The evening world. dated November 1, 1918

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‘Boston Leads Federal Reserve ing 126 per cent. of its “If lt Happens in New York It’s In The Evening World’’ UMMM...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMwER 1, 1918 2. fe leaned lati CONSTANTINOPLE HARBOR, WHICH BRITISH MAY SOON ENTER WILSON...

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FROM BRIEULLES ON MEUSE: y FLYERS DOWN SEVEN PLANES f ° 1 HOW 27TH DIVISION Bes BEAT BOCHES BACK i TOLD BY WOUNDED Men in...

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GARROS, NOTED ACE, KLLED AFTER LONG : Collector Saccum at Grandch Jaco Zabinnki, a division deputy in the office of Collector

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RIN BULLET HAL proach on its way from Manhattan. Sev- eral vehicles were in front and the driver, in an attempt to get ahead

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© paler Vikan: ialantreés pot wrnhuw ves slatements to obtala paraport to Den- : mark, Mra. Jessie Btoble was held in $1,000

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IIE Som sO ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY oy aaa ) ’ MAIL FLYERS WRECKED, ernment mail aeroplane of the Do Havi-| cuts and...

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| | | LE SS 1 Government servicer | OPEN NOSTRILS—END COLD QUICKLY You feel fine in @ few moments. | penetrate throu, Your

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SMITH DEMANDS ACCOUNTING FOR STATE'S $30,000 cheats Charges That Food Supply Fund Was Spent Without Proper Records, Alfred E.

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THE EVENING WO“LD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1918. ice P sr to do, and for many f ° Germany amie, referred to as the | Jana...

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ardent courtehip, wedding. Ja first wife, who divorced him. Ac- | ] jcordin gto friends who knew both | | Kittredge and...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEM Jater be assigned to a division. Bryan is twenty-six years old an! lives at No. 121...

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ae Re art ik eile at man toys now in this country Were made, les R. Steele of No, 200 Fifih Ave- id loyal Americas should...

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ce Sa . THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBWE TO TAKE GERMAN EVIDENCE. | 2,\%s owmersnto, tied itn the Allen...

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ig? SAR Oe germany Pit ea THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1918. KEEP THIS GIRL ON THE JOB! MAY IRWIN IS. SUED FOR a

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lef plastering fame. ‘Shaw, the sterling halfback, received | £F sallantry in action in France. ‘They |chucpim. nom, &...

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Benda’s MY NATIVE LAND Cover Fea Se ae Sar re Wateh for iste terms will be dictated by the nation that keeps strongest the

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: | s & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1918 E ight Months at the Front With the American Army f THE CHILDREN OF FRANCE. French Children

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‘TABLISHED ‘by JOSEPH PULITZER. Y Publishing Company, Nos, 63 to Published Daily Except unger by she, Brome Feepushing mp...

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POSLAM _ FOR ECZEMA, ITCH NO MORE st how greatly Poslam is able to mefit this stubborn trouble; how quickly it brings relief,

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