The evening world. dated November 16, 1914

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sta errr driving ng vicher the French or the German lines back for a distance 160 yards. “The casualties have been very heavy

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Berlin Reports That 8,000 Rus- e723 000 RUSSIANS, > BERUN LN REPORTS * German We Of Office Claims Victories in Poland and...

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% s v BMiKe WORLD, Policy; Opponent Tells How President Plays ji'ni'%.i* mating the roll of th |what similar circumstances, n

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re: PO eek MS Ue aps ee ae THE EVENING. WORLD, ‘MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1014. dictatorship has ended in Mexico for | asked for

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a stein Applies for Order 40 Compe! Hellenstein to *” Answer Questions, rd, M. Walistein, of Accounts, who has been into the

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50 wa Green’ Trading “Stamps F FREE Tomorrow (Tuesday) with Purchases of $1 or More. J. B. Greenhut & Co. BANKERS Under...

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~~ EDITED BY: ROBERT EDGREN CAEL, AIDED STARTER BATS STE FEL AT HAVE DE GRACE Emerald Gem “Rolls Home” in the Third—Track Is

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harmonic Presents Serato, New Violinist By Sylvester Rawlin: RRIGO SERAT young Italian violinist who got hie training in...

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Greatest Battles ‘in War History By Albert Payson Terhune Coprright, 1014, by The Press Publishing Oo. (The New York Evening

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4 A 7 ee peters: ee eam ee ee y 4 v ‘Phe Eveatng World Daily Magazine: Monday; Nsvembar 16) 19147 The The Sower e & By Robert

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