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Here is a motoicycle. designed by an ltalian’. for use on land or water. The apparatus is equipped with pontoons which keep it afloat and with a rudder which is operated by the handlebars

Benito Mussolini. now' Italy's dictator. is shown wearing his iiniform~as an obscure volun- teer in the Italian army at the

These Gerriian women are waiting under misleading "butter dcclaration of war in ‘gun and cheese sign for a: bit of margarine. :'\0te those at the end , _ _ l _ of the line watching through the window. in great anxiety les when. l“! nlllllaW limlels we“ . And every place that Polly went her bear was sure to go-—-Mi|s the supply he snlri before their turn comes ' YB! l0 b6 W011 ~ * . Y l - _ Polly (Yard of a theatrical group takes her pet bear "Schnitza"

~ ' ' for a stall along one of Washington's avenues. Needless to say,

both are the talk of the town ‘

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Photograph shows the recent arrival of the Spanish sovereignrin Rome. Seated in the carriage . ~ are Queen Helene, Queen Victoria and Crown Prince Humbert

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\Vill you have a hurro load. of beer to-day? Many of ‘the streets

of La Paz. Bolivia. are so hilly and tortuous that merchandise

tnust be delivered by pack mule — a sizable quantity even where OflTA isn't known

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Norma Nibloflc. 1i fifteen-year-uld Toronto girl. was crowned

the Queen of“. veilutylamong eigiity-cight (tiJtlCSIﬂntS. represent-

ing cities in the United States and Canada. at a competition in ' 4 New York recently

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This is one of the ten most powerful locomotives in the world

huilt for use in Mexico. it is designed to haul freilhb trlinl up

grades as great as 4.7 per cent. or twice the percentage‘ 0f mt)‘ ‘grade on the Canadian roads

What next? ‘ ‘Fingernails of-celluloid. bearing minialurepor- traits, jazz designs, etc., specially designed tor dancers. are the latest Parisian craze

liAl 8 Wﬂfﬂhol-XBE in Nﬁw Y°fki Wile" liquors This model fcziturc lli '1“? at the mi i and beers are taken to be analyzed to deter- "mine the poison that is sold as rea.‘ liquor. all §but the two bottles held in the chemists hands

were found to he moonshine

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