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9 in spite of the frantic efforts of her hushand to push a big seven passenger auto whfeh stalled on thqj
railroad tracks m Valpraiso, Ind., Mrs. Harriet Hargot and her six children were killed instantly When
assenger train swooped down upon them. Figure shows what as left of the car with the body of tlfi

 
 

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BLAST EN IrALY KILLS 2m.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Miss Bessie Kempton. first woman elected to the Legislature in
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taken recently at Hot Springs. Va., where he went m :1 :1;

* “or golf players. Sir Robert, who was a delegate to the Arm;
. see in ‘Washingion last fall, is a proficiefit‘gomr.

 
 
 
 

 

no JOKE,- 3m: cars A LAUGH Hens.

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. Two hundred were killed and seven hundred in' ' ‘ '
concra Ital . Th‘ _ _ _ .‘Jured m a temfic blast of explosives at Fort Fal-
after the egpiosioxl: is the first picture received 5110ng Santa Tere Zio, which looks like a bombed city

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iMlSS ESTHER VIRGINIA FARRELL A BRIDE.

 

 

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7 Miss Lillian Gatlin, who recently flew in a mail plane frown San
Francisco to New York in the interest of the National .ASSOCIBthl'l
01 Gold Star Mothers. Her mascot on the trip was a pair of. haby’s
slides. which are seen in her hand, and the cuff links whieh Lincoln
‘floiehey works when he was killed flying at the San Francisco Expo-
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REJEC'i'El). ’ ‘ ENGAGED.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Miss Esther Virginia Farrell, daughter at Mr.

Farrell o: Bronxville. N. Y., was and ' J. Fletcher

married on Octboer 11 at her_,,rather’l

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

residence to Mr. Wat-dell Wilkinson of Philadelxmia. mu Doroth ’ 3m“ ‘ recs I " 7' 1- ‘
9 , Blakey of Pam. Mo., was maid of honor. The bride's mass is the, _ ‘égfifiudgii? $333? «agency “
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