! . . . . . 1v 1 ,. “Hrs-.014 , . ' 1 "“ """“' "- "‘ «1‘ 1W. ,... ' ‘ ‘Fr‘m M!- m: 5.: - \"M :«xxw . sedem.“-m‘-» 1 '1 m'mbuw e— 1'“- (By Pacific 8 Atlantic) 1 (arms-ammo.) Believed to be the foster daughter of Charles Reade, the famous English novelist, Whose “Cloister and the Hearth" is said to be the best written English novel, Mrs. Katie Reade Shine has been located by the London authorities in the Epping Poor Infirmary. Since Reade died in 1884 Mrs. Shine, according to her story, has been supported by famous literary figures. In this photograph Mrs. Shine, attended by a nurse, is glansing over pages of recent novel. Small. Yet T hey Couldn’t Slip By! (3' Pacific 5 Atlantic) (BY'PIdflc gamma) 3. F. Atkins Jr. To make a tour of this country before the season ends, I 1itz Kreisler, the. Austrian violinist, arrived in New York, , , . «Four passengers and a :1uumpanied by his wife. . f- 1 ‘1' L _ 1 ., " 1 _ , mechanic lost their lives when the seaplane Colum- ' Age No Barrier to Art ~ ‘ ‘ I. 7' bus fell into the Waters .1311“. 5' ' - ' ' l Havana. M A Mn. ward 7.118113 In, New York, who. husband, two anal 3&1 Ion: and hurse were 103th m (”Pacific hmflc) (13 man lAflmu ) Here is Kurt Schneider, famous German midget and his T 1 th bli ‘ tim f not ht 11d bee ttm’ndl‘scoimfit, it; 7 a c - So claims Mrs. Charlotte Coman who at the age of eighty- two diminutive sisters at Ellis Island, from where they 3WD affix-eceinmnt't; or as; the met; 1111;251:313 J P $1 nine is shown at‘workin her New York. studioi She has were ordered deported . , . . Maryland and Burnefl, Ind-18B". 111' we 1 had her paintings hungin the best galleries. 1 ‘ 1 , __ 1' .- ‘ , , .. American Entry in 400, 000-Mile Race May Win This Must que Been Unlucky Kiss Just after J K. comm «11M beauty, exchanged W arranged” . Gorham yes; 11113211111" ~ MM!“ . , 1
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