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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-09
|ID|Ne Of HE|RESS
Is DENIED
klArlvEs PERSIST IN oEcLAR.
ING MISS DE JANoN IS
STILL MISSING.

philadelphia, Jan. Although rel
ives OF the girl persist in their de-
MS. stories that Miss Roberta Buisi
Janon, the missing heiress. had
- found and Is in seciusion. were
Nm circulated tonight. II was no.
I'd that the search for Miss De jan
and Ferdinand Cohen. the hotel
1ter who is believed to have left
city with her. Is less active than
wAs several days ago. II is de-
2rod that the girl is on the farm of
Atlee Burpee. q personal friend OF
Dbert. Miss De lannon's grandfather.
- farmer is at Doyleston. Pa. %
l1es from Philadelphia.
R1imOthy O'Leary, assistant superin-
p00ent of police. tonight caid he had
knowledge of the girls whereabouts
u suggested that the newspapers
"a better drop the affair Mrs.
phcn. wife of the missing waiter. re-
GRATED her intention TO bring suit for
(o.000 against Robert Buist as guard
n of Miss De Janon. for alleged
Ienation of her husbands affections
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
DAVID STROCK,
FATHEROF MRS.
DELAPLA|N, DEAD

David 5. Strock, father of Miss
Frances Strock. Mrs. NJ. o. Della
plain and c. r. Strock, died today at
the family home at 1131 Grand ave
nue., after a weeks illness.
The deceased had lived in the
Grand valley for 19 years. and his
loss will be keenly felt by scores of
friends and acquaintance. The news
is a severe shock to many warm
friends, who, on account of the short
Illness, were not aware of the criti-
cal condition of the old pioneer and
respected citizen Of the Grand valley.
Mr.. Strock was born December %,
1882. and was in his 18th year. Up
until a short time ago he enjoyed the
best of health and was able to ac-
complish considerable work, even at
such an advanced age.
Mr.. Strock was widely known in
the Grand valley, and was a man of
even temperament, sterling worth
and lovable characteristics, a kind
father and loving husband. During
his 10 years of residence in the
Grand valley he had made many
friends, and each year the list had
grown. The news of his sudden de-
mise causes sincere sorrow to all
The remains are being prepared
for burial by Undertaken Il. \. Krohn
and, while the funeral arrangements
will not be completed until word is
received from his daughter, Mrs. Del
aplain, who is now in Denver. he will
be buried in the Orchard Mesa ceme-
terry here
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
FUNERAL OF EDGAR LONGsHoRE

The funeral of the late Edgar w.
Longshore was held this afternoon
from the residence.
\ large cortege followed the re-
mains to the cemetery.
Many beautiful floral offerings
We're sent in by loving friends.
Simple services, but impressive,
We're held over the remains of the
young man, who had been called SO
early in his career.
Rev. Lyon, former pastor of the
deceased and a warm friend, who now
occupies the pulpit of the Episcopa
Church at Montrose, preached the fu-
neral services and paid many glowing
tribues to the worth of the departed,
with were warmly seconded in the
hearts of all who heard.
lnterment was made in the Or
chard Mesa cemetery under the di-
rection of Undertaken E. A. Krohn.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
FUND FOR BRIDGE

A subscription list is being cir
culated to increase the fund for the
Main street bridge.
The state has already allowed So
$50 and the county has appropriated
S25, 900, and 1t is hoped to raise an
other 81 900 with the list.
Already with an hours work $155
has been subscribed. The list is be-
ing circulated among those living OF
owning property between the railroad
tracks and the river. in the addition.
One-half is payable in cash and the
balance in ninety-day notes.
Tony Flucken has the subscription
list and says no one is barred.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Can you beat the attractions at
Glenwood on road race day August
IA? You certainly will get your
moneys worth. A red hot road race
over S3-mile course between Basalt
and Glenwood, splendid bands from
Grand Junction and Aspen, a slashing
ball game between Palisade and
Frutta for $3.50 purse, a balloon
ascension and parachute drop by
Prof Bergeson that will give you the
shiyers, and an automobile snail race
The last named will be a novelty
inasmuch as the slowest machine wins
the money.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Today's realty transfers of record
We're:
Mary Il. Roth to Isabelle f. Coop
er; lot s, Labor Exchange addition
to Fruita: S1,500.
George b, Clark to A. b. Stoddard
Jr.; certain acreage.
j. b. Masser to r. F, lay; lots II
and is in block 81.
h. f, Jay to Charles VanHoore-
beke; lots %. &c and - in block 127
Fannie l.. Brook to Sadie E. Peter
sen; certain acreage; $4,000.
Sadie Il. Petersen to Fannie l.
Brook; 10 acres near Palisade; s10,-
900.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John McGregor, of
Newark, n. j., the former represent
ing the Universal Short System of
Photography, are business visitors
in the city today They leave tonight
for Salt Lake City and Los Angeles
and other western points.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
ELECTRIC ROAD FROM
MONTR0SE TO DELTA

Montrose, Colo, July 27.-Plans
are under way for the construction of
an electric railway from this city to
Delta. II will take in a large farm
ing country by going down on the
west side of the Uncompahgre. 1t is
proposed to bring farm products to
market without the expense and trou-
BILE of reloading. The project is fl
nanced almost entirely by local cap
ital and is being promoted by |. N.
Pepper of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Rev. G. A. Munro. pastor of the
Congregational Church, leaves, with
Mrs. Munro and three children, for
Enoch's camp, for summer outing.
In his absence the services will be
conducted by Deacon A. b. Campbell.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
PROVES MAN LIVED
IS MILLION YEARS AGO
Isnecial DO mo sentinel. ]

I. Colorado Springs, July 27.- i
+ Captain w. II. Rogers, who has !
I. been making Investigations of :!
+ prehistoric remains near San !
: Antonio, Tex, has made a most /
+ important discovery. i
+ About 3 feet from the surface Il
+ he encountered a body of lime /
+ stone Ia feet thick, and be- i
+ meath that We're the bodies of j
I. three men of the prehistoric :!
!: age, demonstrating, according i
!. to the scientists, that man lived i
+ more than 100000 years ago. /
+ Beside the men were stone I
+ hatchets and other implements. I
+ They had been buried in a crew i
!. ice and the limestone had i
+ formed over them later. I
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

l.. s. Hughlet, the well known real
estate man and daughter, Miss Ruth
Hughlet, and Miss Laveta Franks,
left today for an extended visit at
their old home in Memphis, Tenn.
They will return about September /.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

The dance of the Ladies' Guild at
Palisade is Thursday night of this
week instead of Friday night as an
nounced. Prof Raspillaire and or
chestra will go from this city and It
is expected that a large number of
Grand Junction people will attend.
There is no dance in this city sched-
uled for this week.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
FALLS TH|RTY.F|VE
FEET TO THE GROUND

Pueblo, July 27.-Falling a dis
tance of 80 feet today John Lehman,
plunged from the third story of a
building and was picked up uncon-
scious He is a veteran of the Civil
war but has been in poor health for
some time. lie is supposed to have
become dizzy and lost his balance,
He is in serious condition.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Il. NJ. Slocomb has returned from
an extended visit at Boise, Idaho.
and other points in the Northwest.
Mr.. Slocomb reports that the city of
Boise is growing rapidly and that its
residents are lively enterprising peo-
pie and very enthusiastic in regards
to the future of their city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
G--O--C-I--E-- T. v
>sssss Aetse~

Mrs. Adeline w. Foote, for several
months contralto soloist at the Pres
byterian church in this city, has re-
turned from visit in Colorado
Springs She will remain here for a
couple of weeks and then go to Spo-
kane, Wash, where she will probably
make her home.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Joseph Plunkett left today for
South Dakota, to bring back the body
of his son, Barton j. Plunkett, who
was killed II. a freight wreck there
recently.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

The distributors of a certain break
fast food had better look behind
them. A number of small boys have
been following and annexing the
anneXing the packages as fast as dis
tribnted.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Il. e. Udlock left this morning.
with his wife and children, for Los
Angeles. He will leave the family
there for several months and return
to this city in week or ten days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Miss II. Margaret Bunting, who
has been the guest in Colorado o
Springs of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Davie,
leaves for home tonight. The Davie
family come to Rifle Falls for an out
ing of several weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Mrs. A. II. Wolverton, of this city,
left today for her old home in Owosso,
Michigan, for an extended visit with
friends and relatives. She expects to
be gone several weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

In police court this afternoon Mrs.
Fehrnhard was tried on charge of
She pleaded guilty, was
fined and paid the expenses.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

X. j. Patterson, for several months
connected with the city street car
company, has severed his connections
with that company and has accepted
a position with the Crystal theatre.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

V. c. Talbert, cashier of the Grand
Valley National bank, is expected
home tonight from a short trip out of
the city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

j. NJ. Mormell, the Glenwood sa-
loon man, is business visitor in the
city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

The Y. NJ. C. A. swimming pool
threatens to rival the "old swimming
hole" these hot days. There is
scarcely an hour of the day when it
is not filled to overlooking with the
noisy happy plungers.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. IL. j. Peters are tn,
guests of their sister, Mrs. Fred Hun
at Collbran for a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

The Aspen juvenile band will be
on hand at Glenwood road race day
august 4th to show what good mu-
slclans they are. They were trained
under the tutelage of Prof Herring
ton and they are prepared to render
some fine music.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

WANTED-At once a buyer for
Mesa County National Bank stock.
What will you give? Write P. o.
Box 80.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Miss Frances Allen, of Denver, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Three thousand pairs of oxfords
must find feet before this sale is over
at prices next to nothing. Mcconnell
G Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27

Remember our work costs no more
than the inferior kind. C. w. Prim-
rose, matchmaker and manufacturing
ieWeler
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-27
WANTED.

HAIR WoRK-Mrs. Stewart, 123
White.
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DEPOT TIME CARD

DENVER K RIO GRANDE.
B. w. Robbins, general agent, Canon
Block, South Fifth st.
Main Line, West f'ound.
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from hard and strenuous toll ln
the suporheatod. smoke laden. un.
sanitary atmosphere Co which thoy
are compelled Go labor
"Wu rrai.tc that mankind Ia too
prone to cling to established Gus
TOMS. and to look with diAfator on
anything which socks 90 modily
them as cmanhting from extreme
radiealism. but we assert that. be
fng mon ANA w0mcn fashioned after
tbo likeness of thr Creator. Withia
whose mortal frames reside the
vital principle of che iufnlte. that
we are entitled ca have sufficient
time to enjoy some OF earth'a sun,
shine. the houutiea OF creation and
thc haudicruft ~ man. and under
the shadow 90 our own vine and fig
tree partake of that true happiness
which comos from rlght thinking.
right livlug and right rotations with
out fellow beings
HAROLD ERnMAN.
Chairman Local Joint Executive
Committee. Spokane. Wash
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HOSPITAL WILL
INFORM POLICE

OAR because she promised Pc
IL ludre Gorhon faithfully that
ssw agzin rcald an accident or
scr police case be accepted a.
q Pacific hospital without Il be
u lmmesiiately reported 70 the
nass Ga Ann4 ". Dickey escape
belns fined IL police court this
zcgninE
ms Dekey vas acting supeTin.
kr&ans q the hospital when
cIzads Y. johnson and william
Haisrman were burt Ia a smashup
q De sn1 q Wild automobile
nke % - Wssilake trcstie on
ksy y ne two young men were
rzs1es = ne Pacific hospital and
raxirsd lAeg1. and No report was
E1s . the police. The latter
Fxkad al mornlng trying 20 find
ri sho Fas burt In the accident
&C Eaaf had become og them.
~ third uan tn this party and
o. tiisT af the machine. David
faneF, Ted after the accident and
sasel arrest
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rssslrg llke q story tn a book.
- # RAJ lie developed In
So Yesterday. literally Illus
I'D Is uoyiag pictures.
wa,s.us "a ne cue * 2 scene
mssinx picture show William
r.,ssn q Minneapolis found his
a. Captain sam larsen % The
s.s'.snsf nringgold. who lcti home
4 vssss ago Young Larsen vas
- boz Of 10 Nothing baG
- Asard a the father BY the
All slsoe he len. and he vas
ssasgra e. b. dead
fsss winter the son visited a
rsgsrx rlctnrc show 70 Mlnncap.
- IN Is uncie. Olaf Larsen,
- raeasr ed bis brothers pie
=, /. - ocean scene, Tho firm
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SCENE IN MOVING PICTURE
UNITES FATHER AND SON

which made TIE picture said q was
taken AZ Petersburg. Alaska. ian
September. 1909 The Young man
came West last month. went Co
Pctershurg. from there traced bis
father 90 the water front 40 So
attic.
Z didn't believe q Waa WIN al
first said the captain. Ra be sat
on the dock OF the fishing ach0ou.
cr n always thought % HIM as
"a little shaver Now / know it's
him. and I'm mighty glad he'R
found me I'm going 90 take hlm
"a the banks with me and teach
him 20 BE- q fisherman. instead OF
running 20 lditarod after gold. Ike
be wants 20. remember that pie
fure he's telling about"
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LEGAL NOTICED

~.~.e~~.~~.~~.e-~~< ~-~~~-rsN@e~~~e~~~4~so
In ths Superior Court ~ tbs state q
Washington. Ia the County Of kinS. In
n ms matter q the estate Of sevsrins
Olson. Deceased No. io1a4 order
y ai sss1 wee ssss. e s d aS should
Osaar notta. executor u the estate %
this court his final account hnd pstitiDn
setting forth thar saif estate IL nov IN a
condition 70 b closed and Il ready Tor
distribution 81 the residue thereof among
n Appearing 10 the court that said psti-
ton sets forth facts sufficient 70 author .
ire distribution u the Fesidus Of said
az is THEREFORE, ORDERED BY the
court that all persons Interested IA me
estate of tbs said asYerins Olson. ds-
94 , e I'd .. gRssT ss5sT; 81. SAT- sa of
Washington. ~ the court room - the
Probate Department % sud court ~ So
e. os ~ ,, s2ts s ssk e Jun ~ .ad
eay. then snd there 20 shos cause. y
any they have. Why said huai account
should not hs allowed and an order ~
said estate among the heirs nnd persons
= said Dsiliisn msHti0nsds aseordins 20
IN II FURTHER onDmnED. thst a
copy u this order ba postsd IN thrae o.
the most public places in King County
Tor period u four weeks prior % Hald
bearing and published once week Tor
four consecutive weeks bsfgr~ the said
g0th day u June. 1919. 90 The Seattle
STAR. q Newspaper printed and puhllshea
a. said King Counfy and 81 genera CIR
eulatiou therein.
Done IN open court this 2ist day "
ROBERT " LINDSAY.
Court Commissi0nsf
TO Whom n Nay Concern Take notice
that Ms Russell ief tie hrm ~
FlaHewefter a Huaaait EsAfuarT i1fh
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WOODLAND park
BARGAINS

a.IAUHE ROOM COTTAGE Ff9nt ana
haah uHftA riff whtar. Lowell lHi fHf
lbh tu aArF Pacing nu Gag Nnni 1900
fana raaH haiaHeu tfh prF month
4 Room GOOD tVIIANN Iufrhea
naund Qua mountain fHHu lnfHi lai
fafHf. 1850. go each. balance $40
per maUth
t.itoOM hEW. MODERN COTTAGE
l.1t tUHiHh. graded street faHlf
Hnund view Tfief rsf tn 81 300. tlNQ
taHh. balance tlata uNf month"; ins
rfuHfHF Interest
tHuUM MODERN I40rhEaagaa liEhi
shades Futures ftsHfmtut. graded
atfrHf HH1 u4la. fruit trera ant aN
HmhI teffirs chicken huaaa and ron
faHd view 70 FHun1 Lot slHlH9I
$3.50. fesa rara.
ROOM MODERN NoD aE uu8iin con.
effurfrf sac ilHhfa Fhates fffHfra
5000 fiFe tiaFba t4 car. fEHe cash
TaEr FhiHncr aF car raf uHf r4rnri
ttfh aHd fhiuHrF HfH p p ENEff g
GEES rfhnne before HfHrftHF f1rth lt
fad waite Gts open sundays
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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Entered rAe seattle Eaatafls4 az
secaud c.ass matter
ora cnnf pr topy. ais esr1r per seek,
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cred ~ uaAN ~ carrier 40 free eaufas
TO MAIL srB=rninEHs-Tha sats
#AFA fntf fAasefsNtlea etntfse = 90 US
address taesi 4f saFh pager WhHn nat
date arrives. u pour sgesrfiptiaa hRs act
again beer paid in edFenrr raaf nAnns
or tha address label L. reeslgt- - 20
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NOTICE TO pHscRIBEn@-Rhaaia
Yagr e9pY % The star fan 60 reach F1a
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thH fAa9r go r@IA ~ oar maln Cities.
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copy al once 10 goa ah1uid miss u mara
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THE MARKETS

~ fs'As@iax are the average prices
<sss " sts heai uhsieaairYs - iaeal
FssnfsI m<1as kna feed Fftee@ IN al
- ~ szA3sef ~ vartsfiau. arsordiug
arAas~ and general exeeilenrT. hHf
fr'Fex aatess efhertxise Indicated
y - asSttlJ FIRST grades
tzr sd pstfer-8ayiaE Prize.
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sseeesNsHs>ssaese.Nfsf seaesa.Neroee
*TuE MOHAWK"
COR 18TH Az AND EAST JET
PERSON 81.
Views desirable two and three fn0m apart.
mrnta. nre huudlea Iust completed.
HtnnW hrHI sac and electric liHhfs.
apeahuH fuHHr electric hHiis| iHHlfHf
service. hif"Hruettat HnH ranges and
hitrhru taniueta sarpuedi restaurant
m building
turra flU to taa
UNION TRUST co. OWNER.
Empire Hidr
tnf 1850 Main 8ttt
Aif apartments ~ .ronn unw aud mad
efu HN outside. sac range and Hntrr
heater basement ana Laundry uHfH. ttt
H tt tt1g Fremont af
ta0s lsfh AVIS fuam lneef flat 3
hiaohs east broadway hGh school. walk
inH distance
rnnr unfurnishea haust aerIua ro9ina
upstairs urtrfn rhnan Main t1lt
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Nasse.eeessa.ss.. 49,. Z. ~ 4. -. 49,.
tHat on enc Hafthhhunf Nnfth autra
Anne rar at io p m aat sunday nisht
MAiUh raIIfHsU t.kui tH Ntrrnft Ht
POI rhRHFr Az stamp nn ONE aiHa
'n Ne e'h'i aIao liberal
less uHd7t m Woodland psrh ladYs
f'It watch nuh initials 10 } n . a.
Ina'he ~ fsaH. aHf hiarh rh with brown
sleaf hhtm hu.utn Oh itpt Greenwood
AHt receive reward
ias en.tisra tadsn marked lt m
Nlrlai tu Al rhN4ea fIsh Aulnafr
f'ntef wtIt De rueafaaA III returned 10
fNifd at H stewart Holmes
test tsadt SOLID watch saturday, eve-
"a fnItitia H Return ta ssA Market
ualnet Reward
tads vatth silver iast huday matn
nh Nallatt F owen Late ear Reward
Adftu nem Aihi raint June II sAiIf
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haFsase aeent kinu d station.
taat ameu raf,ei ef peaoorh bIaa
s.iA ena laee Return 90 tanE's nre
ANn crmE co tNc tre aMn AV
hELP wANrEo-FEMALg
~f~a~sNHe@aereN~~ee@sess Ae~a~eas@.Nae-ast
ManfaH Ladies' ana misses ts Snow
fhe ArW York. HaHtpfr Garment Cn. see
Hut Hnaf FHntaHaa Theatre ltda CORNER
Yuur suite raats akfrfa dresses tuf prttf.
rHntH NtaeHf materials Lowest pfirra
aeNNRAL bfleht ana intelligent iadies
fn rfrasnf ouf COAL ava GAS uraunal.
fiau fa 40 approved I|ue 81 f-mnIus ras.
faHrFs EANrtirHt opportunity fHr IlEnf
uattN tH rHFH definite Income iHli
HeFFIuss see IeafF building
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$1,000 room modern bareu1v
iHi tNHI0H HaIHHaf1ri car
fI f18 room modern bungalow
BOOT e1tlpu. rhluury nY ear
1880 Groom modem huHrhlaw
ipt f1si0p. cor linea
ta 900 -f.room modern bunraiov
LDt i9t1po Wa'unef9rd car
$3.50 room modern baHFniaw
isi lGalf1. WHlfnaf1Fd car
5000 room modern cottage
Lot iqHtt 1sri1lan Az ear
Gf.tg0--f.flam modern house
i-ai l4fiae. itinuey az ear
d. 8de Groom. very Or % date
Lnt eetto9. fhiHnay Az car
Small payments baianes lees than you
are pafinR iu feuta
Tote of others 5usi as good
BURKE q FARRAR, INC,
Real Estate Dept
f0t 70 500 hew York Blk
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s-a.ssarsaae~setss.a.fa HfsesfsHsssaesasas@stse
The fHuinus. tea modern fur
fHf NifHinla "a 4 uiHhsd fsil auteidHi
ava fEnn Mesflaha I rHafHat everything
aN steam heat neW free baths and
call tetia. CLOSETS I phones rates ffuut
Boa aHd auid water fftt fa 90 weeh
in nfrrf fnam watkins distance
Furnished hausekeapIna rsams fof aoHt
cheap tfttA Terrace Court ihunH
Eatt 1stf
henma AeusrkeepinH aua siespinW.
sieif. Nsht bath gee, ~ 90 and 20
ffa4 ifth aN tftt
Iha cialhauFus fis Madison Fine
rooms e. aHd up rhfee miHatss usih
ffHm #srtnd
FURNISHED foams. be- pIsato faniiF.
modern convenience 81 maHfh. East
1taa
ueantfnH feam aaifahla f7r ladies'
eiuaa tn. reasonable talt Maifaae a
ftaf
rurnuurs 81 sis fHaaa rnftaFa. electric
lirht era res tttfH tfh eF
r. ist Furrisaat hauaehrerInH aaltaal
clraH Hnd cheap ftttn aeseuth az
Nles fsfalsted faama tla up also
fauHianfs $50 Seneca.
Hsfaa reams airsig faralahed ffam e.
Hp sEfM flHa
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