The evening world. dated March 1, 1916

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“*the enemy already has opened fir President Wiison's letter, ‘been carefully, though un- studied a here, Germany ‘would not

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‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 WIFE'S NEAR-KISSES, Who Owns the Child? Rights of Mother _SIGtl SET FREE: Ce ee et eae

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troduced realism into “ Zand” fast night with the result that Germ Glade, the leading man, was unconscious half an...

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‘This Show for Vassar Fu: ‘Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mra. Paul ‘Mrs. William Astor Prominent women anier and © interested...

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— jany Articles on) Facea, Arr Plokpocket. Detective © southbound train at Forty-second Street pockets reveal i A rosary and

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New York diamond! on board the Zeeland ip Mecklenburg when that vessel was sunk by striking a mine on| Sunday while bound for

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8 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, pew cee tee eree...|Concert Day, |Parkon, 4 stent | 1, Movthtortand street Guffered

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 1, 1916, KEROSENE OIL 4 E> | STANDARD OILCO2E NY. SAFEST and BEST ROM now on, the...

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National Unrest Ill fares the nation that is contented. The spirit of unrest breeds progress. ‘he surest sign of our...

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WARE OF CARROLL, YOU BLACKHANDERS Me Has a Pick Handle and His Dogs—What Does He Care for Coffins or Daggers? ‘There is a...

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ee ai EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN Aint It The REdypan? a JESS WILLARD—IN HAVANA AND TO-DAY re Truth? COLUMN THE EVENING WORLD,

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Pinas on Me i ome ster cme a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MaAkKGn 1, 116, or a a ee — re een a libenssniaicenhinlaalad GASH

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eee Pal Dail: day b: dished ly Except Sepe Ry i One Year. One Month VOLUME 86....cc0cc000000 J. ANG! ‘ uurer, JOSUPH...

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The Evening World Daily Magazine, Wednesday, March 1, 1916 Such Is Life Beyond the Frontier A Romance of the Western...

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About Plays and Players 1 Got fion at the Cort Theatre, is Bayard Veiller, who writes plays for @ liv- ing. “Pay Day” is a