The evening world. dated November 9, 1916

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— —_— — _ e y THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916. BOTH SIDES PLAN TO CONTEST ELECTION IN THE ? CLOSE STATES ,...

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e oT ; CHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916. 5 WOMEN SWING Chtcago and the State made thetr! 9 : eat voting record

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 39, 1916. ; Sinai JUDGMENT AGAINST | 3: des FORMER JUSTICE LYNCH Action Brought on a

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tracted wide notice at the time, as he found himself two inches under AVIATOR WELSH, KILLED found Nimself two, incher under

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6 ols THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 39, si : 1016. BAVARIAN PRINCE KILLED. ‘TURKS RAID BANDITS’ On99Q ROUMANIA...

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916. t : 1 * RICH L. |, TOWN BALKS | tm tee'ssntey home of Mrs Hamiton McK. Tw bly,

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The progress of Civil- ization. The intelligence of to-day is | in wouderful contrast to. the barbarism and ignorance of the

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‘THE EVENING WORLD, *HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, about twenty-four, 6 feet 4 inches tall, Weight 138 pounds, a brunette with blue

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am Af eae _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER “PLOT TO FIX JURY CHARGED |SO7ED vavaee nevéx IW $10,000,000 FRAUD CASE”...

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oe THE NEW PLAYS Shaw’s “Getting Married” Wholly a Matter of Talk BY CHARLES DARNTON F Bernard Shaw had appointed a committee

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1916. NOVEMBER 39, THURSDAY, THE EVENING WORLD, SOK) sei aie c 68 i 261 - 1d ged “prpeds oarga pue AVG TF « \ SS 100).4 HHO

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the armful of kittens and carried them retraced his steps toward the front French windows at the aide he had an in. nized th

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= ae | ~ ~ 4 ’ é¥ING BABY 1S SAVED BY BREATH OF DOCTOR BLOWN INTO LUNGS O'Connor Found Gas Victim Too Tiny for Pulmotor Which

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COLUMN '— lia Both Dillon and Gibbons Expect to Win To-Morrow Night's »» Bout in St. Paul With a K, 0. Coprright. 1918, by

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Villani Sings Fiora, Charming Opera Audience By Sylve ater Rawling. UISA VILLANT justified her rep-| utation by her...

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. ~ cratic Party hereabout. In fact it looks as if there might be one of the best opportunitios a Evening World Daily...

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