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These natives, living 9,000 feet)(
/above sea level in tin1 Himalayas,
(will assist the British expedition^
ithat, will try to climb Mount Ev
erest, the roof of the world.
Photo, Gilliam*.
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Mawr College *rirls
held their May Day
dances April 29, de
spite the rain.
Underwood & Underwood.
Part of a herd of wapiti, or Ameriean elk. that is thriving on the Onnadinn Government park at Wainwrieht, Alberta.
Thousands in the United Stale s, not so well protected, starved to death last winter or were slain. Underwood & underwood.
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One reason why tho Grand National Steeplechase in England ia
considered the sportiest jumping race run. Gong Bough, one of the
i ninny entrants, taking the famous Boenher'a Brook jump. Note the
iookey 's position : lie kepi his seat. International.
German war picture suppressed by the censor in 1017, published for the lirst time. ?
It shows some of nearly 50.000 ehtireh bells seized for melting into arms and especially for r
submarines Small bells were smashed by ha miners, larger ones by dynamite.
n
a
AAove ? Yak that
are fast heinjr domes
ticated in the Cana
dian reservation near
Wainwriirht, Alberta
Underwood A Und*rwood.
In oval?The Prin
ces# Ylnra of Alba
ilia, a recent arrival
in America. She was
born Edith Kelly,
was married to Frank
.lay Gould and after
w a rd to Ralph
Thomas. After the
last named died she
,nflprwo?wl A Underwood. became the Princess.
Mrs. Charles de li. Oelriehs and her daughter, Miss Mar
jorie, photographed on their return frnjn Europe in the Adriatic.
(.'opyrlsht, IMul Thompson..
