The evening world. dated August 7, 1916

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ZOITION _PRioE ONE CENT. ‘NO SETTLEMENT,’ SAY CAR MAGN __PEACE PROPOSALS RATIFIED B' t et, 106, oe alte ay (* Circulation...

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“HOUR DAY OR STRIKE, RAILROAD MEN'S LAST WORD: LAUGH AT ARBITRATION TALK ———-- -- 202 -——- — 400,000 Ready to Walk Out, Tying

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$1.50 eof Outing and play Shoes in tan and pearl. White ) leathers trimmed with tan Orgenianng 664 preparing higher price for

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5 ‘ OLF te @ great bet weather game A fried brain pan has @ peowllar effect couctiag up the scores, The hotter it te the...

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Se we THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, i916. . A battle bioese the Turks ond the) wegian steamer Aranda beve been ' ' ned

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Romantic story Tw SYNOPSIS OF F Haren Move be devant Wy toe Vinnat voution of I Ral Burke arenien'® tae feenten ow ee i E é

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SQUATTERS ORDERE 0 TOCLEAR Booree of red plncerte of ciectmant of Coney leant to fey RID, te He eneerinin terme ae Monde the

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The Evening World Daily Magazine. Monday. August 7. 1916 “| “iT. ..hCUr ! t).DW@...@.W WW @6©»6»”—S . . y . be citwing...

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By Jack Callahan NEXT WEEK'S COMPLETE NOVEL SAND-LOCKED | By HOLMAN DAY 4 { freasure- hunting story, Three million dollars in

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