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An Impartial Court.

One of Colonel Fred W. Lehman's cases.
having been decided by Division No. OF
the Missouri Supreme Court. which consists
of four Judges. was transferred to the
court in banc for lack of unanimity In the
decision. When the distinguished st. Louis
attorney arose to argue the case In banc,
he prefaced his remarks by saying that he
did not controvert the fact that the de-
cision rendered In Division No. was who'll
ly impartial. because" he said. there
were Just two Judges on each side Of the
case, and Solomon himself could not have
divided justice more equally between the
parties iitigant, or rendered q more impair
tial decision"
Improving to Gamblers.
When the well-known "breederS BILL"
licensing betting on horse races under GER
tain circumstances. was first argued before
the Supreme Court last fall. Judge Sher-
wood inquired from the bench. How does
this bill improve the breed Of horsesr' 1T
does not, your homer" replied attorney T.
J. Rowe Of ST. Louis; ''it improves the
breed Of gamblers"
Iowa Nearer Than Missouri.
Some years ago Mr.. Frank Sheetz. the
weil-known lawyer at Chillicothe. Mo-, re-
ceived collection from Iowa against
man who had been dead for some time.
with instructions to bring suit upon 1t II
payment was refused. He promptly re-
turned the account, with the following ad-
vice: "Mr. - Is dead and probably In the
lower regions. and as Iowa Is nearer that
place than Missouri. you had better bring
suit In Iowa.
A Household Word In Missouri.
En-Congressman Tarsney Of Kansas City.
who was appointed to q Federal Judgeship
In the Indian Territory by President Cieve-
land. was once in the midst Of political
campaign in the State OF New York.
whittier he had gone in the service OF his
party, and was announced to speak there
in a country town. The chairman Of the
meeting, local celebrity, was properly
minded to give the gentleman from Mis-
souri a handsome reception Ladies' and
gentlemen" he said. I'VE have with US to-
night one Of the greatest statesmen of the
Great West, an orator famed throughout
the Mississippi Valley, gentleman whose
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ship struggles and pants! The fogborn
blows continually. We are hours in making
q few miles and are tossed about all night
by the storm. In the morning 1t clears and
we soon find ourselves at anchor in the Bay
Of Wellington, with the capital OF New Zea-
land before US. '
A Bird's-Eye View of New Zealand.
Wellington is a good place from which to
take a bird's-eye view of New Zealand. 1t
is in about the center of the country, on
Cook Strait. at the southern end of the
North Island.
New Zealand Is made up of three islands.
As they lie on the map they make all to-
gether a great boot turned upside down
with its toes toward Australia and with a
break at the instep in Cook Strait. The
North Island. in which Auckland and We'll
lington are, forms the foot. the Middle
Island, which contains the highest noun
tains and the best agricultural land, is the
leg, and Stewart Island. the little patch at
the bottom, Is the loop at the end of the
strap by which the boot is pulled on.
The country looks much like Italy turned
upside down. and IL is not far different in
size, climate and natural conditions. 1t Is
about 1000 miles long, little longer than
from New York to Chicago, and about as
wide at its broadcast part as from New York
to Boston. The North Island is little big
ger than Ohio. and the Middle Island larger
than the combined areas of New York and
Massachusetts, or bigger than England and
Wales. Stewart Island is about half the
size of Rhode Island. 1t is very mountain
GUS, and although 1t supports a few sheep
It is chiefly a summer resort.
The New Zealand climate is warmer
than that of England. 1t Il moist and rainy.
January and February are the hottest
months. and July and August the coolest.
when the ground is frequently covered with
mow.
A Lana Of Volcanoes and Hot Springs.
Tho New Zealand that we know consists
Of the North Island and the Middle Island.
They contain all the cities and almost all
he people. and everything that makes New
Zealand the live. wide-awake. prosperous
country that n ID to-day.
The North Island Is about as long as from
New York to Pittsburs. but a large part
Of It IL hiiiy. and 1t has some plains which
are covered with pumice sand. and thereby
united FOR tillase or pasturage 1t Is
hrgely volcanic. One part of 1t has hot
springs and Geysers somewhat like. those
q ysliousto1s Rask u has several sctive
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volcanoes. and within the last fve years
there have been serious eruptions. The
mountain of Tongariro has three craters.
each of which vomits forth steam and vapor
charged with gas and acids. The Ruapehu
is 900 feet high. ending in a crater lake.
which is often coated with steam.
Mount Egmont is a volcano which re-
minds me much Of the Fujiyama Of Japan.
1t Is perfect cone. about 2,000 feet higher
than Mount Washington 1t Is thirty miles
in diameter at the base. and 1t rises cut Of
one of the most fertile districts of New Zea-
Ian. At its feet lies New Plymouth, town
of about 5000 people. The land is cultivated
close up to the mountain. The soil Is a rich
loam. so good for grass-raising that 1t easily
commands 800 per acre and upward. 1t is
Used Tor dairying. the butter made being
exported to Europe and the Philippines.
Last year 10000 cans were sent away. and
the New Plymouth people tell me the prod
uct will increase right along.
The New Zealanders call their country
the Switzerland Of the South Pacific. 1t
Is an evergreen land, a land OF trees. fiow-
ers, palms and Of wonderful natural beau
ties In tho center of the North Island Is
Lake Taupo as large as Lake Geneva, sur
rounded by mountains clad with perpetual
snow New Plymouth has a bay whose ap-
proaches are as beautiful as those of the
harbor of Rio de Janeiro. One Of the strik-
ing features of the Rio bay is the Sugar
Loaf at the entrance, bald, gray rock,
LOO feet high. rising almost straight up
from the water. The Bay of Plymouth has
three Sugar Loafs, which stand as senti-
nels In the ocean before 1t: they are great
cones of earth and rock. You sail between
the outer two tn coming in and rest under
the shadow Of tho third at the wooden
wharves as your boat lies at anchor.~
The New Zealand Alps.
The Middle Island is even more pictur-
esque than the country north Of Cook Strait
Here are the famous New Zealand Alps.
which intersect the island. reaching a
height of more than 1900 feet In Mount
Cook. The snow line Is lower than In
Switzerland, and the scenery is said to sur
pass in beauty that of the Alps. Many of
the New Zealand peaks are covered with
perpetual snow. and there are great glaciers
on both sides, the range descending in
places to within . few feet Of sea level
Thsy come out Of the SHOWS risht down into
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CO Of The Sunday Repuhl,c.

Special Correspondents Of The Sunday Republic.
wellington. New Zealand Jan. 1s.-During
the coming year Australasia Is to be one
pf the worlds chief news centers. The
Australian; colonies have already gone into
Federation. New Zealand is preparing to
Join to its government those of the Tonga
md Fiji Islands. and we may soon have
several Independent Republics away down
here in the South Pacific Ocean. far below
the equator. and almost on the other side
pf the world So far the people manifest
20 intention of breaking away from old
England. but the ropes which bind them to
her are little more than ropes OF sand, and
the control Of the Queen Is nominal rather
han real Each colony has q sort Of a
wooden governor. to whom 1t pays from
3.ooo upward to act as figurehead. Each
naSntains separate tariff against the old
rountry and mono will tolerate the least
nterference by the Queen in its domestic
kaairs
The Werkingman's Continent.
The people, in fact. are running this part
s Of the world. Australia and New Zealand
may be called the workingman's continent.
Whey are the Edward Bellamy lands OF the
pSsent. the center of all sorts Of new ex-
perfments as to government control in So
ciety and labor. During the last year I
have travelled quite extensively through
them. and everywhere find the eight-hour
law and the weekly half holiday. Every
where in Australia the workingmen are to
some extent the balance of power, but in
New Zealand they boast they own the coun-
ny and that they will eventually down this
capitalists. They really have control of
tne Government and are formulating all
sorts OF new schemes to tax the rich and
70 reduce them to the level Of the poor.
1he Governments own the railroads. the
teiegraphs and telephones. and there are
tnose who hope they will eventually become
the owners Of the coal mines. gold mines
and factories.
The Trip to New Zealand.
But first let me tell you something about
NeW zealand. To most of you 1t is a dead
aano In dead part OF the globe. To one
oh the ground It Is much alive and moving
@ieng on the lightning express Of our So
called civilization.
The country is not SO far away, after all.
is now only eighteen days from San
francisco. only about forty days from Lon
eon' ana 1t has lines of steamers connecting
Win al parts of the globe. 1t has regu-
vessels, which go to London by the
se OF Good Hope, others which steam
<nere by the suez Canal. and others stiii
1ach make the trip via South America.
lssing through the Strait OF Magellan.
ou can go on the p & D. Hne from
eihnston to London, taking the Union
eamshp Line to Sydney, for 500 and
ward. or there and back for $50. The
IL around the bottom Of Australia,
ence to Ceylcn, Alden. the Sues Canal
q across the Mediterranean to Gibraltar
q on 10 London.
u South America the cost is about the
ne. and you viii call at Punta Arenas
8 the Strait Of Magellan, Monteyideo and
g de Janeiro. and you can. II you win.
end your journey from London on
gnd the world by crossing ths Atlantic
sw York. thence to San Vtancisco and
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the evergreen forests and can be easily
scaled. Many of the peaks are untrodden
by man. and many glaciers are yet un-
named. Some are of enormous extent The
Tasman Glacier is eighteen miles long 800
feet thick and. on the average. more than a
mile wide. 1t covers an area of 1900
acres. Tho Murchison Glacier and Cooley
Glacier are each ten miles in length, and
each has an area of more than 5000 acres.
The Government . Tourist Agent.
In the summer these New Zealand noun
tains are full OF travellers and explorers.
The tourist agents of Europe send parties
to New Zealand. and the people Of Australia
come to this Switzerland Of the South Seas
tust as we go to the Switzerland of Europe
The Government itself Is the chief excursion
agent. 1t prints illustrated guide books and
sells them at cost You can get q guide to
almost any part Of New Zealand for a six-
pence. The Government Is making roads
and bridges through the most picturesque
parts of the island. and Parliament recently
voted s25cooo for this purpose alone. 1t II
now opening up the western coast Of the
Middle Island, a region which has sounds
and fords like those OF Norway. Long
waterways walled by giant mountains,
clothed with foliage to the snow line. ex-
tend into the land and you sail under wa
terfalis glaciers and snow fields amid some
of the grandest of scenery.
An Evergreen Land.
I have spoken of New Zealand as an ever
green land 1t is SC. 1t has the same green
you see In England and ireland. The fences
about the house are often hedges cut in curl
Gus shapes and of vanished green. Tho
leaves are on most of the trees all the year
round. There are many varieties Of green
p,ants. such as the holly. There are scrub
palms. and the New Zealand palm lily is to
be seen everywhere This Is tree which
reaches height Of twenty feet. It goes
etraight up without a branch to the top,
where ii blossoms out in green tassels like
a palm. The people call It the cabbage
tree.
And then the ferns, New Zealand has
enough to establish ferneries for all crea-
tiou. You find places where there are acres
of them, miles Of them Some Of the deep
eiens and gorges are walled with them.
They are of all kinds. some great trees and
Others as fine as . maiden's hair. There
10 one fern which Is used by the natives for
bedding. and another which = ha1e fem,
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City Rtal estaft.
Borough of Brooklyn -sslo or Rent.
EXPRESS TRAINS
DIRECT ro
BOROUGH PARK

on Oe;. 49,. the Filth Ave Elevated road will
eegin running trains from Park Row over the
bridge to BOROUGH PARK without change
IN thiitv minutes fi-e i've cents
We have only few houses lett. out Of two
hundred, which ~ will S.l OF tiSy terms and
monthly raym;n,S You can buy lots from
Sioo to 500 each. surrounded by be,uthul
homs. BOROuGH PARK IS nov whi, the
West Side and Harlem Vi' f.x years ago,
III. best ir,eS,m.rt
lnvsstigst, this at ore.. 81, the rittur. in
New York Elevated Ci-,.
Ofiite 10th ~ ard 2,hAv,., BROOKLYN.
No. p Cour, St. BROOKLYN.
No. - Brnidulv. \. \.
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hs.t stds

t1N Az cnTn'f N4 a 81 In. pn-e. MAJ
ana a'ss isons snrT' = % prtss bAth s5ne us.
ipNiND plAtE - N-suy f.'ni.h.a fo-r,
ttud tatls bisfd t,i-fsns~s
lfNiNtrpN Az ssp ~of ssh sfs. .rett
fuur1 tAndsnnisi, fufrish.d sot two tsf~s NO
sufs tsh- Tsesilsut
iTNtNSTuN Az iss-s--a.d ro.r ',or,
.tfH - - suits funhins ssisf rtossts tsfHs
Whs isafa
NAn.>uN AZ 80 Ib. uon,..n ,osr.,., n,
Sssi'' isfini nosr snt' al essv-u sr-s ls.fisi
dHrns
sAuISUN av ~ S'rsr ss.tse ,s.sus srs.
i.sfcsrs
MADISON a.. Iss f-sraa. - -s,rd ssr- sf..i
49," tstAs sauss 49,. s..s rss4af a. i.
s"sne
- - a>s ~ nv sest.r. rsor
NHH-s -. rrsss
- a. s@aH tu.us e.aa tasuf fAas "a Igua
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REAL ESTATE D0AnD Of BROKERS
or ma CITY o. NEW YORK.
NO. III BROADWAY.


MgI.y Hni Tor cash. inn.dl.s pos.s...sa m
a. ANY co. - ~ Sieholas Az want 10,
Improvement uuh warehouse plot n three 81
tout lou vacant of covered 9Th old build nr.
between 18th and Ssth Sta. ttn ana 18th az.
Also modern DWELLING on Rlvefs,ds Brits IN
siehsnre fof $50 On equity In rofnsr fss 10 NO
on West End N IN, ".
oYPEas
JAYNE CO. asa West 2sd 81 oner Nos
~ eN ana as West itsth st. Adloin Rlvef.
sae Drive built bJ days vofk thorough con
90. ~ tlpn. htuaeNte hcation. Always opet
0hAs SHffIIH AuSEs BRO 1870 Am.ist
dam Az Orsf houses and nats on wAshlns
bn hsishu Also. . story eufnsf apsrmsnt
-, hon~ o~ AZ hAiGsln W eloss an estate
rolroh bHDS. s@ bnosd~Ay unsf IN Past
.s'h N story tshsmert. sstssI zoos tent
$500 sll ssefifcs slso. 90 .aih u nssf
"a AZ, lot sisds Also an atus ei.u, Arr,
,oi, hous, on ssth 81. near Nsdlson 81
Assps SAa.ep
Ws HENRN FOLSOM - West -s,h y, or.r.
az sr rtmeni hotel rented 70 ons parry ou ruaf
sneen less ahd PAL Nc D~f cent net ,qviu
uAl consiGe' sutahls eIehsngs Also
Vest sids dwelling soth ~ sqii,y Si4
Hn would sAehanGs for Get or countfy plse,
slsn. an shus sids plot n,af 1Ah 81 and sth
shcellent loeetion tuf apartment hotsl
N'l.AND WHITING. 5 Reesman 81 Orsf q
Tree ana el-sr dovutosn cpsuef flps for i'm psoy,
ment Al sino.hn vill uads fof frst class roderu
lbp'"t~c pfoprfN. vel fsnfed
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ylais aHa Apsumtnis aaAira.

TOO AsHN tT n a. 49, o. fsast 90 tstt.
o. fs" HHHHrs HH"s |sIst Hrrf fkfsrH iafif
90 sHH fHH o.. ..tH. 80 d co.. slas
As..fs. i.s D.. .r ri. 80
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WANa

Yni SON BROS sS Breadvsy- want on Bieseser
or Spfins 81 . vnsment souss showing sced
w LESTER ESQ gsh,h Az wanu . ws,,
SIDE tsn,ns,nt OF nat 10 sIrhanGs fof q 4 .storv
hish s,oop brovns,ens dwelling N West ss,h
u near sth az
wv HENRY ToLsoN. /. west rs,s ST uss,.
i.nsnsgi and Apartment ptoesIy W lease
CHAs GRIFFITH MOSHS BRO. 1910 Amsisf.
dam A. Want small pfi,a1 ho'lss in Hsf.
len o. on Washington Heights. free snd elsaf
a. lss;y 1crfsGed. 10 etthange fof fuih
isnvd Cat nss' RAPID Transit station ovp..
81 Cat uiii nss hark lease ana give amp.
security Aso small factory huiidfne In spy
secessiols part Of Manhattan Ths BIont
fof . rash eustomrf Also q small cousuy
rlsee on ths Hudson. Ia eIrhange fof private
bogss or Washington he Shts
pf SElDfNG BROS. lee tnosdvsy wsGt ,a
rent furnished of uBfufnshsd. . modern h,,iss
a, a. least ~ fcoms ON long Island Sound oE
Hudson River vth ste be And ios thouAe
VH HENRY FOLSOM. 10 West .s,h 81 Want.
country psee With good houss ara sAbis on
Hudson Rir,r preferred leas with privilege
- purchase Also. q large pritsv houss 10 os
nd q fof cssh customer musi hst- fuii hot ~
more Dfsu.',y Pafk oil b cone dsied A.n
N huS Lease haus over 20 feet wide h
tween isn sad sath s,s eth ana s,h avs Aisc.
dr.lar -" o. 70 SIS. ~. In the eo- iot
sssa huyr
Ht1AsD 4 WHITING = B.s.maa NJ wan,
hog~ - N 20 issi rir. IN Mufrai HUI fof
rash buyer Aso. plot ~ t~o ~ th'es lcts
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FURNISHED Rcoms Wanted.

NANrFp FurIsh.d fnou n-,r ils,h IT and
Nh a. middle aged s'n'i-nrt bor iso 10
We- lgsih ~
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Ssltt, Board.

Two LADIES OR GENTLEAEN wishing roorn
Together In -lssAn' private Lous. sysr,thtns
hign toned snd ssf~ssbs Address NrIHf III
lANuN boa iU Sun up1ovn once. I92 Hrusd
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RAYMOND & STELLA.

Nsw seven sinf spAurIsn' uuus~> - - -
WsN lIih - and ~ 20 - Nes' li.fn - south.
rFu rspnt"-~ InuuI rurted Nl~u ~ t.ntrs. psfa
ApaTinru's rangus from 80 ~ H.
modern 'mpruN -wer'' ~sctrr lEH' ysfor
'sl~plnur uaN srrt.r~. sc rents faus q frpr.
tf.u fo Ssn p- Ar.Iu 'p.fs terms ~ Ortohs
must he ssen 20 br appncr rAfrl UNurr on premise
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FIVE SOLD

~ n ~ hom.s !lsi e'u p'.'s' forulng ths hiors
cn bcth sid,s ~ Ssfitn psr- t,'assn nd-thiI ana
Washington Ats. ATs uth.n on bloc. ~ ths main
snusncr ~ PrnSpert pNrE Anc IN tho h rhs-
ton Of h'oos1 Huiil pa vuu b. ,psad hAlf an
hof tnsf~etnE hors inst ~ eonipAis a. Improve
msnt> stih AdssLees made ~ tnr SCIENCES snd sus
~ ihs tvsuueta csntuf'. for nns'hifd NJ pfre of
hon' slualy finished ans She't "a thr Hoiougn
~ Manhattan. 7 hs houses rfculAr. uctas ION
snd stAghi front hniNlsd In ths enoc~,i hard uofds
mode. az tiled kilehsns slsrtfir hght mbinAuon
cnAndsllrfs shossF tiled bath rnOFs. Ntsfs pan.
~. stisn''on dining rooms ana "a nsll,d cslt'nss
Don't d NuUsssf the 10. stirs ~ PURCHASING slss
rhefr until YGH nave inSp~rtrf tast- mode hun,sx
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.6TH 81. NJ WEST Large small room,
location
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s,p ST "a WEST -sup,-o' .,cond floor ,gi,s
- sns'' rrts'' hsih .il accessories .s'.- rr'ss
family
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Beach ~ ar. IS Nlchs'i ns-is - al. so'on ~
.t ssds dssd ssne atty
d ~ .,N Ismss Erefstds hf,v~r'ss vs lanes \
Lyor ssl .-on " si asa. l.s.. kr sur, n "
No n>'ssf
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FURNISHED Rssms 4 apaumtuts to Jst

.$urutthfd Ncems q Aphrmfu'st 10 ~
IA. s,as
s1TR,CTlNEly iurush,d h,.,,d rcom, ,r-,
class 49, .l,s brrssis.t opuonsl Ass l'sing'on Az
IFN1NsTpN Az a. tsn Il S,,'e, priyhp
heuss u-v, d'opistd ioous. haud,on.. t'st psriof.
ApIantmsn's p.r''c r'''i'n'"
ltNtN"4oN ~. -. a.Al ssgh Sinsl-
snd coum, Mons n.wly furnished. private hoas'
ssntal locfton. f''efeue-
isTH 81 - FAST N,y pleasant rcom'
.tn e~rd hs aud co's ss'i. ccn''ni'n' 'oonuon
His,n~>
isTH S1 81 HtST S'c-h furu'sh,d rccm,
arg c'o.-s runnns ssvi
3lst ST., 80 G. 49, 'Ts d, ': ...iEc. E,''"
w-u >,a-
,TH ~ wLSl Inc nomln,gu, N..'y
e.caslse sne i-fashes towns hs' cas- hols sai
susudAnrs
s1H 81 ~ NFST IN pfiv.V ianh nrs'
sunul 'ont nal roui hsuds1uisi, iufnishsc suV'-
si"s'ts a. cv'Ntn eno'' qH'i h'H~ ''''''r.e'
isurh nruf
sarH ~ 50 WESt N.vr 'mn'h.d ci,sr
H.-asrr h"u'' s~,s ~nn''n'nr, ''s7 s'Phonf
s,'r.l sheF, I,sn' 49, 'n''' n""' ava 's'h
'ss-'uas' - sno sri+"ciaW
t.rH 81 ioaNTs Nsrts.oi rssH iutnish.i
Ffi,sv s.ms
.rH - - .WrsI e-.l r,g.s.,, i.is,,
sti t.nesnusslN fufuisn~n rHsrus sIuss a"1s.
~ r'frs" hosss q goldman ouE
Hrp - 49, wrs1 lr'nI,s.a .ssvno -ir-v
from Shove fne- dlsssnt Hesr. rrhtsra-r.
rr,sis swu' T-''i~s~''
.'ru - l,a rtSI rl.surt .,.a, ~,
y, ,i,.s, ,...ss, sr. .s.s., MANS
,LsI - "a. uisI iH'i sis.. as-,.'. -
. ., tsHs'ns 90 asas 's's sspa"f' sssas
% tNt~t
t.p sr .-, 49, N-s r.s.s -,.s..s..
.'s,safs ss'is..ss.
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sip ST rs WEST cheerful rco-ns ,uit. q
snsI' superior tab. Pa'lof dnnr rom table quests
accom- mo1strd
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40 81 ND WEST S.v mansFrn,n, open
p'4nibins house fedscorated psfior dining room
table guests accom- m odsted.
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FRANKLIN Az. AZ neat Putnam Nesl-
'.fnished sl~nts ana aqusfe fp1r s-nnd fonr -
s4i's sngl, Euni home table.
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arH 81 ~. WEST Private American family:
large second ,iofN front foom smaller ICONS. sut
Ah.r fuf gentleman and VII, nrst class tabl A.
.stvicS fsfefrne,s esehsnged
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West size.

arm ST 10 EAST I4ess.ni fooms psfiof din
ing room. sOn'eni,nt location ubs suests aooom
mOdaisd
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BACHELOR TIRED or LIVING ALONE SINCE
DEA1H oF MAR RELATIVE DESilEs As.
9IIhLR BkghE,oh SIM %sihllARLm , sITrALEpi
CHILDREN. To SHARE MS HOME Srw
NobkRN RESIDE Xct LowhR wEsL sipr
M HoJ 81 AnvERIlsENEN1. BuI RARE
CcHANcE TO SEctRE 2titT. LI,AuRiouS
CusT up GOOD LIVING AND WILL MODERATE
~ SHARE EApENSES NEED ADDRESS p.
q Ron css INV YORK CRY
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Seller Board.


tHrh ST 100 fASl-DcsIrsbs lafss rooms;
al conr,nlebo,s f,nned private family. hshsss
references bnsfd optional
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Foreclosure Suits.

ssts o. ns s4aa iph az IS IA loos ismss
Hun. :, Phlp w''"n''ld'r o al 'r1' camp
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{lxb Haa Apartments to Ja-ps-
farxiShsd.

Asevs i~ b ss.. wsst size.
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WASH NGroN rI. NJ. near eth az wei
rnshed rooms excellent table a. reAsonaes
rates table quests
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SiST 81 - WEST Newly furnished lArs
roon- southern zap sur. renned surrounding
etcellsnt table references
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20TH 81, ~ AND rs WEST. THE JULIEN
LAfse aud small looms handsomely furnished.
aut~i. renBed houSs table excellent location Geo
trsl irAhsienv sccommodated. references. fei.
N~ 18Th
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Ga1r> Az, - PArii-s wishing comforts %
rsf
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HANCOCK ST, ias Pits,-esr secommod,
tons sth hrArd ~ thoss destng f-hnsd. lovely
hnmc .LMs Lnrr, hAndN Nm,LL iIrnL,h.d room.
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HANSON pl Sss-nesfanl. foorn. sv.,v
eprterisnes superior uhs central location
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Tsss Fia'busA o. sndsrbl' - cars from 81
Han NsN Nofs - S'sr.Irg pises TIN, = n nii.s
u?sn dAi,y, inolIdn NJ SUNDAY, 'Ton 4 in p.A1
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Us NAlf tHt q H.as 80 frusfs'Hrs fsn
eHn h0~ HlisfnffHrsrts Hf 80 49,
sfefeff a. ffh .t a..ilh liIsasiIr = o. fafH
.sn- -h ratffFf ~ fHu fsftfH.IaIt sderf.s
' VA I"N. fr1u q isi 80 A. Nfs uIs ..I
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HFNPN ST wS WeH furnished large IN
small MONS al improvemsn',. etc~l-nt table
n-sr bridge snd ferfiss
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~ lANRS Pr. Iss Private hou~ 20 no,-
rsvl. dscpfAtsd IN SUITE .ngy ,Ic,llent tAas
ouiy grnls smsn nssd Apply.
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FPANkLfN Az. AZ near Putnam Nesi~
furnished sl~1ts ana square fu1nn ss-nnd foor -
f4i's Nngh Euni nome tshe.
gAIr> Az. Srs- Parties wishing comforts o.
hor'~ ran nnd desirable tooms WITH ~ without
board rrisfences
HANSON pl Sss-nestanl. rooms sv.,v
enrteu.snes superior mo central location
HANDuck ST, ias FitH-elss soccmmoa'
home .tus hrg, handSomsly furnished rooms
HTNPy ST WS VOL furnished large .ui
small MONS all impf"vemsn''- esc~ll-nt tshl~
nrar bridge snd ferries
LIVINGSTON ST sa ASD - Newly cecofai,d
n.csf furnished toouis second snf third hoots -
esistt Abis r.isvnc-..
MONROE PL. u Sings and douhl. toors 80
sifabs ipcAtlon hvs minutes sals Bfidg, Isfms
souAbs reference
MONROE PL = H,ighu iArr. ana snail ro,m,
s,rsisat tAhi' moderate fsisfsnoss ishs quests
pROSpECT Pl.. ~ LArg- sunny front sud othrr
roonis rNey improvement excellent table
vsulen' l. and iruueN
~ JANRS Pr. i.s Private hou~ 20 no,-
rsviU dscnfatsd IN SUITE. snEly. ,ho,llenI tAbls
ouiy gentlemen nssd apply.