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(133 Pacific 4: Atlantic)
Miss Isabel Pell, well known
society girl, recently de-
parted for Europe for a
vacation tour through
Fire 531199? by tdje breaking Of a pipe line and its subse- (I ICwontment. 7V
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mu ml held, near Long Branch, Cal" and for a time it Merry Mermm s empt i e
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shows a part of the binned area just before the blaze was
put under control. Damage is estimated at $200,000.

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In line with Germany’s at-
tempt to recapture her old
markets, the arrival in New
York of the motorboat Ol—
gret on board the S. S.
Minnekahda is regarded as
an important event. The
boat (above on the deck of
the steamer) came from
Hamburg and is consigned
to an American firm.

 

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eyes of the world. They are (from left to right):

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For in. Sing his pretty ioung bride, Lieut Wesley ic a1 en Dorothy Hucknall.

Hague, U. S. N. (above, with bride). thrashed Rev. George
Lyman Paine. prominent Boston divine and father of two
Harvard students. Minister apologized later, but may be .

removed. America’s Loftiest Hotel
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One of the points of interest
to American travelers is
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niche of Mount Ranier at
an altitude of 10,200 feet.
It is regarded as the loftiest
hotel in America, and,
strange to say, is built of
volcanic rock. Climbers
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' S. S. Minnekhada of the American Line
iiim§§§r g'rgga‘llsagnKaiser (above), one of nineteen German
police dogs which will become good Americans.

Real Bombs Smash Bridge in Mock Warfare

 

 

(By Pacific & Atlantic)

William Fallon, noted New r.

York criminal lawyer, was
indicted by Ugs. Grand
Jury, charged with bribing
juror.

 

During a recent storm in
Kansas City, Mo., this great
mass of _ rock and dirt was
loosened and wine tumbling
down on motorcar. For-
tunately no one was hurt,
but automobile was consider-
ably damaged by impact.

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Between 80.000 min-9013‘? bashed and met! bridge. as shown in photograpthfig
fliers of the 33““. Air Service. accompanied by firmly. attended. ‘ .

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At least that seems the wisdom this fair record-
holding trio of the Ambassador Swimming Club. Atlantic City. is dangling before the
Olive Filer, Saran McGarvey and

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Sarah Mellon, niece of Sec-
retary of Treasury Mellon,
is among Americans enjoy-
ing racing season at Long-
champs, France.

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One of the few Indian psychics, Princess Vi'ahletka, a half-
breed Cherokee. is shown here reading the mind of Mrs2
John Westfield in New York City.

Here’s the Latest in Cradles,

 

 

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London flats are not particularly bright or well ventilated,
so this infant’s daddy built,a cage outside his bedroom.

Cit? Landslide Causes Little Damage

(Wt. 1913, Pacific & Ada-tic Photos. Inc.)

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