The evening world. dated June 15, 1911

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TN PANIC AMONG GIRLS IN BROADWAY FACTORY Dea aanaaaadl WEATHER—Fair 'To-Night and F; . . PRICE ‘ONE CENT. Co. Micke New...

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| ; i i — through the rear corridors to an scure entrance on the Fifty-eighth street | i‘ vlsaglens with their victims and

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CANS A i a a a tenner - . - ° ee ey q ~_- =. ow en om “421 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, core LASHED HIS WIFE |The

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' ana siith rel a THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1911. |ONE OF THE CHIEFS | OF THE STRIKING BRITISH SAILORS. STRKE TOT

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HAVEMEYER DROVE HIS BROTHER OUT OF SUGAR FIRM Theodore Made a Traffic Agree- ment That Did Not Suit, Says Former Trust...

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| soe eaermomamarencer ae fa GROLIER FORCED TO TAKE SON FROM SCHOOL ALS HEL Brooklyn Man Loses Position and Boy Is Compelled

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aes eta yomant i ee renee he nee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1911. a EIGHT ROBBERS unin UPHoieL..| Lremendous...

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TT Nase Sa an er nna THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1911 | guese frontier ai@ not develop as had man, When the...

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SCHOOL CHILDREN'S MINDS WRECKED BY PRESENT METHODS | Made Lite Brutes" Brutes” by Piling, Rubbish Into Intellects, Says Prof.

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linens nae F | Bo) THE EVENING WORLD, THURUDAY, JUNE 15, 1911. | * or | | - ke charge of thd | Heer iene ont ss ne mats et

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perenne nen Vn ee eee saeatee adiateiaendadaniatiniaentaameeteee ——— ee eT “STOOD-UP" PUPI'S FATHER DEMANDS PRINCPALS HEAD

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| WOULD HAVE LAN BAR MINORS FROM HASTY WEDDINGS Half of Such Cases End in Divorce, Half of Rest Un- happy, Says Judge....

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Russian Ballets Prove Real “Rest tor Weary” as Summer Night's Show} ey Winter Garden's Attraction Deserves to Become as...

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r Pitcher White Wins His Own Game for Princeton in the UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY pgp mare eT 5 THE EVENING WORLD, THURIDAY, JUNE

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a ‘ ; or THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1911. He Runs An AWFUL Risk of Getting Fired. FLOOEY THE FAN " NO si vou can

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t \ 5 { ' ; | t J ~ dL eel —$—-—_—r- GHANGES WIL -AND GIVES AWAY $100,000 NOW Lispenard Stewart Decides Nui f Wait for Death

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—a ODDITIES IN Chronicles Hi igh Heels as Bad as Rum. ‘bat high heels are as heathenish as Tings {n the nose or tattooing,

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' ¢ tae “a | partment I always| Lieut. O'Rourke of the Bor jost nis } differences of opinion and more talk. We) made it a...

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Fi a j * The Evening World Daily Magazine, Thursday, June 15, 1911. y Ferd G. Long}|} Did You Ring? HOW 13 THE DINNER COMING?

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the labor men,” continues Roosevelt, THE EVENING WORLD, seeneeee JUNE 165, 1911, this matter was to be treated as a caso...