The evening world. dated April 17, 1918

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é -_ . . EY A YEE — ‘War "EveniInG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1918. ; : 2 eS RIFIC OF THE WAR nl 31 wots wane [AMERICANS...

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—s ARETE I Srp en mR oe - _ THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY, APRIL “a7, and Special Correspondents. - COMMONS ADOPTS RISHORAFT

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we. Davison and Ned Cross Party Go! to Florence. ROM, Tuesday, April 16—1. P.! Davigon, Chairman of the American | Red Cross

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seatetiaions aaeiatammeaianaiciammmned —_ THE NING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1%, 1918. ia H Amer! te will \ am Cid. willy...

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x led S A ut Faay toth Btrwets vty from ‘ory window. the fourth story window. Relatives gel Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at

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/ ; vee 228 BVanswe WUbel, Wea wows, ms ees 26, 2048, DAY’S COAL STRIKE COSTLY. | been waived. more accurnte, rentes to|...

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. IN KITAKE, (Brom the Rettimore American.) Among the tmteresting family por- traits of @ century honce will be one of...

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10 j THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL a 1918, ee og eT aS| NEWS OF AUTOMOBIL ES| According to the police, three men, ting

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ASCARETS SELL NENTY MILLION BOXES PER YEAR st, safest cathartic for liver and bowels, and people OPERAS AND GONGERTS Marcta

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Wy makjng Willird and Fulton useful - 7 ‘ z ae THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1918. Sam Langford was knocked cold in

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If Fulton is knocked out by Wil- lard, he hopes that Jess knocks him ‘toward the box office SPORT WORLD NEWS OF AL “CROWD...

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oot ao WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1918 An American Soldier’s First Trench Detail and His Real Great Thrill First Time ‘‘Over the

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By Pauline Furlong Coprright, 1918. by The Press Publishing Go, (The New York Evening World), Women | oi dress the hair as

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i i ‘ ‘ ~ democracy and freedom by whtich this Nation hgs lived and prospered, h ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, he Press...

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—_—_— ETT SIM RT Ae AN ANERIN SOLER WN STOR OF SRT ETAL NTE TREN (Continued from Page 14) their lined faces, their tired eyes

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“Gun 467" Or PrACOcK ALLEY,” An & four-act melodrama by bind Stannard Mears and Hugh jaus Stange, co-authors of “You Me, Al,”