Identifier: reviewofreviewsw54newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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AT MI36 VHNIFRED HOLTS LIGHT HOUSE IN PAR1^From left to right: Mi-^s Esther Cleveland, daughter of President Cleveland, teacher of stenography at theIhare; Miss Winifred Holt; a blind captain, wearing the Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre; a 1/ <d- ant. also decorated with the Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre; a blind music pupil, who since hi- ne won a prize for music at the Consenatoire in Paris; a one-armed blind pupil, who is an inventor; and J-i.-^ i^irn-hard Grant, granddaughter of President Grant, a teacher of languages and music at the phare
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1 He MLiN U HO AKh i v> HAINT FKAiNv. c o iNA i iwNAL dA i ■ ...- , iCTURESThe French Government has appomteil a corps of artists who will paint, as a national record, the battles ofthe western front. The picture shows the General, accompanied by French and British oflBcers, reviewing TheArtists Corps, who are attached to the army and, of course, in military uniform 604 RECORD OF EFEXTS IX THE JJJR 605 from Russia; its government is to be constitu-tional, with an hereditary monarch, under guar-antees for free development in intimate relationswith the Teutonic powers. In the Dobrudja district, the western flankof Von Mackensens army is forced back by theRumanians and Russians. November 6.—The British steamer Arabia istorpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean, thepassengers being rescued; the British Admiraltyinsists that no warning was given. It is reported from Berlin that Adolph vonBatocki; president of the Food Regulation Board,will be superseded by General Groener. The Entente

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