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 Title:  There are Always a Lot of Folks Who Want to Leave at the End of the Second Act  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Authors:  Barton, Bruce
 
 Classification:  editorial 
 Title:  This is Her Week  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  This is the Place Where—  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  The Troubles of a Girl Butcher's-Boy  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  WAR APHORISMS BY GREAT GENERALS  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  What's Happening in Germany?  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Authors:  Martin, George
 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  Who is He?  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  Who Writes the Plays for Douglas Fairbanks?  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  "Yes, that's right—the Bayer Cross"  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, March 9, 1918
 Published:  1918-03-09 
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