The evening world. dated May 21, 1914

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| {COMPLETE NOVEL \ EACH WEEK IN THE EVENING WORLD — o 7 eres ONE “OEKT. _ ve |“ Ctrentation Books Open to All.””| NEW YORK,

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THE EVENING WORLD, THU TUGS AID WORLD'S BIGGEST SHIP TO STRUGGLE TO BERTH|WOMEN IN WiLo Panic AS GIRL 1S INJURED Mr tackle

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Histatahs ia tk a BN os BVaNING wont, “yu UnsDAY, MAY: 21, 1916. ja j a SS Sd SS) SS SS eS Se Saipan Glas RAS —— 59th to 60th

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PRIZE-WINMING DOG FOUND BY WORLD ‘‘AD.”’ DRGE COLORADO nen ee | That of Anirhal for Which He 65 ty ESTO TERMS Was...

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ON TOLLS REPEAL | LATE NEXT WEEK Democrats Will + Wit Demand Final|County Committee Will Try] tes Poll on Measure on May | 27

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FOR EVERYBODY— MUSIC BY THE REA’ PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW ‘ MAIN BUILDIN fl to 45-in.) Flouncings —28¢, 49¢, 75c, 98c and § upto

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EVENING WORLD, ee vasDAY, wit 41, 1014. ENainS aN aS eee At GIMBELS Tomorrow A Field Day For Men! In Advance of Decoration

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% the sonct consider whether or the lack f judgment—onot ¢ lpable, jack of judgment—not cu , but such as © lenced chose...

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THURSDAY, MAY STORE OPENS 9 A. M.—CLOSES 6 P. M: NED BARGAIN DAY WEST ia STREET Nu Startling Low Prices Friday and “ aa Green

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ht developed since Ketoh- ype Ae BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK customary picking,” “alied the best to prove a jon, and FOR

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Plawyer Pays $10 to Learn This, and a Court Probation Offi- cer Pays $2. A‘far too heated discussion of the Life Insurance

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ay: M By Maurice Ketten|| The Evening World Daily Magazine: Thursd The Push-Button Board |= NEW HAVEN BOARD ef DIRECTORS af

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(uppeight, 1088, by W. £. Won On) CHAPTER XII. (Oenttowed.) The Man at the Hotel. B would have been prepared to see the...

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