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EAST ST. LOUIS, LOOKING TOWARD THE EADS BRIDGE-THE CENTER AND BACKGROUND OF THE PICTURE SHOWS THE RUINS OF RAILROAD WAREHOUSES WHERE MANY PERSONS WERE KILLED.-Chieago Kccord
EAST ST. LOUIS, LOOKING EAST FROM EADS BRIDGE. Chicago Chronicle.
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THE REAR OF THE ST. LOUIS CI1Y HOSPITAL AS IT LOOKS NOW.-Chicajro Chronicle.
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