The evening world. dated April 2, 1913

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UICK WORK IN FIGHT TO OUST STILWELL Let Barred All-Nighters Tell of Graft if They Paid, Says Mayor The Gag 2 “ Circulation

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a v TES SVENITNG WUNuy, Wawneewnt, nears 8, rere. E defies in hia possession to mupport his ehatge that Stilaett admanded a

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; ; f SS * Hoaton Road and One Hundred and Sev- | complaint, but merely to be protected. ) hit sobriet: SEARHES THE A SUBWAY

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Leader Who Ie on Trial For Inciting | Bomb Explosion * | anoby 1 received tees than $1,000," ‘and I had to do a lot, of work,

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Satenadit ad tecdieteaahiemietioaticieeta . ‘ 10 LEGALIZE HACK STAND EW YORK ST 4 coment mrp? “Streets of a City Belong to

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oo ~ oman ay Sane es - . rary _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918.” vouines HAkS SK Oputpastyy «+ a Tomorrow,...

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918. ee THE EVENING WORLD, MID-DAY CABARET, EIGHTH [ap par | | chance in the world of winning and I...

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THE EVENING WORLD, ited Mutraney on fie etal. [ in Pennayivania, It requires counties to py fee HAS ONE CHANCE TOPRVEHE DONT

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RICH LONG ISLANDERS ORGANIZE ANOTHER NEW COUNTRY CLUB Midland Golf Club Members Interested in Project at East Williston. Any

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the patient and'at the request of the Bellevue and Governm: authorities, who were anxious to w if the | properties, treatment

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‘Magic Flute’’ ‘Sung for Legal Aid’s Benefit BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. “eT "te MAGIC FLUTE” was re- peated at the Metropolitan

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‘A BANANA HOUND SCULPED FROM LIFE CONVINCING Photo of the Work of Art Proves That the Rare Dog Exists. DOG THAT DIGS CLAMS, |

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More Than Fifty Cases of Scarlet Fever and Measles in Parkvifle Section. HEALTH BOARD ACTS., Physician and Nurse on Duty...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918. HER, SAYS TEACHER = WORKING GIRLS “SUSPENDED BY BOARD 1. cists Teit Story of...

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atl : ms TRE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 19 NLL GREECE MOURNS S522: , ~e “ ‘ FIND BODY OF 0 Wood L train at the...

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i n hi he cought Patal Onrush of Water and|ituntercnieg , fersonville, and there he caught 4 train on the firemen and the...

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ee el : Leneet - yr ET ET a —— 7 ore " THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918. Owe Dutchess, 101; Stary Herrman, 114;

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Se ee aac ne a owen wane nares: THE EVENING WORLD, _WEDNESDAY, APRIL &,. 1918 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK CHEER UP, M’KAY!

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Ce “wee w: DENver, ROTES OF THE THEATRES. ‘im in Col Towns. April 2—Prohibition and many elections held in Colorado towns...

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