The evening world. dated November 5, 1918

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os EVE! aA received. It has become a nabit of speech to say that the enemy is st unbroken and unbeaten, but if things...

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cone Soon gene op amt ee ws AMER ICAN WAR NEW ARMY AND MARINE [PLACING A WOUNDED SOLDIER IN A RED CROSS AIRPLANE AMERICA...

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w hah DEAFNESS MAY BE OVERCOME bring auick retlet yy ed Casho Creuit Opes Evenings Tilt ¥ o'Clork, Easily reached irom West

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DISAPPOINTED. {From tie Detroit Pree tres.) “ T don't understand it.” “What?” “My boy has been in France weeks now and hasn't

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oe TO ENSTAD : riving here to-day from B #) as fevera) months he has been with Gen. | Ge ocni’ Allenby in Palestine as a...

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1918. company was sent up the line to put Dick Gifford, a former national cham. 0 EN

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in Shape, Would Fight for the United War Drive, - t, 1918, by The Pram Pubiring Ce New York Evening *orid.) B is a really big

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’ . , ie wo Reddo thy n < cet ri Rear : 4 released en baif“in Court. | Deputy State , Attorney General Becker appearct...

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| | How Americans Helped Take © Mountain Held by Germans | Told by a U. S. Observer Bfount ——. Was Occupied by the Germans in

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By the Rev. Thomas B. Gregory Coppright, 1018, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Brening Workt) HE National Zeitung

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Hands 53 to RALPH PULITZER, President Park Row. J. ANGUS SHAW, Treasurer, 63 Park Row. JOSEPH PULITZER, Jr., Secretary, 63

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TRIN ee fs (a5 SY Penzance Pirates|*" A a “SAFE POR DEMOCRACY’ | ROBERT MANTELL BACK Voom vg us beg the woitt ott A WAR...

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