The evening world. dated March 28, 1913

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— TROOPS CATCH LOOTER C3 WEATHER=Falr To-Night a} FIN yy) Warmer, mS ie Circulation | Books Open to All.” | Che Copyright.

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— eee | Food Distributed to Famishing Victims of the Floods THE EVENING WORLD, WILD PANIC IN COLUMBUS DURING SEARCH FOR DEAD

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| Zimmerman, HUNDREDS OF WOMEN SAVED FROM FLOODS AT DAYTON; ORDERS TO SHOOT GHOULS Sixty Sisters Taken From Academy of Notre

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a pe got ce FCRETARY OF WAR | PUSHES ON TO THE | ~— ROODDSTAICT Garrison, Hampered by Wash-{ | HAROE THE EVENING WORLD,...

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ws nm * ~ ” ‘Appellate Division Rules She Was * certained that the DR. FRIEDMANN PICKS 25 PATENTS. IN SETON HOSPHTAL...

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4 246 BVENING WORLD, U FRIDAY, MAROH 36, 19138. | informed, Aante Gray drew the month: ty mame dhe paid high police officials

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ee ree * \ POPE’S DOCTORS WILL NOT ROME, March %.—The Pope's condi- tion is such that the attending physi- clans hesitate to

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en ee THE EVENING MA dL 1d) a8, 1918. ° FRIDAY, MAROE @ent the car around the back streets| rosy after her ride in the crisp

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NOTES OF THE THEATRES. Duke of York's, London, last night, has ful, beautiful, beautit All the movies in’ to hens th i of...

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t — ee ee 4 NGER SET FREE ER COP SHOWED HOW Sn WIGGLED ive Fritor Gives Imita- on inCourt and Magistrate | — Says...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, 1918. mite ioe |A Remarkable Page of Apparel Economy News lew and delicious; Horton's

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[tin A .- 1 er aera nar cena meee SEU aR NE So RMR RUD A at 4 THE EVENING WORLD, W. A. L. Colline DI alter A. Lanigan...

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TI-YEAR-OLD-BURGLAR (SFREED BY COURT. Youth Who Robbed House as First Offense, Dosition of each was as follows: BY JUSTICE

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_ Jline on my a very har | Bonnie Wise MENTION OF CHILD 3 REVIVES MAN WHO = FORGOT OWN NAME Thomas S. Wilson, Lost Since Last

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARO® 28, 1918. *‘ Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same — for Less Money Than Elsewhere’

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‘es HOW THE RED CROSS SPENT TITANIC FUND OF ABOUT $161,000, There Were 492 Survivors and Relatives of Victims Aided...

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/ THE RETORT FEMININE. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, Yors. ee Old Maid—Are those men following ust ===] “A NATIONAL

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18! _THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, 1913. “6 FEPER TRUNK” Soota'am each eoraton Tt wan et | ey ictal AW BRB SCANDAL IS

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POLICE CAPTU ’ Writes Gov. Fleder That He Will DDER BUT Personally Appeal to People of ] New Jersey if Necessary. Miss A...

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a “Chechaco,” wut she hadn't! BRITISH CHAMPION IN SEARCH OF FRESH LAURELS IN AMERICA STEAMER ADVANCE SAFE’ AND WILL MAKE...

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How to Market for Sunday To Financial Advantage As Well as el New York Being Filled Up With Fresh Food Supplies Now. — BY...

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NOT A RICH MAN, VS LLOYO-GEORGE THE EVENING WORLD, eae mAROR “| WILSON’S FIRST MESSAGE READ TO HIS CABINET. |Document...

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lard ©. Wright, hat’s the i at tie American wite ‘OW appearing seriall; ey." may give it to his wife, replies: what else to

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a _ Local Sport Followers Will Ask “Mayor Gaynor To-Day for Per- “milesion to Conduct Sunday « Might Boxing Benefit at Madi-

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last might. Miss Farrar’s Hair Takes Fire Singing ‘Tosca’ She Smothers the Blase With One Hand and Con- tinues the Action...

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