The evening world. dated August 24, 1914

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ie i ae nA ille, L. I., to-day the German Embassy received a message reporting a victory by the an Crown Prince over five...

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Nicholas durtey American women, unaccompanied by and Italy. Of course conditions have chang for the better in Italy,...

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tr < Deltcat cose OmNTS. — CHANG® 1s fren. 5 throwing interest of the Cause. 4 Ad it en SANDWICHES (Prom the Atedison Globe.)

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Feta bpcrgay etsy ae, ’ a AMERICAN DENED y STATEROOM ON ISH A BT * Yohn wats, waa k Well Known Im- / porter, Made to Pose as

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THIS IS NOW T.R'S CHOICE FOR >THE GOVERNORSHP jCdmmittee of 21 Has a Full Slate Prepared for the Utica Convention. ‘William

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See ee —e cS cee S| NOME FA ER : VICTIMS OF DRUGS iii | Hospitals Crowded With “Dope Fiends,” Driven in by Boylan Law. Acting

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- |B RVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 34, 1914 EDITED BY BEST SPORTING P AGE IN NEW YORK ROBERT EDGREN TRAINING HINTS---HOW TO

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NING. WomLD, A. 0 Macy 6: ws." Attractions Ate Thelr Low Prices acy s 7 Herald Square, Bath to DOth Ie Amt OP EW FI FIE ‘...

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(Copyright, 1910, by Harper & Bros.) CHAPTER I. OUR cowboys iaclined their bodies over the barbed-wire fence which marked the

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LA ROA Ge Pest and the Ri ow InDECoRouSs OF me? lon THweetia WHAT A meetin. - wen I Come Bac , . al rep Wier} On TdweeTie...