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PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT ATTEND SOCIETY CIRCUS AT FORT MYER, VA. FORSAKING AFFAIRS OF STATE FOR THE AFTERNOON, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT ATTENDED THE SOCIETY CIRCUS AT FORT MYER, VA., TODAY. IN THE CENTER OF PHOTOGRAPH, L TO R: MRS. ROOSEVELT; COL. HARRY N. COOTES, COMMANDANT OF FO
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PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT ATTEND SOCIETY CIRCUS AT FORT MYER, VA. FORSAKING AFFAIRS OF STATE FOR THE AFTERNOON, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT ATTENDED THE SOCIETY CIRCUS AT FORT MYER, VA., TODAY. IN THE CENTER OF PHOTOGRAPH, L TO R: MRS. ROOSEVELT; COL. HARRY N. COOTES, COMMANDANT OF FO

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