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This photograph, taken just as the levee at Beardstown, 111., one
of the largest in the middle West. gave way. shows
in; over the fertile land of the Mississippi Valley.
foot wall crumpled a sound resembling that on an explosion was heard
for a great distance around the doomed area.
this picture
the water rush-
When the thirty
e :.pot from which
AMERICAN CUP SCHOONER ON ROCKS. .
The American schooner. Henry Ford. which was expected to represent the United States in the Fish-
erman's Cup Race.
ture shows the schooner Henry Ford high and
A WONDER SOCCER “PL'KYER.
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Jock Ferguson. the clever left
full back of the Philadelphia soc-
cer team. is considered the best
defense player in the country.
is fast being pounded to pieces on Windersheet
Beach. near Essex. Mass. This pic-
dry well out of the water on the beach 'st Essex. Mass.
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was taken was washed away five minutes later. Revised
figures on the casualties and damage caused indicated that the loss of
life. while not as great as first estimated. would reach at least twen-
ty-eight deaths and from three to four hundred injured. with the prop-
erty damage running into millions of dollars.
MUSIC IN THE .19. TO AID VETERANS' (2MP.
new. and Bert Acosta just before
they entered the plane piloted by Llent. Belvin Maynard for s fllsht
durtn which Miss Vreeland son: through a radio transmitterseversl
songs‘deslgned to help tho-work ofxathering funds for the American is
Legion's projected camp at Topper Lake in the Adirondacks.
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Th Wmfinggnaoizgygl:magag Beach. The monoplane was piloted by Gillian! Webster
mec’ h‘m‘ic Fred, Golder.
1,220 miles being made, in ten hours. an arena:
ends established hr moi-.1108. A n
on the waters at Port Washington, Long Island an!
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- , The beautiful Ledyflnewolsuthe daughter of the Earl of Rosebery.
Theveievemyesr-old Earl of Modeley. her son. has first died. and with
. his death the hereditary signing: in. Lord Crews lure become extinct
- 'I'he'boy would harebeen “their to his,.father’s Emulate and several
other peer-ages. lnclndingthe Barony of Hodgliton. a: well as to 3 Largo
portion of the Rothschild wealth,
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RS. GEORGE WONER looked
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husband who was carefully
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one a; be drained by the little
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anon. bunch of pig. for society.
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to his children. She did not m‘lnd for
herself. But the children for the‘last '
year or more when they were at the
age where they needed their father. rc- !
(:eived none of his attention. He was
a‘good husband but affairs were too
one-sided. ' The responsibility of rais-
ing their children rested entirely on
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her and that was neither fair nor right. time or .
If it were anything but pigs—here she cause; “fiagzumafi:efi
caught herself up with a laugh! she dinner ready on time go that George
was getting as bad as the children— would not be late ’
jealous of a pig. And there she stood it was 2 o'clocl: that mmoon bo-
dl‘eamins by the window when she had I ' x
ore sh
to hurry to get the butter ready for e was able to sit down to 1’”
him to take to town that afternoon
when he went to see Jim. his brother.
the evening med. More than likely bond'hsd 118:: early in the afternoon.
Jun had lnslster that he stay for airp- While she a ting ‘
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”per there and George had stayed. t. unned wet for
. her hrother-ln—lsw to in his wit
After she had llnlshed the dishes. be with her while he wattsto the so:
and put the ghllglren to bed, she took piss and, searched the nest-lily roads.
up her sewingmn. hut her mind her thoughts traveled over the you'-
wsndered. Whydldn‘t he come? How other married life. She remembered
later she become extremely nervous What w-n' medicine tor
any won-led. Somethin¢_ Inuit her thesejlater you-Rois:- m. and
no mammals“
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life; for that was what he would wish. sow thinking how she would go 0
But in her heart, she! longedr‘fdr the with the hogs and not allow Georgy
opportunity to nurse him. To herehlm reputation to decrease. 3 50‘1““ 5
in any condition. that was what she hike that or their car caused he’
wanted. ., . look up in time to see her hush”
When Jim came he wakened the step ‘out of it. Then Mr. Geo
hired man and took him with himsln Woner came into his living P0011
case—but they all refused to think of “Where were you? Three days a
the possible model-tor a second man. I thought you were dead. I though
Lott alone the two women talked very, you were dead."
\ 33W mind.” her hquand exclaim‘
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deep fonthe Wm :sn.‘ hails roxjy'ourm the cu." obedienur M
only was: the ' p ‘3 j 7 mo: 'Wonér looked into the machine vb“
times um mph-onshore”: has“ husbandp sanding beekm h“
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