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At the Grand.

After an absence of fifteen years,
anna EVA Fay is again in Fargo. She
is the big attraction at the Grand this
week and has started the Fargo
amusement seekers In fiocks and
Groves. Her performance Is about the
same nature as in former years ana
proves very interesting to those who
nave never seen her work in SOM
noiency and telepathy There il con-
Siderable humor injected into the Iat-
yer, which helps to entertain the audi
ences. : Il u
De Mario Il Bell have 4 clever acro-
oasic turn and the GIenroy Resell
so'' oia Iayorites here, have Il lot of
Lun WIN their one-act comedy, Casey.s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

startled Paris this spring with her
graceful and alluring dancing. Be-
You'd any other OF the galaxy Of inn
ported dancing stars that have de-
lighted America in the past few years.
Lneatre-goers are bound to say that
Mile. Petina scintillates most brill
nantiy over all her predecessors The
soul Kiss was considered the most
successful musical comedy produced
IN New York last season, ENJOYING. u
run OF 300 performances at the New
York theatre. The critics there united
IN extending to this production excep-
tlonal praise, both for the cIeverness
OF It's book and the tunefulness of its
music.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

2a The Grand Forks Herald has la
bored explanation of its efforts to SCI
cure ads for its special hardware edi-
ton. The Herald dislikes to be caught
with the goods.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11
FORESTRY MEN jan. Is.
Governors viii Be invited to Attend
Washington Session.

Washington, Jan. little American
Forestry association will hold its
twenty ninth annual convention IN
Washington Jan. is and 10. Al con-
ference of governors of states will also
be held here Jan. 20, and the COVER
nors will be invited to attend the for
estry convention. Secretary Wilson Of
the department Of agriculture will adj
dress the foresters.
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Ten cents is all that IL costs TO have
our handsome fall and winter cata-
logue containing over 1000 seasonable
styles, sent to any address. This
amount covers the cost OF mailing,
We furnish the catalogue free OF
charge. Order today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

lhs- An eastern paper announces that
ice is to be cheaper. 1t should be with
the kind Of weather that has prevailed
down there recently.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

fsS The interstate commerce court
and the federal incorporation ideas of
President Taft are meeting with gem
eral endorsement by the press of the
country
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

Williston State: The bosses have
met. Together the humble followers ~
the mournful Marshall journeyed Ia
Fargo and knelt at the shrine of the
twelve per cent twins. Craving honors
with that untiring zeal which marks
the average insurgent they came TO
their high priest and asked that he an
prove them. The guileful Gronna
stood at the right hand OF the throne
and counted on his fingers. He was
enthused He believed that in their
boss the insurgents had found a man
who would make the people forget. And
Grona likes to see poor memories.
Judge Lauder came and went. So
did Skulason. Burdick came also. And
there was another and another. And
each bowed in penitence and figured
upon the possibilities of the new al
lance. Here was Marshall He had
fought with the stalwarts. He had
been of and with them. He had been
an obedient follower of instructions.
All that had been told him he regard
ed as close to gospel as an interest
table which compounded semi-annual-
'ly. And there was Gronna, the man.
who made the great mammal speech.
in which he wanted congress to PASS
a bill to protect our mammals. but
didn't know what they were. Gronna
had drawn attention to this state by
his Islander of the winter of 1867.
And he made people think that the
voters of North Dakota had picked
in him a truly representative man
when he made that speech
And when they had all come and
had knelt before the throne of the
gentle soul from Cakes. they were told
to listen. The great high moguI was
to speak. 49,
And. he said for Young to go into
the southeast and for Hanson to STAY
in Cass and both should get ready
to run for congress. He said for Blu
chairman to run for governor and to
win all of Burke's appointees that he !
could. And he told Burdick that he !
must be content with the lieutenant
And thus the spirit of
our primary law is to be perpetuf ed. |
This is the way that all men are 90 !
be given a square deal. No man can
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

"a The Los Angeles Times issued a
handsome mid-winter number. 1t con-
tanned about 200 pages Of excellently
illustrated matter.
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"a Ballinger calls CLAWS a megalo
maniac Few people know what 1t
means-but all will admit it sounds
like something terrible.
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a LITTLE coFD

He caught little cold
g. That was all.
so the neighbors sadly said
as they. gathered round his bed
When they learned that he was
dead:
He caught a little cold
That was all.
purk
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E1 There are those who advocate
safer rather than more-marriages.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11
The Theatres
Fargo onerahoulse.

Jan. 1.-THE Soul Kiss.
Jan. 1S-Polly of the Circus.
Something very much out of the
ordinary is promised in the engage
ment of The Soul kiss, which comes
to the Fargo operahouse on Friday
evening.
The Soul Kiss. which is serving as
a vehicle for the explorations of Mile.
Pertina, premiere danseuse, who
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

II Some people disbelieve in the
hookworm theory and call it general
cussedness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

tS The man who resolved to love his
wife more than ever may have forgot
ten the charms of his affinity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

his administration as a failure-befom
1t has fairly begun.
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FIGHT ON TUBERCULOSIS.

According to bulletin just issued by
national association for the study and
prevention of tuberculosis, there was
$S,1SO,621 expended by the various in
terests last year in fighting consump-
ton in the United States-over 10, oOO.-
600 pieces of literature were distributed
and 1882 patients were treated and
assisted by the sanatoria, dIspensaries
and anti-tuberculosis associations.
New York state led in the work
done, having spent $1,699,1s9. distribut-
ed 4,9976O0 pieces of literature and
treated 41,779 patients. Pennsylvania
was second with $1,515,664 expended,
and 24,41O patients treated, and Massa-
chusetts third with $1,059,I24 expended
and 1O,645 patients treated. The ex-
penditures of other states were, the
order named: Colorado, $500, 2O5:
California, $254,7O7; Ohio, $245, 500;
Connecticut, s22O,191; New Jersey,
$2l1661; Illinois, $2O2.421; Maryland,
$1s5,691.
by lar the largest amount Of money
spent during the past year was for the
treatment of tuberculosis patients in
sanatoria and hospitals-$5 1872. 2s9.77
being expended in this way. The anti
tuberculosis associations spent $685.
S89.5s, the tuberculosis dispensaries and
clinics, S640,474.64, and the various
municipalities, for special tuberculosis
work, spent $1,111,96753. The anti-tu-
berculosis associations distributed the
most literature, spreading far and wide
100000 copies of circulars. pamphlets.
and other printed matter for the 'pur
pose of educating the public about con
sumption The health departments of
the different cities also distributed
more than 1,O56,OOO copies, which-with
the work done by state departments of
health,-brings the number of pieces
distributed during the year we'll over
100000. The largest number of pa !
tients treated during the year was by |
dispensaries, where 81, $50 were given
free treatment and advice. The sana-
toria and hospitals treated s,75S pa
tients, while anti-tuberclosis associa-
tons assisted in 16,968.
Az Ballinger might help some by re-
signing.
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The Fargo Forum and Republican Is
published every evening except Sunday In
Ahe Loyal Knights Temple, First avenue
north. Fargo, N. ID.
Subscription - The Fargo Forum and
Daily Republican, by carrier, 15c per week.
or 4Oc per month, In advance; 50 per year
The Fargo Forum and Weekly Republican,
vi per year. The Fargo Forum and Sat
urday Republican, 81 per year Single
copies DC. Subscribers will fnd the date
20 which they have paid, printed opposite
their names on their address slips.
Address ali communications to The Fo.
rum Printing Co., Fargo. N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

Es If you have failed to keep your
own New Year resolutions-why not
keep those of some one else?
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North Dakota Political Gossip

Lddgerwond Monitor w. MI. House
on Wyndmere believes i'm being IN the
Heid early and has his announcement
~ q candidate for secretary of state
published In The Fargo Forum, Mr.
rouse is well known In this county.
having lived here for nearly thirty
years and will no doubt get nearly the
SOHO vote I'm this county at the primary
and should he get the nomination will
get complimentary vote at the Nov
ember election.
Williston State: To few conadep-
tial friends Congressman Gronna has
Expressed himself feelingly on the sub
Ject OF The States opposition to him
ne says that he gave such study to
problems we wanted to know about
that ne had the headache for DAYS at
time, or words to that effect. And
ne thinks that this paper is ungrateful
as we asked him about a number of
things, and he supplied us with a. lot
OF information. But Their is one thing
that he failed to tell about One thing
In particular. He didn't saw a word
about his long absences, and that he
mad failed to vote as he had talked
he didn't say that he had neglected I'd
remain in congress and support re-
forms that he had said he was favorinp
And for his deceit we are very sorry
We regret that Congressman Gronna
was not more frank with us For we
were kindly disposed toward him IT
is very poor policy to mislead a
neWspaperman or anyone else. The
Congressional Record has pretty wide
and 1t deals with q lot of
facts. 1t makes constituent resentful
to know that a representative in wash
ngton has been "stringing' him. we
would want corroborating witnesses if
Mr. Gronna should tell us anything
again.
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cANA..IEs.
PROHIBITIONS" BACK BROKEN

For sale; the very pest Der Hart
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

va Some people object to airships--
because they scare the birds to death.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

40 Reporters refer to wealthy farm
ers"---a clear case of redundancy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-11

A@ Scientists are endeavoring to
discover the cold weather germ.
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HOT-SEWORKER- neat woman: good bread
maker: references: city o country. Mrs
Cnopers AGENCY. CD 9Th ave
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PLANS TO ENLIST 100000
Y. NJ. G. A. Committee Campaign
in Behalf of Men and BOYS.

"a Men and Religion is the slogan OF
lcsnpsign by which the international COM
sa'ilee o. TIE Young Mems Christian As
e9cl2lon hopes TO add 10 the membership
q Christian churches one hundred thousand
e zen and boys, and also double the enrol
aieiH 81 Bible study. Frank Smith, sec
iesary % the committee. says IL will be "a
ea4lcsjg2 % unusual proportions TO reach
re men ana boys OF the continent In
tlf3le, 'itslizing manner"
u Is proposed that the Young Men
NhFlsiaA Association, the international
seldsy Schoo! Association and nine
n.vtilei hoods, or dencnin2:+ona1 men % :
ss1i1auons. shall unite. the Work 10 DesIh
oLue and TO reach q climax N All III
z, 15s.eI campaign IN the ninety chaeL cleieS
N5llng I9Il'l2's
:. zee International committee believes mat
80. s.'e Is an opportune time, because, MsL
sl.'tsloIy has no record which paralIeis tIe
3 "a sel.ous blessing with which 600 seelils
pave favored the North American pee
second, spiritual unrest pIss<l-5s
fl.o3goput Ire country; third Ihe e. e.
ss.sttAc standards are being questioned . LIS
- usttlal world is restless, the race me-
&c clashing and She nations arc Jealous u
$50 "iEe-, ana, fourth, the NCTlu Anl aI
- - DE Of Christian effort IS larger, Ite
t.lsA Tor world evangelical ton. Meti. .Ss
:. Work viii be arranged by an eNecs ~,
SSe-iinlttse % fcrty members, heaoea ~
Esnk.
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Female.

CIIAMBERNAID and WAITRESS.-Yo Dung Irish
girl; excellent city references X. Miss Hot-
mayors Bureau 320 9Th ave, ninth floor. Telc-
phone 452T-Madison Square.
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LIS PENpENS.
MAY IS

MAY Is
FEE1AE st cor f 1s. Lne =sT9T5s s. mo
.. al Goreclosure Of mtg. attorneys clocke d
Clclke
H Harris
agD sT 500 East; Cleonice Foliosstro sgt
Michael Grennsn notice q leT7). attorney. :
5TH 81. 222. Wolf Rabinozitz ct a ast
>Iartha WofTlsn tacticn- to foreeiose mechanics
herl; attorney. s Saltzman-
: s9TH ST g West: Abraham sartorius sst
Js-nes z Martin et 81 foreclosure OF se'''ii'
mtg. attorneys. HorEttz Is Wiener
RIGHT OF wAT Of Harlem River & portene.s-
ser Railroad co. : : adj land of Appley estate
TIE Bronx IGnxSg0. Maria 4 . ET1eE 81 Al sst
Kew YORK. New Haven & Hartford Itatlroso %
q q tsr-ion To recover yossessionl: attorney.
Eurrer. IT.
18TH ST. r. 80 II OF Prospect ave. 2ox95:
Frederick E SohonburE AIT Keeecce l4ass Ct a.
Gc1eclosure q mtg, attorney, = Eeysef'
1GsT ST. SD East: Ir1iEg Bsohrach agt "a
ocp Bloch Il al fanaenaed foiec!osuTo OF in's''
attorneys, Mayer Gilbert
HUGHES AVE 249s and e4es: North side iron
y Works AZ (sGeLsDo Amh-lola ct 81 tdcl39l 70
Z f5realcsc mechanics fienD, attorney. Nichols
9Th ST 242 and 20 West; George BicSel-
hsupt ag1 Louise Bicbelhaupt ct al {Partiuon)'
attorney. / Wendei. JT-
BBApEURsT AVE cor q 15lst St IT, ~. *
--l-4t: Nutua. Life InEurance co Of Nfw eoLh
samuel StrsushOurger ct al tamenced fore
closure c mtg: attorney, J Nckeon-
10TH ST. 81 East; Gondclfo SiraEEsa ast
Frank DC Iacfs ct al tacticn TO declare uuHU'
sscrneys. Morrison & schif.
szTH ST go 10 $50 East: Orchard st. 1872:
81 s., 3ss and $50 Last. Willet 81, 10 and -:
80 81 2e9 East "a ave 81, and e4tb st. DOL
Isst; Walter z TIouElton committee, aet Ga
f'sss Goodman Ct 81 tamended paitttion)5 Sttor-
Ae.E Winthrop q Stimson-
- ROE AVE. ~ s. 20j r Of 1T2d 81 20x1eo:
Hr1ma CrounEtine agt Louis MonGSchein Ct al
foreclosure q mtg; attorney. n stern
BATHGaTE AVE W =, % Il az lS5th st, =
zA'5 City Real Estate Co agt George a Rosen-
lhsi 81 al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, II
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ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

FULTON ST. 176; TO a ) sty hrk store and
softz- 7 . WesteITeit. SO West Saith st. archi-
set cost. $500 lessee, Chids Co, a East
14th
asTH ST. n :. ls4 # e Of 9Th ave- to ST.
su5 basement Offices. etc: Reissnlannt 30 Isl
= architect: 5000 owner. II Russln O. >
fzuning. ia West 2Sth st.
3sTH ST. = 145 # Of Park ave; 70
So brlz dv-R- y II Robertson & SON 16o 3th
sc. architects: cost, $1,000 owner, A Flint
Us East 18th st.
list ST. s < 125 # Of Park ave- TO stE
ana basement apartu1ent; - " Wood. 81 Mad
san ave architect: $4,000: owners I : Tent
~ L ShiedelIn & = N teltIna1'' o. t-as- o''h s.
os--u ST . west. to : stv brk apartment;
S,.h7var+ & Gross snd L X Marcus, 34f 9TH ave.
architects. cost $4,000; owners, l. Kahn d /
3 Goldsmith, 40 Broadway.
TIE BRONX
7.5TH ST " or Of 30 ave. ? sty frk stores.
-,-f1z haIl and amusement hall 5o1l4e' mates ao
y Rt-h-er IS Broad 81. architect cost SlS.vvVi
Cr.-er AndreT Dewey. $50 Greenwich St
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AUCTION SALES

nv VIRTUE of two attachments merged into
executions I will sell to-day ar $50 Leonard
ct at $500 a m. two Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machines Albert Freeman, Marshal
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received eft their Uptown
once, No 1864 Broadway, between Beth and
S7th SITS. until . CLOCK D. m. Advertisements
received at the following branch Offices at reg
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sth ave, s. e. cor. go St: 1853 9th ave,
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses, etc, TO Colleges Schools and Familisx
Apply TO Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON,
20 Union Suuars
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address,
MAY Is.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
ecT,- ST ID 10 IS East, for u sty meT.
c,--5Ie hidG Sc. ex90; w II BirkmiTe, 39e
fS-os Hv-ay architect: cost. S250oco' owner
f.c--rz Construction Co, 429 9th ave
sSTH ST s, 2o3 Fl OF 9Th ave: for e
50 rrll tenrrlt: c z Birge- - west SSH St
e-cSitect: cost. 100000; owner. ID Narlng'
q East Soth ST
re2D 81. 300 and 557 West; Cor ! sty
dancing school. o5x642: J II Duncan Zoo 9ln
80 architect; cost, $1,000; owner. y d >
Marie Durvee. 200 West I'D St
AMSTERDAM AVE, X cor 155th st: for
g q Stv brk sptnt and stores. 9oX15O: Euell
r y-usU / Madison ave. architects; cost
ssn1 600: owner ! MCGUIRE CONSTRUCTION
Co 100 West 18TH s.
aTnTRON AVE. cor lslst st; for an
cper air theatre; r o Smith and smith,
l. secs Neville & Esgge, 211 West 10th St
architects. cost, g4O0; owner, II Meyers Il
New st
ATTORNEY ST. " s. e6 # n Of Division
& FOR G sly brlC tenut. 49.SXS4; 9 Am
lroFus, % Liberty ST. architect; cost, S4-'ceo'
n07-r. r. Rossini, Attorney ST
ORCHARD ST. Ipl; 10 sly brk tenmt;
Bernstein & Bernstein. "a East 23o st aren't
tects; cost, S5,5oo: owner. i Levy, 90 hroao-
THE BRoNM
BAILEY AVE, g s, 75915 II s Of F<ingsbr1dge
yosd. 21s str frame dws, 2Sx44; architect
Thomas Philips 30 Mo-rirgside ave, Ronk-
ers cost $500; owner, Caroline A. morn
RiHer6sle-
TINTON AVE. is: sly frame stable 15x
q architect. A Arctander Co. 391 East ISSUE
s.. cost 500; owner, William Eske, on prem
Uses.
beth ST. n 8 10 Il e Of Willow ave: !! sty
brl, facfory sOx1o0; architect. Edward L
Middleton. 3655 Briggs ave; cost Sto'OoV'
cruer Frederick Scheurr. premises.
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sra arr a.. Ans to Harry Freeman; $4,000
Ms-ls Rosenberg and ano 30 Celia hirshs Ss.-
X. -, Goodman 10 State Bank: 81.
-, r. White 10 Daniel Mares 5r; $500.
S,.,.t-e Trust Co 20 Jennie Z Kopp. 81, 800.
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ooMFsTIc SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
III aTlFyrEFJR end coACf5NAN desires steady
rosifion: city or country. Dersi 2l4 East <th
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

MAY Is
s0s7H 81, y :. 1887 II 2 OF Wcodlawn I'd. -
hleH iTreg Francis Killeavy loans Theresa
0Ccmor 81 G00
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LOST BANKBOOKS.


LOST-Bankbook No. 757.4T9. Bank for saw
ings. $50 4th ave- New York Payment
stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
LOST.-BankbOok No. 5t9.4SS OF Dry Dock Saw
fngs Institution Any person having CLAIMS
upon said book is called upon to present tbs
same to the hank within thirty DAYS or the said
book viii be declared cancelled and extinguisne3
and new one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST OR STOI4EN.-BankbcOk No SOD $50 81
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 4th ave and 18th 81. issued to
Netta Green. All persons cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned 10 ths
bank the 10th day Of june 1910, q duplicate
viii be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN.-BanSbook No. f3l 2os OF
the German Savings Bank in the CITY or New
York. corner 9Th and 14th St issued Il,
Harry A. Tcureiie. All persons are Cautioned
against negotiating the same. n not returned
10 the bank on the SJh day OF June, 1910 a
duplicate viii be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. $50 SIS az
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bans
Payment stopped Please return book to barx
No. 81 Chambers st.
LOST OF SToLEN--BankboOk NO. liz Sos o- m.
EmiSrant Industrial savings Bank Pavruens
stopped. Please return book 20 bank No 81
Chambers 81 - -
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WHTER GAP HOUSE
The Mountain Paradise


DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
Remains open to December. UnquestIon-
ably the leading and finest hotel in this region
for those who seek the best in appointment
cuisine, service. comfort and location Every
indoor entertainment and outdoor pastime.
Special early season rates. Booklet q camera
views and Auto Maps mailed. Fourth Season.
JOHN PURDY COPE.
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THE COLONIAL
KifcIiaMan-on

Eitchawan-on- CrotOu Lake. y. y.
So miles from New York. high altitude; stear
heat: open fireplaces: rooms with bath; golf an
tennis; garage; select patronage. Opens June ID
Booklet H S. & A. z. WHITE
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-Cit,

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE D122 BROADWAY
Harlem Branch. 3s3 Lenox Ave- near l27th St
Brooklyn Branch. 21s-220 Livingston St
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THE BRIDGTON, R KR2EE
The Home OF Big Fish. An Ideal spot. on High
land. Lake. Modern House. with home COM
forts. Rates $40 and up. G.. A. CABOT, Mgr.
FOR SALE.

BILLIARDS. pool and new patent combination
tables; lowest prices; supplies. REPAIRS
bowling alley builders. Decker's. 1o5 East 9th
st. Established 1880
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THE KITTATlnhY

The leading hotel at Delaware Water Gap.
Pa. Main hotel now open Every convenience
and amusement. Saddle horses and instructors.
Write for booklet showing hotel, auto maps,
etc. G. FRANK COPE.
THE KITTATINNY is not connected with
anX other hotel at the Water Gap.