The evening world. dated May 29, 1916

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oie li ae @arlans, and that the 25,000 men now Greece constitute only the advance ‘party. Another event of considerable...

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100 SCHOOLS WILL HAVE PENNY LUNCHES, ee To Be Fully Equipped and Ser- vice Begun Before Next Term Opens, 2,000 FED LAST...

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CHILD SUFFERED UNTOLD AGONY With Rash on Arms and Limbs, Burned and Itched Horribly, Disfigurement Was Awful, HEALED BY...

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ete nee Robert Simpson’s Feat of Run- ning 120-Yard High Hurdle Race in 143-5 Seconds Most Startling Performance in Hi tory

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HE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1016, hay i= LIBERTY THEATRE JUNE 6 MiTzi i in ““POM-PO! ide F IR AND WARMER HARRIS 3,4,

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er McMaklin, director of the Beauty , has attempted to show just n to the world if it a visit. baritone of the printed...

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TO REIN He ee Spr neem The Evening World Daily Magazine, Monday. May ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Published Daily Except

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