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Evening journal., 1909-11-18
LIBERALS WILL
NOT BOW TO LORDS
No Compromise With the
Higher House on the En-
gliSh Budget

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. Nov. 1s-The headquarters
Of the Liberal government to-day de-
clared that the speech OF the COM
missioner OF Education Walter Runci-
man, at Hull last night, is tho final
decision Of the government regarding
the proposed rejection OF the Lloyd
George budget by the House Of Lords.
Runciman said that the government
would refuse 10 negotiate or COM
promise with the lords in any way
over the land, liquor and death taxes
or any other provision OF the budget.
Premier Asquith. according to the
present determination of the govern
ment will not resign with his cabinet
even II the lords do throw out the
budget. Neither win the government
alter the budget. The Liberals plan
TO stand pat and make a play for
popular favor by daring the House Of
Lords TO override the Commons of
England.
If the lords persist IN what the gov
ernment terms their unconstitutional
pretenses" Asquith may follow the
precedent of Gladstone. who forced
the Peers to pass the Irish church dis
establishment bin by threatening 60
create enough new Peers to pass the
measure. or the premier may simply
go to the King and ask his consent
to the budget concerning the House
Of Lords In the controversy.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
DOVERITES HEAR A
LECTURE ON "hAMLET'

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Nov. 1s-The Dover
Century Club drawfhg-room was
crowded 70 hear Dr. George w. Ter,
pastor Of Calvary NJ Il. Church, Phil
adelphia. lecture before the club and
men friends on Hamlet" Or. lzer
displayed force and fine descriptive
style In the narrative and excellent
action IN tho scenes. particularly the
tragedy where Hamlet slays the guilty
King and makes him drink the fatal
potion prepared for Hamlet himself
At the conclusion OF the address, DR..
Izer was enthusiastically applauded,
but hurried away for his north bound
train during the plaudits OF the
crowd.
Mrs. William j. Benson. Of Dover,
sang several soprano solos prior TO the
lecture. After the address, Mrs.
Marion Humphreys Of Salisbury, Nd.
sang "spring Is Coming The solos
as well as the lecture were highly
commended and were received with un-
stinted applause.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
SEAFORD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
sEAFORD. Del, Nov. is-Losing his
footing and falling down steep em-
bankment Karl Thompson received a
severely sprnincd ankle.
Miss Alice Mole. OF Rehohoth, has been
appointed nth grade teacher Of the Sea-
ford Public School 20 succeed Miss Ivan
cite Lodge OF wyoming, who resigned.
New crossings have been laid on sew
oral Of the principle streets here and
Conwell street. which has been Heightened
three blocks IS being graded and shelled
Failing from a scahold where he was
at work repairing a vessel Charles Mar
vii. ship carpenter, received a laoer-
ated head and a badly bruised body.
Physicians state his condition to be very
critical.
Members Of the Junior Auxiliary Of the
st. Luke's Episcopal church. Of this town.
are training for play TO be given IN the
local opera house during Thanksgiving
week. The play IS called "A Rummage
Sale at Hickory Hollow"
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
SOME NOVEL USES TO
WHICH PAPER IS PUT

Germany manufacturers annually $4,000
tons Of paper; England, 100000 tons:
France. 10000 tons; Austria. 155.O0o tons,
and italy, 10000 tons. But the United
states makes and uses more paper than
all Eurone, the annual production
amounting to 1900, ~ tons. A French
journal mentions the following novel
uses OF paper IN America:
Roofs Of paper and compressed wood
pulp have proved successful A Chicago
firm makes paper garments which are so
light. flexible and convenient that they
are largely used in hospitals The paper
is made Of the bark OF the paper null
berry tree, and IS tubsized nd finely
scraped. Several sheets are superposed
and sewn together The garments have
narrow wooden bindings. buttons button-
holes and other fastenings Paper cigars
are made by sleeping paper pulp for ten
days In a decoction OF cigar clippings,
passing It between cylinders and rolling
the sheets into the form OF a cigar
PAPER bottles and grain bags are made
in Philadelphia. A recent investigation
Is the paper norseshoes, which, according
10 the inventor, is more durable as well
as lighter than the iron shoe, and ellmi-
mates all danger 20 the hoof az Il is at
taohed not by nails but by cement Two
German engineers have invented sort
Of reinforced paper, composed OF paper
pulp. canvas. linen and raw silk REIN
forced with steel wire. The new ma
terial is light waterproof, hreproof. and
suitable for the construction Of vessels,
including warships. moior cars and other
vehicles, for railways, street ~avements
and many other uses.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
MERCHANTS TO
TALK OF ARRESTS

A special meeting OF the Mercantile
Association will be held in the rooms
Of the association at No s26 Market
street tonight. 1t is expected that
some action win be taken on the sun
day closing crusade Of the Law and
order Society, which the association
opposes.
thas not been determined just what
action will be taken and will not be
determined until tonight. when
prominent merchants Will make ad-
dresses in an endeavor to offset the
effort OF the Law and order Society
to put the lie on the town.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
FOUND $1100
IN A TEAPOT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWEs. Del. Nov. lS--Alieged TO have
found a teapot with more than Si.ioo IN
It, Richard DerriclSson win neither af-
hrm nor deny the report. which Is
vouched for by several OF his friends. in
cluding his uncle, Levin Derrickson. who
stated yesterday that his nephew Rich
ard had told him of the find.
Derrlckson had charge Of the tearing
down Of the old Virden Hotel, which had
been standing IN Lewes for more than a
century. u was while the old barroom
was being torn down that he Is said to
have found an old-fashioned teapot I'm one
corner OF a chimney. Derrlckson did
not open Il before the wortmen who saw
him pick 1t ua. but waited until he reach
ed home before he investigated. 10 was
then, according TO the rumor, which he
Will not deny. that he pulled out between
81 100 and 81, 300 IN paper money and silver
Derrickson VIII not admit no round tne
money, but says he made a lucky stroke
when he took the contract 20 tear down
the old building.
Derrlckson made the purchase OF prop
erty IN town. for which he paid $1,000
fact that lends credence to the story
OF the finding Of the small fortune
Just who the money formerly belong
ed TO is not known, but older residents
distinctly remember an old man who
loafod around the hotel and was supposed
TO have some money. but who was found
not to have had any when he died. al
though on his Goathbed ho tried TO tel
some friends Of money he had MD
dcn
/ II IS believed the teapot full OF none,
belonging to this man. He had no know
heirs ln this section or the etatc
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
Al ElLtnn w.dainn-

ELKTON. Md, Nov. i8.-Dr. Robert T.
Mitchell of Elkton. and Miss Annie
Smith. youngest daughter Of Postal In
spector and Mrs. villain b. Smith. OF
this city. were married in the Elkton
Presbyterian Church last eve ing Rev.
DR.. John McElmoyle, pastor, perform
ing the ceremony. About 200 invited guests
attended. Miss Bette Foster. or Fhila-
deiphia. a cousin OF the bride, was maid
OF honor, and DR.. II. Arthur Mitchell. a
brother OF the groom, acted as best man.
Dr. Bay and Mr.. Krangle, OF Baltimore;
Dr. John Mackan. Of North Carolina,
and DR.. Henderson Smith, OF Whining
ton, Del. acted as ushers. reception
followed tho ceremony at the hope Of he
brides parents on East Main street. AZ
ter wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. Mitch
ell win reside in Baltimore. where the
groom is practiclng his profession.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
SPERRY BOOSTS
WATERWAYS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 1S.-Declaring
that the perfeoting OF an adequate sys-
TEN Of inland waterways Is an absolute
necessity for national defense, Rear Ad-
miral sperry, speaking at the convention
Of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Asso-
citation to-day declared that it IS almost
a national crime that the entrance to
Chesapeake Bay has not been properly
fortified long ago. He declared the peo-
pie Of the region should insist that Con-
gress act at once.
August Belmont the New York finan-
cier. declared that the Cape Cod canal
now in process OF construction viii solve
the nrobiem of "a safe and short route
from New England TO the south.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
Mi-o-na Makes The
Stomach Strong
Relieves Distress in a Few Minutes
Guaranteed to Cure Indigestion,
or Money Back.


or Money Back.
Let Mrs. Gr'nith tell you about Mi-o-
ma. the greatest prescription for stom-
ach troubles ever written:
1T gives me very much pleasure 70
recommend your Mi-o-na tablets, be-
cause they certainly have done me so
much good. In fact I would not be
without them now. For years I have
been subject TO acute gastritis, and
have doctored for years, but only re-
ceived slight benefit, and had 10 be
careful what l ate But, thanks TO
Mi-o-na stomach tablets, can eat
anything at any time now. Last
Christmas. after partalIing of hearty
turkey dinner. / was seiezd with an
attack of acute Indigestion, and the
doctor worked over me for hours be-
fore I got relief He paid me eight
visits before / could say 1 was well
enough to sit up. But since then I
have taken Mi-o-na tablets. which were
recommended very highly by a friend,
and have not been troubled since. Be
fore using Mi-o-na ! had attacks about
every month. ] cannot say too much
IN their praise. Mrs. Ida Griffith, 1918
c ST., washington, ID. c.. July 8, 1903.
AIi-o-na stomach tablets are sold by
druggists everywhere, and by Miller
Drug co. at so cents a large box. They
are guaranteed to cure indigestion, sour
stomach. belching gas, dizziness, bill
iousness. heaviness, or any stomach ale
ment. or money back.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
HITS
AT GOLFERS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Nov. B-Secretary OF
the Interior Ballinser came back hard
to-day and added new chapter TO the al
ready fulsome history Of the Baninger-
Pinchot-G CLAWS controversy.
The secretary yesterday refused to
grant an interview with a representative
of Golfers, the weekly which recently
published, under CLAWS signature. a sue
clint summary OF that ex-ofhciars charges
against his superior. To-day he made pub
lie correspondence between himself and
Norman Hapgood, editor OF Golfers, IN a
statement prefaced with tho comment
'In order that the reasons may not be
distorted.
According to the copies OF letters given
out. Hapgood wrote Bailnger on Novem-
Der 1G stating that he had read the state
ment Of tho secretary issued after the
publication of the CLAWS charges In the
weekly. IN which Balrnger said that "the
records Of the department were open TO
inspection" and intimated that the story
was printed without reference TO those.
and suggested that Baninger grant a
Golfers representative an interview and
outline certain parts Of The record which
were overlooked"
Yesterday. after Ballinger refused 10
see C. P. Connolly, the Golfers represen-
tative he wrote a letter to Hapgood in
which he says.
'"rhe facts relating to all Of the vicious
and ugly insinuations to which you have
so eagerly given publication exonerate
me from the slightest charge OF impropri-
ETY. or maladministration and win doubt
less be given the public in due time. 1
moy add that do not think your columns
/ q satisfactory vehicle for this purpose"
The secretary declares in his letter, that
Hapgood's request to view the records
''is exceedingly tardy.'
TN view Of your published false and
unjust insinuations OF my professional
and official conduct without making the
slightest effort to secure confirmation
from the records Of my department OF
from me-" he continues. "your reiteratior
OF the CLAWS charges after they had beer
presented to the President and fully dl.
gested and disposed Of by him. your pres.
ent request does not appeal to me as
worthy OF consideration"
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
MILO WASH CURES ECZEMA.
Simple Liquid Found Successful Where
All Other Remedies Fail.

Ordinary oil Of wintergreen, mixed
with thymol, glycerine and other IN
gradients. is known to cure skin dis
eases. This prescription carefully COM
bounded in correct proportion, can now
lie obtained on a special offer put up
in a 25c bottle.
This mild. soothing liquid. known
as ID. d. d. Prescription, is washed
into the skin and instantly the itch is
gone.
That a permanent cure can be ef-
fected bv the first bottle we cannot
guarantee. But ten years Of expert
enca with ID. ID. ID. have shown US
mat every sufferer gets instant relief
from the itch; you win feel soothed
and refreshed at once.
can at our store and we shall be
clad TO tell you more about this
standard eczema cure.
Miller Drug Co, Fourth and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
eoIder Alumni Rex soelaI.

The program to be given at the MONTH
ly meeting and box social OF the Goldey
Alumni Association. tomorrow evening
is as follows. Piano solo. Miss Pauline
seitz; vocal solo. Miss Agnes 3. Mitchell;
recitation. Miss Mildred Fincher; male
quartet, Leonard Swartz. Charles swartz.
George stiegler and Oscar stlegler; vo-
cal SOLO Miss Nellie Mackay; recitation
Miss Theresa v. McHugh, piano solo.
Miss Pauline seitz. t. meeting viii be
held in MacHenry Hall, jenny Building.
834 Market street. and the program will
follow the business meeting, and will In
turn be followed by the sale OF boxes.
II IS hoped that there will be a large
attendance as there is business Of inn
portanco to be transacted.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
CLEANING OUT
CUSTOMS HOUSE

WASHINGTON Nov. 1S.-9ouse
cleaning in the New York Customs
House is not merely promise for the
future. 1t has actually begun It was
learned at the Treasury Department
today that a number of dismissals have
already been made and that more are
to be made IN the near future. Names
are withheld at the departmnt but IL
Is understood that the men who have
lost their jobs were not all OF them
employed in the weighers and ap-
praisers divisions.
Secretary OF the Treasury MacVeagh
is giving his persona lattention to
the investigation Of the customs scam
dals in the New York office and is
devoting considerable time to it.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
SHERIFF,c SAI.rc


SHEffFr"s 5AI.E-fSY VfRTGE Of \
writ OF I.ovarl Facins to me directed.
Will be exposed 20 Public Sale at the
Court House, or Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets Ia the citv
OF Wilmington, New castle County
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 2frH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1909
az 10 O'Clock, a. m..
The following described real estate. VIZ.
An that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land, situate In the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid. bounded and described as 'ol-
lows. to-wit.
beginning at o corner. formed BY the
intersection OF the northerly side OF Fifth
street, ana the eastcr.y sido OF Clayton
street: thence northerly along said side
of clayton street. eighty feet 10 a stake.
thence oasterly parallel with fifth street
sevonty-iivc feet 20 stake; thence SOUTH
erly parallel with Clayton street. eighty
feet 70 the aforesaid northerly side OF
Fifth street and thence thereby wester-
ly. scvcnty-flve feet to the place Of be-
glning. DO the contents thereof what they
seized and taken IN exerntion MS the
property OF Michael Newell ana Lizzie Il
Newell his wife, uortgaEora, and to bs
CHARLES II. LIPPINcoTT. -.
sherins ONCE. wilmington. Del
N0Vmner 81 1909 Nov. o.1316lAeu.13
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
e. Readv Eor Carnival.

Sons Of veterans IN Chester and
Pennsgrove. n. J.. are taking an ac-
tive interest in the entertainment TO
be given for the benefit of the Cen
eral Smyth monument fund. Nearly
200 young people are now engaged
I'm rehearsing under Ferris Giles for the
carnival to be presented IN the Avenue
Theatre during the last week In De-
cember.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
NOTICES.
FEARS THAT ASTOR'S
YACHT IS LOST

NE WYORK, Nov. 1s.-Every coast
station OF the United Wireless Is to-
day trying vainly to pick up the Nour-
mahal, the palaial zach on which Col
onel John Jacob Astor. and his son
and heir, vincent. have been cruising
in West Indian waters and which has
not been reported since the great gale
which swept Jamaica more than a week
ago.
For two ydas the Nourmahafs sig
nal has been flashed across the water
and no answer received.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
AMERICANS PUT TO
DEATH IN NICARAGUA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Following the
receipt Of a report from the consulate at
Managua that two Americans. Leonard
Grace and Leroy Cannon were executed
by President zelayas order the state De-
partment to-day informed the charge Of
the Nicaraguan legation in Washing on
minister Senior Hazera, win be indefinite
iy postponed.
At the request Of the state Department
the Navy Department has ordered the
cruisers Vicksburg and Des Moincs TO
Central American waters.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
SNOW COMES WITH
WEATHER FLIP-FLOP

Snow fell in this city to-day. From
summer weather yesterday TO winter
to-day and furs, was lightning
change, and to give the appearance Of
winter snow began TO fall at exactly
11.25 o'clock this morning. It was
only a slight furry. but it was noticed
by those on the street. It lasted about
ten minutes
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
BALLOON ON WAY
DOWN DELAWARE BAY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-The bal
loon Philadelphia II. made an ascen-
sion today from Point Breeze. getting
away at 1906 o'clock. In the basket
were Charles Wheeler, DR.. Thomas
EIdridge, the pilot, and the following
three officers Of the United States
Navy: Lieutenant John W. Timmons
and NIidshipman Richard Mccall FL
lott and Kent Heron. The wind, which
was blowing at the rate Of 25 miles
an hour. took the big gas down to-
ward Delaware Bay.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
commission Not Here Vet.

Maglstrate Barnet Gluckman, Just
appointed to that office by Governor
Pennewill is awaiting his commission
which will probably reach here from
Dover tomorrow. He has not fully
decided upon where his Office will be
but it Is likely that he win locate
in the basement Of the Church Build
ing at the southeast corner Of Tenth
and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
MRS. STETSON is
OUT OF CHURCH

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON, Nov. 1S-AIrs. Augusta
stetson. former First Reader Of the
First Church Of Christ, Scientist, of
New York, and second in Importance
in the cult Of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy,
was to-day. by orders Of the board Of
trustees, formally communicated and
her name ordered stricken from the
rolls Of the church.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
NEW DWELLING, AND
FACTORY CHANGES

Building Inspector Johnson issued
permits today to William d. Haddock
and Company to make alterations and
build an addition for the Chicago
Electric Hose Company costing s4,26O.
and to d. L. Toplds to erect a dwell
ing for Samuel II. Baynard, at the
southeast corner of Twenty FIRST and
Van Buren streets 70 cost $500.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
BANK STATEMENT
ON NOVEMBER 10

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ls.-The comp
trollef Of the currency to-day issued a
call for statements Of the condition Of the
national banks OF the country at the close
Of businegs ON Tuesday. November IS.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Little Lessons in Publicity. No. I

Let your advertising foundation be Daily
Newspapers
After your business structure is erected
strong, secure and well rooted, you may dec
crate and embellish to your purses limit but
don't forget that Daily Newspaper advertising
is the essential of continued development. 1t is
quick flexible, effective and cheap.
Tell your problem to any general advertising
agent OF the publisher of this paper and ask for
a Daily Newspaper specification.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
GUN FELL And
KILLED MAN

John woodward. aged s5, OF two miles
above Brandywins Springs was ac-
cidentally shot and killed this after
noon.
a gun fell from a wagon he was
unloading. The load Of shot tore away
his shoulder and part Of a lung
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
APARTMENT HOUSE 5URNsi
TENANTS MISSING

sANDUsRY, o.. Nov. 1S.--The Ma
pla Black, q four-tsory apartment
building. IS burning and seven OF its
tenants are not accounted Tor. The
couse OF the FIRE Is unknown.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
PROPOSALS
FOR SALE

RODNEY AND CONCORD WA
TER TOWERS.
Sealed propOsals-Endors PRO
uosais for Tower" viii be received
until 1880 a. m., Monday. No
vcmher 90. 1909 by the Board on
Water Commissioners, for the pur-
chase OF the Water Tower Build
iugs and materials contained there
in. located at the intersection or
Concord avenue and Jefferson
street. and at Tenth and Rodney
streets Each tower contains ono
10000 gallon riveted steel tank.
Full Information IN reference 20
rnio can be secured upon apple
cation nt the Office OF the Chicf
Engineer OF the Water Depart
mcnt. southeast corner Sixth ana
King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Novt6-tt CHIEF Engineer
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
Firemen TO Plan For Revievy.

Representatives Of the different fire
companies will meet tonight at the
Weccacoe Fire Company's house to
talk over a proposition for holding a
review Of nremen and a convention
sometime next summer.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
REGIsTFR,s ORDERS

d EGISTERS ORDER.
X Onice of the Register OF wills,
New Castle Co.. Del, Nov hth, 1909
tIpon tho application Of William +,
yurir nnd Albert II. Bremen, Executors
of Charles y. Bremen. late OF Wllmln.-
Ton Hundred IN said county, deceased
4 IS ordered and directed by the Register
OF wills that the Executors atores,sld
rive notice OF granting OF Letters Iesta-
mentarv upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereon, ~
causing advertisements 20 be poste9 VIZ ~
IN forty days from the date. % such Let,
tors IN SIX of the most public places o
the County ~ New Castle. recurring ~
persons having demands against tne e.
tate 20 present tho same, or abide 9,. es
ana provided: aud also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period
IN the Evening Journal newspaper pun
lished in Wilmington Del. ana 70 pe
continued therein three weeks (e. o. az
Given under the hand and seel
OF once of the REGISTER OF Wills
aforesaid, nj Wilmington. IN NeW
(STAL) Castle County aforesaid the Gay
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register Of Wills
NOTICE.
Notice fs hereby given that Letters
Tontamentnry we're in due form ol law
r,ranted unto the undersiened, on TIE ffth
dav of November a. d., 1909. and that All
persons having claims against the eethle
of the deceased must present the uhne,
duly atteetcd. 10 the said EXECUTORS, on
or before tho NTH day Of November a
n 1910 or abide the Act of Assembly In
snch case made and provided.
"N' WILLIAM r. ISTRrH,
ALBERT II. BRFMEh,
Address. william +. Kurtz. attorney
at-lnw. Wilmington, Del.
Novc-qt-eod
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
OBITUARY..

The death is announced Of Mrs. VIM.
p. stanton, aged 80 years The fun
eral viii be held on Saturday after
noon at . o'clock from No. 231T West
Second street. Interment will be in
Mt Salem cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Poison from potatoes or potato SAL
ads sometimes catches German soldiers
1t is caused by Proteus bacillus. Po-
tatoes should be eaten as soon as cook
ed
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Martha Bella Purvis died this morn
ing at the age OF % years. The fun
eral will be held at o'clock Saturday
afternoon from No. 1921 French street.
Interment will be in Riverview ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
FOR SALE

rOR sALE-sisO WILL BUY A scHU-
mann plano, upright, Is octaYe9s
in elegant condition.
JACOB BROS. CO..
Octf9-tf 9Qi King 81
TSOR SALE, CHEAP-PAIR OF YOUNG
pointer dogs. ful bred, eight months
old. lust right 20 work this fall
LONES. 6W DUPONT street.
Nov.11-et.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
ROOMS FoR RENT

[fRNRn-S6s- S6f AND so RACE sr..
" Philadelphia Rooms, 25c, aoc, ooc.
gentlemen only. apl-09-iy
EOR RENT-ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
4 Novl1-i9t No. $40 Orange st.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

-,ppN NpTrrNTTIF'S
Sr079SfSs MN Will INVEST Mon II
Y ana services In paying pusilsSse- ~, ,--sf
dress E-5, Journal once. 80 -
BOARDING AND LODGING
xxTSNTEf~5 GENTLEMEN BOARD
w ers. or man and wife -.-,, 9.
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