The evening world. dated March 11, 1915

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INA EDITION L @be “ Cironlation Books Open to All.’ | y “Thaw, on nia 4 Says Alfred i Henry Lewis Gave Legal i MT Advice in

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omplales that they were not permitted to take thelr crews with ander Thierichsen would not consent to their departure, and

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=the CHPFLE ¢ ~ BY BRT BIGGEST ADVANCE INTHE NEST FOR MOT Victory Strategically of Great Import- ance and Weakens German Hold

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HONEYMOON ry = 11.—The comet Marts consisted of ceremony and a ‘atte’ to-day in ~ hod Bhe married ‘on eit 36 lant. Heft’ me

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and youcan’t B get down to uilding Rescue Many From Step out for a . few minutes, take a short ‘bus ride —you will feel lots

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it ‘ to re bound FEE away in your 3 IW PICTURE jchant's ‘Wife Comiptimented by Court for Pressing Charge Against Annoyer. In

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IN. GAS, |Onty a Poet Can Stage’ **Movies’”’ With Success, SOURNESS GONE—PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN Yn five minutes! No stomach | ible

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arrears oe iii Savant BEANE TREAT Sere se Bs eee MPLS TED A i $ | Ad Mike” would | sons Aa the bay am Beng ca PF at WHISPERED

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others to safety and in, doing so wore] Bee fgg ee CITY NURSE SUSPENDED. burned About the hands, Hadeon Railroad. The injured

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i ‘ * Friday, March 14a “At GERMS ARE SHOWN, BY OBIECTORS TO SUBWAY GRATINGS Jesse |, Straus Urges Modem | and Ornamental...

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RE tie T ty about a week. At midnight last night it was realised that Mrs. Schieren could not live. @he was seventy- three.

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MAIN BUILDIN Promenade of Latest and Most Acceptable Styles: ‘New Spring Gowns, Dresses, Suits& Wraps Daily: 10 to 12 Noon. 2

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WILL answer it myself,” the professor declared, bustling off. ‘The professor took up the receiver from the His “Hello!” was

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eat at ee sled AES — ++eeeNO. 19,660 WHOSE ALLY IS THE CITY? LDERMAN WILLIAM D. BRUSH agrees with The Evening World that the

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oer—how th A Treasure-Ship Romance By RANDALL PARRISH . Author of “THE RED MIST,” Bio * CHAPTER VIII. (Coatinved.) In Which

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