The evening world. dated April 3, 1913

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1918 ' | GIRL. TENOR WHO HAS THOMAS Q. SEABROOKE, * seats bearciaty. to FASeRe FLOODS

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RR Y, APRIL Second Article BUSINESS MEN PAY (DRESS FOR AMERICAN WOMEN “722%: HONOR 10 MORGAN; Why Women of This Country Go to

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THE EBVENING WORLD, ae ae see APRIL 8,1 THROTLES A MAD 0G + WITH BARE HANDS TO [Were tora from the ciawa, out he w jot...

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. Rie o POISONED GIRL FLEES Tete tone tt Ana es |and Stoked Upren'ive...

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THE EVEN ING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 38, 19138. . Great SHIRT DAY Tomorrow! | Headed by Men’s $6.50 Silk Shirts at $4.50 * We

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| The era Dog Outshines Most of the Muts on the Circuit NOODLE POODLES REDUCE THE COST OF HIGH LIVING They Furnish the Family

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Miss Hill May Be First Woman _| WITNESSES SET UP To Be a Clerk in White House) my cp wy paey IN MURDER HEARING, loonkeeper’s

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ETHEL ROOSEVELT'S WEDDING TO-MORROW MODEL OF SIMPLICITY Tt Will Be in Striking Con- trast With Elaborate Bridal of Mrs....

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PS ¢ Se ee _THE EVENING WORLD, THOU! LSDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. 10’ 4 i, |pteadea gullty; first offense; fined $9, | were to tting

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NCEALED WEAPONS HARMLESS, BUT TRIO FACED INDICTMENTS Days in Tombs Before This Was Found Out. “Ate we living in a state of

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pn THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1913. B TOE id Rachianod Rar A oute.. M|Friday—Old Fashioned Bargain Day Should ay

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the cost of the proposed reduction Would ot excead $160,000. Edmund L. Baylies representing the Vanderbilt and other...

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A AENS OE SNM ONS R TOROR ee eENtY Mareen ee THE BVENING. WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1913. — prodl $B -wadlnalBirdincelDe mad

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a YHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1913. “WOMAN LAWYER BADE eter um [Sample Lot of | 9D rides Spot Vanes | crore ardain

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UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Battleship MoKay’'s Armor Easily Penetratcd by Gunboat Smith’s Deadly Wallopite in “Brief Engagement at

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TO THE EVENING WORLD, Miss Wagner Wins Her WayInto Both THURSDAY, APRIL to the police, sarcastically asking, “Why do you let

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ne “a8, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. JULTED WHEN FATHER | <i We Give Surety Stamps Free With Purchases and...

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Hundreds Seek | Vainly to Hear “‘Aida’’ at Opera Capacity Audience Applauds a Fine Performanée, With Caruso, Emmy Destin,...

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roeenze en pene ") She SS asiorio. [Such Is Life! -cijcsetnc ie By Maurice Ketten| Presid ent TRTABLISHDD BY JOSBPH PULITZER.

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‘This is theatre. Laay" was produced, eretion,” which gave wu! Mi rol Elizabeth Jor “The Wi from Okhi Friend” evet? keen...

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spy , of a Series as follows: altinteletenatninteletetetsfinininlnintaloinletetecinint Copyright, 1913, by The Press...