The evening world. dated April 25, 1911

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WOMAN PUT BURNS ON TRAIL OF M’NAMARA Se Final ef Racin TS! eres — URY HEARS CARNEGIE WEATHERSFalr to-night and Wednesday, i=

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 1911, BURNS’S FULL STORY OF GREAT DYNAMITE PLOT PAINFUL TROUBLE WITH FINGER NAILS t Los...

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__.___oTHE EVENING WORLD, | Wife Who Fled From Husband s a Svengali, and Their Baby' J REHEARSE GRAPS BULLDOG SAVE...

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THE EVENING WORLD, ~ TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1911, res Nl NO CONNECTION WITH @ 2 ANY OTHER STORE GREENHUT-SIE Hats Trimmed Free.

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VP PEN CERWIN ss kt eee THE EVENING WORLD, MONTCLAR SPURNS” (it FELL AS HE LIGHTED GAS, MOVING PICTURES cation for License

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ee eo AT acca ARE NR ARLE TOES THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1911, LET THIEVES GC, AND THEN SHOT A Page of Money...

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TT TET le EEE ay of 10 _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, — | Lord. &'Taylor | It’s a Gentleman’s Job a xa « existence Is

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pe to the elevated rai THB BVENING FOURTACK'” 22 : THREATENED TO WOWIBIG CHEF PUNTODOAWAY | | ~ WADA SCA HS WE Cherokee Pinon

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Knockout Brown Will Be the Most Interested Spectator at the Hogan-Wolgast Battle To-Morrow Night, but It’s Hard to Get a Line

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1911. FLOOEY THE ~isaaih ) ® © By Vic on WHY, FLOOEY Dove!) { it says i SHALL] — ee.

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oR ra ENA TIN __ ‘THE EVENING WORLD, YOUTH LOCKED IN CAR ate WAS STEALING A RIDE.| wt Sympathetic Jersey City lice | Do Not

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Italian Company Arouses Laughter In Comic Opera altars At First It Was at Them, but Soon It Was With Them, and at the End...

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‘ew York ae Second-Ciaes Matter, For England and the Continent All Counteles im the Interu@stonal Postal Unioa, on toe...

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cmprsere era Se OTE ET The E ‘‘Them Was enin World D ily Magazine, Tuesday, April 25, 1911% the Happy Days!’’ #6 #36 By Clare

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' , { _ 18 Sot cetera tnaeentian ea BANTER STREET LOSES LAST OF OLD FAMILIES” Moving of Silverstones Empha- |! sizes Great