, but

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ae J Margaret Hubbard Ayer. A Love Letter. Dear Miss Ayer: B'RE both very young. He called Werren to see me. One evening when

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