The evening world. dated November 1, 1917

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E CENT tn Greater Hudson County, Yor! 3. TWO. CENTS cluewhere. Copyrtant, , 117, by Co, (The New York World). ‘The Prev Pi

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917 ee turn the tadles on the Austro-Ger-| he British statesman declared, “that...

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4 RAND ARRAIGNED ON HARGE OF MURDER " Appeal to Remove Trial of Mrs. 7. King’s Alleged Slayer From ; Concord, N. C. CONCORD,

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joe in the New York Department ty-five years ago, died to-day at @ of his daughter, Mra. ren H. Holland, No, 4 He was...

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~ TO SEARCH FOR LOST SHIP NOM®, Alaska, Nov. iii, ‘Mev, 1 The power schooner White Bear, carrying a crew “of three, one...

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| I | Andrew Aloxnndet Sixth Avenue at 19th Street Women’s Boots at $4.75 Many small lots of our finest 7 faces shoes—sold

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A Coupon Will Be Due on December 15 On Bonds of the First Liberty Loan If you want tocollect it you must claim your Bonds.

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Kets | a musical entertainment must pay! to the Government 10 par cent. of Its 9 More Free Tic Mainly (n the hope of getting

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917. tes fast, AS A RULE. old have stopped altogether the buy- _ Prom the Detroit

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ve Gay Wine Mer- * was| me | sounsel for divorce. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917. nr erp reeenger -MIAYOR...

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Hal - have to give to our soldiers. THE AMERICAN sible, BOOKS part Joularly are wanted. tionaries, FICTION of for they must

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BETHLEHEM STEEL COS Full Food Val For Your. Maney General Investment Company Asks Court to Force Schwab Concern to Show...

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ay } THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917, meh, deciated | spoke. 1 find that my name appears ty bonds) sclentife

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es wee —_—o—_—_ mr hepa —— New York Floor Covering Co. Corner 60 Flatbush Av. { Block from Livingsion Fulton St. RUGS, RUGS

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On Tucsday next the City of New York will elect a Demo- eratic Mayor and refuse to elect a candidate who represents rail-...

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} it i Hoboken’s Six Policeworen isn iin on wt ea cn Are Official Chaperones To Protect the City’s Girls with young man who

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CHAPLAIN GIVEN aes seg a | NURGED TOAD FOOD CANPNIN CARE AT LUNCH ~ Must Co-operate Women, Says Williams —192,540 Pledges...

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mr ne ™ * wr om we 4 ve ° » af, extent he haw to rely upon the Jud, ~ aa fact Boxers Will Be Good Enough for Uncle Sam After

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— xu~ EVENING WORLD, HU RBDAY, NOVEMBER 1 3, 391 THE NEW PLAYS “Broken Threads” ive Minutes! No Indigestion, Gas" Sour...

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i PULITZER Puvit Publishing Company, Noa, 63 te Now York. AY 63. Park Row, 3 Park Row, tary, 63 Park Row. oF » at New York as

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> , 4 1 > 5 Sie the proposed rich yas new he the Treasure Cave Was Cried “‘Open Sesame !’’ ‘From the Play Now Being Presented

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