The evening world. dated March 12, 1917

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GERARD AND PARTY LEA FINAL Ge (“Circulation Books Open to All.”’ PRICE ONE CENT. T by The Pri New York ¥ Publishing Kl)....

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i GERMANY FACES STARVATION: FAILURE OF THIS YEAR'S CROP MIGHT MAKE HER SURRENDER Gerard’s Suite Says Hope Is Enter-!...

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» FOR NAVAL MOBILIZATION. *OMcials Neady wat Appr B.R. 7. OFFICIALS ton of the complete fighting strength ‘of the navy has

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Foltee Gaptats Retired, Oeyiin Capra Preaerich 0. Carson, ‘Wis Was assigned to Inspector Bchmili- Werrere department on the

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a I et ER | Thousands of people, normally healthy in every other respect, are annoyed with a persistent hanging-on brenchial

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EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAKOM 1 - oe ’ ERR rut of erent, government. expeedl:|crimard over a'wiaer xcs oan eve AMOONEY, BOMB

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‘ SS — STORM ALBANY” ERY OF ARMY OF ~ WOMEN TEACHERS ‘oes of City’s Pension Bill to Enlist Prettiest Tutors for an Invasion

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but did not see the submarine which fired it. The steamship Artist of the Harrison Line already has been re- * IN THE U BOAT

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“BUSS NNER GUESTS “DSUUSS WAR MOVES BIG GAIN IN EARNINGS BY AMERICAN SMELTING | gs of 1914. After deducting | expenses, fixed

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DEMOCRATS CLAIM HOUSE. | Ald of Three —INPARADE FLOATS FR. PTREN'S , With Pactions United Satur- day’s Celebration Will Be

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TWO VANE RERUTS | TO WO REGULAR JS | | Monroe and Knaupp Show| Best at Macon Train- NEW YANKEE PITCHERS IN ACTION | Just as

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S (Ne PUTS ARRYS ARROUN MOTORS TREASURY STOCK Present Price $7.00 Will Be Advanced on March 14th to $8.00 EST UNION TEL AM

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ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, Podlished Daily Kxcopt Sunday by the Press Publish! Company, Nos. 63 te AR RE Te Y, ',...

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The Evening World’s Perfect Figure Contest Conducted by Pauline Furlong | Original Designs for : The Home Dressmaker | * So |

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: Frening World Daily Magazine — How Fortunate for Pop the Child’s Dream Was Such a Modest One! “S'MATTER, POP?” (weer tow “4