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'"'sing from the James river at Norfolk, the; water-logged hall of the "America," largest cabin ship In
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I - iv wnington making an invcstigatl6n6f a cTSniiation concession made by Mexico' to a
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it Hatf gc situation with regard to American coast defense. Photo shows Japanese village in Cali-,
fomia, of the same type which would rise on the 2.000,000 acre plot at' Maerdalena- Bar. Note the'
banners flying In front of a house, indicating;the:uno1erof boys bomfn the yillace within recent weeks.'
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havefleft a reconditioning dock at Norfolk, Va.,for New York to o
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man masses was dispelled at the gteat Leipsic fair when the greatest throng ia the history of the en
terprise gathered to hear and cheer the president; sThat'Goose-step r has ' survived the 'monarchy," fj
vhown by photo of Von Hindenhurs (extrcoejeft) "reylewipjhis guard of honor outside Legale
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thu eliminaUng the bootlegger and his poisonous supplies. The plan advocated is similar to IV - 1
in :wwicti. wuere me government nquor dispensaries look like regular shorn.' ' Photu h
trrior of one of theiu in Stockholm . ;
- Suit for 10,000,000 francs being pressed'against Carol by his
former morganatic wife. Zisi Lambrino, is further complicating ef
forts of Carol's friends to restore him as crown; prince ofRoumaaia.
Mme. Lambrino Is bringing the suit in Pa riv where Carol has been
enjoying himself in company with Mile. Mapda -Lupesea, with whom
he fled when he -renounced his royal rights.' New pLot of Mme.
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Investigations are being made of the wreck or the second section of the Pcmisjlvania railroad'a
New YorV-Atlantic City flyer at Delair, N J., in which several were killed and more than fei injured.
A split rail on a enrve is believed to have been respoiutblevTvft.Y
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Illinois Senatorial Battle Draws
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'Senatorial contest in Illinois wfll be fought out em national lines,
withJeadera in both parties aiding. George . Brennan, Demoerstle
X rJn the "Utc has jvpc4 into the race In opposition to the
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from various parts of Germany greeting President Von Hindenburg (arrow) en the stcr a cl CoP-r-
cataedrai, wbere services f aarutsaivUia jot. the.eyacuation of Germany by alucd troops were L