The evening world. dated March 18, 1916

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el JESS WILLARD TEN TIMES MORE DANGEROUS “STUNG THAN BEFORE BEING HURT Moran Will Find the Champion the Hardest: Man in the

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“Tine Red Circle,’ repeated Borden dully. “It is still there, on my hand, always there. And it has marked one member in every

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The Evening World Daily Magazine, Saturday, March 18, 1916 i The Woman of It. Che ese Mord. [Figuring the Cost imi By J. H.

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Perhaps the Greatest Adventure iy Romance in All Fiction r The Evenin Can You Beat It? (WON'T GO ouT WITH You JOHN , You Look

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