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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
1zSS JANET VON SCHROEDER
of
Tun and the Balance Of the Season The Country Home the

n
is, an amusing story about one large
reunion that must appeal to the hun1or
and imagination of every one. Dr. Gra-
ham Phillips tells of an English duke,
nice chap, with nothing to do and a
sense of humor who assembled on his
estate for sort of holiday and picnic
all ~the members of his ancient and
proud, family who could be gathered
together by several months of diligent
search. 1t was a strange and awful
throng that covered the lawn before
the. sducal castle on the appointed day.
There was a handful of fairly present
able, more or less prosperous persons
BItamost of the dukes cousins, near
and remote, were tramps. bar tenders
Ja1lblrds, field hands, chimney sweeps,
needle women, curates, small shop
keepers and others of the species that
are a. stencil unto delicate, aristocratic
nostrils.
The duke was delighted with hisspic-
nc and pronounced it a huge success.
But then his grace had sense of humor
and was not an American aristocrat
The, plan. offers infinite possibilities stol
theSintrepid hostess. 8 Is there one who
has the acoura gesor the originality nee
essary' for the experiment? We think
not.
"A series of cotillons that will be
held at the Vendome in San Jose, but
Will, nevertheless, ,.be attended by many
OF the younger boys and girls in town,
VIII be under the direction of Miss
Marion Belle White. Miss White con-
ducts some of the most successful of
the children's dances each season and
will hold several assemblies in the red
room at the Fairmont this winter. The
dances out of town will be more inter-
esting to the grownups, as matter of
course. and there will be a generous
representation from the city at these
informal affairs The dates for the
dances in San Jose are announced as
follows: October %, November 26, De-
cember 81, January % and February
25 The patronesses for these dances
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Society Notes
The Outsider

Personal news for this column should be
addressed to the Society Editor and
reach The scall office not later than
Friday of each week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

Miss tRena Bender, whose engage
nlent to Clarence B. Davidson of Denn1
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There have been one or two family.
reunions during the week, and these
events are always provocative of more
or less comment among the unbidden
guests and mirth among outsiders. The
careful cuttings from amid a society
or grande DANES relatives are not al
ways representative of the clan. There
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One OF the earliest of the autumn
Weddings was that of Miss Sadie lii
ienthal and DIR. Harry We'll that took
place at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs E r.. Lilienthal in Frank
lin street. There were over 100 friends
at the pretty wedding and the cere-
mony was performed by DR.. Martin A
Meyer. The house was decorated with
garlands of green and white chrysan-
themums and the tables on which sup
per was served were adorned with
lilies OF the valley and marigolds. The
brides gown was one of the most ef-
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Mrs, Cassie entertains

The Merry Matrons were de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs.
Castles last Thursday afternoon.
The feature of entertainment
was fort y-two and very artistic
and useful were the score cards
The club colors were carried out
in these and delightful refresh
ments of cream and cake.
The following guests and the
club members are indebted to
the charming hostess for a very
pleasant afternoon; Mesdam es
Tom Miller, |. l.. Hunt, Green of
Lubbock and Preston Roberts of
Amarillo.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Ralph Items.

Weather still continues fine
and the farmers are prepareing
for the wheat harvest, which is
looking good.
Clay Ross and F. H. Waller
spent last week in New Mexico
looking for cattle, but we under
stand found none.
Alex Stith and family of Hol-
lin, n. NJ, are visiting with Mrs.
Stith's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Roles.
Sam and Jake spent few
days in Amarillo last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Roles, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Stith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Virgins spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Roles of Happy. A nice time
and agood dinner, with ice cream
on the side, was reported by all.
Last Sunday Mr.. O. b. Slack
and Miss Elite Moore were unit
ed in marrige at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. Slack came
to Randall county with his par
rents about three years ago from
central Texas. He is very fav-
orably known and well liked by
all. Miss Moore is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore,
coming here from Missouri
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

Their, Hugh, visited friends ir
Canyon Monday.
H. Wansley and wife returned
Friday after several weeks visit
with their many friends and rel
atiyes in Mississippi.
W G. Rose was a business
visitor in Canyon Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Lewis and daugh-
ter, Vivian. of n. NJ, arrived
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
D. Butts, and from there to Am
arillo where she will join her hus-
band to make their home in that
city for the summer.
Bob Pickens made a flying trip
to Canyon Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Banks arrived
Thursday for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. d. Butts.
PANHANDLE
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Hot Times in Oklahoma.

The people of Oklahoma are
furnishing themselves with
plenty of excitement just at
present. They held an election
Saturday and decided that Okla
homa City should be the seat of
the state capital. The citizens
of Guthrie secured a temporary
injunction restraining the state
officers from removing the rec
ords of their respective Offices
from Guthrie to Oklahoma CITY.
Governor Haskell and Secretary
Of State Cross took their seals
and their Office help and opened
temporary offices in Oklahoma
City while the rest of the state
officers remained in Guthrie.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Umbarger Notes.

The farmers of this vicinity
are preparing to harvest their
crops. We are needing rain to
help the growing pastures.
Grandpa Williams, who has
been visiting his daughter in
Dallas, returned Tuesday. He
happened to a very painful ac-
cident by a boy running over
him on a bicycle, injuring his
back and limbs.
g. w. Conrad and wife were
business visitors in Canyon Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Charley Frans and daugh-
ter, Eula, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. James Easter of Hoffman.
H. Beckman and family were
guests of G. w. Conrad Sunday.
G. w. Tinkle and wife departed
for their home in DUNCAN, Okla,
Sunday. d. Butts and family
and Miss Irene Conrad accom-
panied them to Canyon.
Miss Anna Wansley and bro
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

Sunday accompanied by Miss
s l. McGehee who has been Wis.
lting Mrs. J. c. Jenkins for a
short time.
An immense crowd attended
the ice cream supper at Ed IVES
ley'S Thursday night. Those
who attended report a fine time,
plenty Of ice cream and cake for
all and no doubt the boys thought
ii best Of all-'twas free.
An interesting Children's Day
program is in preparation for the
18th Of June at Beula conducted
by Mrs. Wilbur McCrery. There
will be all day services. Every
body is invited to attend.
TEDDIE
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Happy Happenings.

Mrs. Schonweber Of Caraoll,
Iowa, left Monday for her home
after spending several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. L. c.
Klein.
5. T. Clemmer of Stanton,
Virginia. was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. S. J. Clemmer.
last week. Mr.. Clemmer was
delighted with Texas and thinks
of locating near Happy.
James eagle left Tuesday for
an extended trip through Colo
RADIO, California, Utah, Oregon
and points in old Mexico.
W. W. Tucker went to Tulia
Saturday.
OtisiMalcolm left Monday for
st. Paul, Minnesota, to look af-
ter business interests at that
point.
Mr. and Mrs. Innes of Wake
field, Nebraska, are the guests of
their son, G. f. lines, of Happy.
We learn of several real estate
trainers within the past few
days, among others being the
sale of the Virgins farm of $50
acres. five miles northwest of
Happy, to Virginia party for a
consideration of $500 per acre.
Fred Doll and wife Of Peoria
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

Ill. are guests at the home OF
Otis Malcolm this week. They
are taking quite an extended trip
having travelled through the west
and northwest and while on the
trip expect TO select a location
for home.
Messrs. J L. Murphy, Geo S.
Berry, Misses Marguerite Dix,
on and Roudolph Carter spent
last Sunday at the canyons.
a. E. Hostler and wife accom-
panied by Fred Doll and wife and
Mrs. James Maxwell Of Ceta
spent Monday at the canyons.
Mr. and Mrs. lines and son,
Charles. with Mesdames ". 5.
Cook and P. J. Nef, spent Tues
day at the canyons.
c. E. June, VIII Anderson and
c. r. Roles spent several days
fishing near Hereford, this
week. They ate most of the fish
before they returned to Happy.
Miss NJ. Dixon, who was off on
a vacation last week, is at home
again in the post.otfice.
= SHARP
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

Mr.. Coss went to Amarillo
Monday.
Wallace Moore went to Anna
rillo Tuesday.
J. p. Hix went to Amarillo
Tuesday evening.
Judge Hunt made business
trip to Amarillo Tuesday.
Will Skinner was short time
visitor in Canyon Thursday.
J. NJ. and w. S. Meyers and
family spent this week visiting
at the Bishop home.
Hugh Wilson of Hereford made
a brief visit with old time Can.
yon friends between trains
Tuesday.
Mrs. Doniphan of Platsburg,
Mo, arrived in Canyon last week
and is visiting her son, G. G..
DoDiphan.
Mrs. David Thomas accompan-
led by Mrs. Dorothy Dohrman
left this week for Panhandle to
visit a few days with friends.
Col. T. Roosevelt and family
will arrive in the United States,
Saturday the 18th, and then
there will be a hot time in old
New York City.
Rev. A. M. Lehman left the
first of the week for Carlsbade,
N. NJ, to be gone a week, when
it is expected that he will return
and remain a few days in Canyon
and from here make a trip to
Missouri.
Messrs. Winter and Rueger
of southwestern Minnesota were
in Canyon last week and stopped
to visit friends. They were well
pleased with this city and sur
rounding country. The alfalfa
were good, they
thought, and as forage there
is nothing that will excel it,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
saysos N'ns

Rev. B. T Sharp filed his ap
pointments last Sunday both in
the morning and evening.
". H. Ham blem and family
left home last Wednesday 10 at
tend the Baptist encampment at
Goodnight. Quite a number
were expecting 10 camp and en-
JOY the feast OF good things
promised
Dr. Black, a prominent Bap-
list minister Of Dallas, will as
sist Rev. A Coleman in a series
OF meetings at Beula this week
beginning Monday. All are
earnestly invited 10 attend these
services.
Grandma Gillian mas returned
from an extended visit to Green
vile and will spend the summer
with her son, John Gillian.
Rev Homer Falkner preached
to the Beverly people Sunday.
NJ. L, McGehee attended the ser
vices.
Small grain has been suffering
on account of warm weather and
lack Of rain. Monday, rain was
threatening but would be late
for wheat but oats would be ben
Gifted to some degree. Harvest
ing will begin this week with the
wheat and the majority of the
yield will be fair in this locality.
Little Neva Coleman has been
quite sick for more than a week.
Mrs. Sarah Fisher and Mrs.
Nancy Sluder have been on the
sick list for some days but are
improving. Floyd Painton has
been sick but is up at present.
VIII Franklin made a flying
trip to Tulia Saturday. Eh! VIII,
how is patching:
c. W. Mayo and wife and J. T.
McGehee made a trip TO Tulia
Saturday and returned the same
day.
w. D. McGehee and daughter.
Matte, made a business trip to
Canyon Saturday returning
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
State Convention Goes TO Galveston

Galveston gets the state Dem
ocratic convention, to be held the
second Tuesday in August, the
9th. No other applicant was for
mally presented to the commit
tee. The official announcement
will be made soon although the
committee has completed its
findings and filed same with the
secretary.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

about four years ago. She is
one of Ralphs most accomplished
young ladies and is well and fav-
orbly known by all. Rev. J. NJ,
Harder of Canyon oficiated.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

Tuesday, June 14th, was Flag
Day all over the United States.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

Would you like to live in a country
where You can raise greater variety
of farm products more successfully
than in almost any other place in the
Union: Would you like to buy some
land where it is bound to double in
value in a short time, where You can
get the pureSt, sweetest, >otte>t we'll
water that You can ind any place:
Where you have a soil Of surprising
fertility and OF great depth, nndsr,aid
with clay >ub->oil: Where You can
raise wheat and corn, oats ana barley.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
SAY! Don't You Want to Make Some Money?

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where the mild and where the delightfully."- and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03

THOMAS DOWNING 4 CO. Aucti8nsers-
SO ST y "


~ -. y. "
TRUSTEES SALE or TTVC-STOE2E FEB
BLE-DaSH FRAME BUILDING CON-
TANNING APART 2LE.csIS AND BARBER
SH0S- KNOWN As 40 - NICHOLS
AVENUE. ANzC0STLA. D c.
Detau-- having been mace ID payment q
interest Oh Le-- secured by -har certain DEED
% trust dated February -ftl. 1855 and re-
enc q rze Land Records fo- she Distr5cs
O. Columbia che undersigned trustees VIII
oiter tu- SAFE - public auction On saturday.
tne Third Day g September. 1s1t Two
O'Clock =. n, al the auction rooms q
Thomas Downing & Company No 81 z
Street y w. NFaslinS-1as =. G., 5Es foi-
lowing described real estate situate IN L15
County q " washington, District u Columbia
ca O. the saali-lsiol Of the Barry Farm
as per PAX thereof recorded IN BOOK Levy
Court No page Z. u th4 records o. the
Surveyor Qlf-e q. said District Beginning
FROM the s1--hezst corner q said Lot one
LFE tl1lce lu-l-----J -l---y--1ree ls84 Feet
thence parallel with the northern boundary
Ane OF Sall lc-s i've hundred and twenty
elEl- t5-1J -eel 20 Nichols Avenue thence
soG-l e--y GA -he east line o said Nichols
ANer-s tl.rt--ll-ee la-f lee-s -lalCe para e.
I'VE hundred ana IvFe1ty-elEhr t5-] feet %
The place ~ beginning. together with ths
Improvements thereon as above
TERMS OF SALE.-lle-thlrL o. the p-r-
chase money to be paid iu cash. the balance
20 De paid -1 equal l-s-ai-z az one and
two years bearing interest AZ SIX per cent
from day Gf sale. and 10 be secured by deed
Of trust On the property sold, or all casa ~
dollars required at time Of sale, which viii
be forfeited unless purchaser complies with
terms g sale within fifteen days thereafter.
BENJAMIN r LEIGHTON.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS.
AEEress---u-l--lb El-i-IlnE-
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s BENSTZGER- AUCTION zE-F-- 49, .
81 X W--Lu accordance win section as
o. cEe Revised Statutes Of the United states
rela--1E 10 rhe District Of Columbia the
uuLssslzne V.5L sell at public auction at
the r5-z rils.lue1r ct :. Ea-=---er- 1C5-TIT 6tl
s.. y vs.. CA The Llltl day Of September.
1910. ~ 1000 CC l1-- D. NJ one gray horse
EDWI( r. EESSE. Ch-er taIs1 PROPERTY
ClerL. Metropolitan Police Department
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WARTEO-HOUSES

a GOVERN E.-VT CLERK wants house OF
20 rooms az monthly rent OF SIS 10 SIS
s1uurbs preferred AMERICAN LAND CO.
5I- l5ta ST. y vs.
WANTED ATTENTION OWNERS
We have a large waiting LIST and can rent
your houses
IL F. CHANDLER CO. NC
-a- 1-th 81 y "
Look Cor the Red Arraqr SiEn
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOU~ THOSE DIRTY WINDOws7
White helpsand moderate prices. LEON L
CAHOON. Afuas window Cleaning Co, re-
moved 20 81 G ST. y. ". Phone Y 715s.
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PERSONAL
NOTARY PUBLIC

PENSION VOUCHERS executed sunday,
Sept 1, and Monday. at GEIGERS DRUG
STORE cor 9Th and = SITS y T. GEO :
GEIGEF, Notary Public
PENSION VOUCHERS executed al 4th and
F SITS y w opposite L. : Pension Agen-
cy. Dotaries. oaice open Sunday and Mon
day also night
PENSION DAY on Sunday makes no change
Vouchers executed THEODORE l.
BAKER Notary Public 2zlo lth 81 y - l
HOPKI25s Notary Public. at home 9Th and
5rh 1s5 Park row
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PHYSICIANS
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DR. SHADE, Specialist, 72S 18th 81.
Washingtoa-s Oldest Specialist
- years practice treating nervous and
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FOR RENT-STORES
JOHN F.DONOHOE & SONS
.314 Pennsylvania Ave. s. E.
FOR RENT-STORES-

M. Business 2Iau. get our list or stores
In desirable locations. Suitable for any kind
Of business We VIII start rent September
Ist on any OF our stores. do al necessary
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Let rs send yo1 a list OF our business
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we have the property % suit you Tor any
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WORKaGMEN'S WANTS

your mind. that in our store you can ind
n fIered slightly used suits as low at s.,
rants. 75c. sI-oG. and Up, it's the place to
save mon one price JCSTHS OLD
STAND. SIS =.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-Y nan
house; must write good hand and be quick
and accurate none other need apply Lib
eraI salary with chance q advanceE1elt-
address BOX 6, Times ofdce-
Az INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn 500
monthly corresp1ndlng -or ne7sspapefs- 10
CauTassils5 send Tor particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE L1cEporJ n \
BARBER-CoIered-
245s 18th 81 y w
B0Y-HeIper On ladies' coats and appreR-
EOY-CoIore5. 70 clean Up. 81 per week
COOK-PIaiu. re1e-aI ho5lseV 5-ze-s. wait
resses- claIlherIllaids- 10 I'm y W
ELEVATOR, bus boys. housemen, waters.
driver 1888 llth n "
FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH and wheel
wright 20 locate IN thIckiy settled suburb
new shop and tools uroEi1e,.s excellent chance
Tor rlEht Iarty LINCOLN LAND AND "
PRONENE>-T CO. 81 Pa ave
I'IFlST-CIsASS carriage and automobile paint
en- also boy with gr . years experience
az painting BERNARD HAZEL. 50 Cd ST
y E
GENERAL FLOOR 1IAN-O-ly those with
best references as regards character need
apply JULIUS CfAELFINE1LE * CO. 18th
and r SITS
COOP OPPORTUNITY for right man: one Of
integrity win some experience in the real
estate line. can secure an exceptional opening
with
KEY-sNITH & LATHAM. nc.
1o''--- -''- phone hone Main sszz Dug
GOOD PAPERHACGERS-A once work TIL
Christmas Apply VA P PURCELL 81
! MADE 5000 in I'VE years win a small
mail order business besaa with So send
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LADIES' TAILOR-First-class; and coat
help IR- L 81
MAN-To work or dairy farm wages SO
month and board D l. BARRETT Queen
Chapel Road. Nc
aIAN-AIIddIe-ageI 10 drive laundry wagon.
cash deposit re8l-reo- ELITE -~AO-~-
DttE CO. -llt In s. = We
NaN-Th0TouEaIy experienced. intelligent
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( ElENlILttE 90, ~ 4-1 - = W.
2 MEN at once. who understand thoroughly
CIelel's clc-Ecs- steady job wages So
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MEN to scrape walls only experienced
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-Siz lots at Daniel Park I'D
AZ So each BOX g. Times office
FOB SALE-Four lots near new 18th ST
Price that viii yield large proht. and s.
room house- OWNER stol 1oth 81 y "
WHO CAS BEAT TIfIS7 h nice Ior soa153
close 70 Connecticut ave. this side Of
Circle for S5.151; part cash. balance monthly
BOX 81. Times ofdce
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FOR EXCHANGE

LARGE suburban residence Of brick with
water. eiectr-cttE, furnace heat. corner lot
o. quarter acre. outbuildlnEs. etc. Tor farm
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FOR RENT-RO0MS
Unfinished.

UNFINISHED.
PARAMOUNT ST y W .I-Three large.
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kitchen, large Cupboards. shades. and
screens fer doors and windows back stair
way 20 yard secc ID floor, S14-0o, convenient
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n ST y w 9C7-SuIte OF large rooms.
adjoining hath large closets southern e.
pCzGre. balcony ali modern improvements
cool in summer, vel heated n winter
highest elevation in central loc2tlon- nice
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heat and gas 70 permanent $50. light house
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Il 81 \ w sZ7-Th-ee unfu-a1shed second
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light hOusskeeDing-
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two rooms second floor; hot and cold water,
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% ST s ". ST. large and 1 small sec
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Ky E So or 3 unfurnished rooms: heat
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new FORK AVE y E 2s-Tvo large
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ITTH n s w Zs3-3 unfurnished rooms.
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G 81 \ w 205-Three or less unfurnished
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rooms: Sd floor: light housekeeping; heat
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