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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-23
MOVEMENT At AckLEv.

Mon and Religion Convention TO Be
Hold Tuesday and Wednesday.
Special to Times Republican
Ackley. March 2s.-A Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement convention
will be held here Tuesday evening and
Wednesday morning and afternoon
next. The program is quite elaborate.
Ackley is under the jurisdiction OF Des
Moines. Most Of the territory north OF
Ackley and east Of the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railway. and seemingly all In
the north part Of the state. Is being
reached by Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-23
GET INTERUR1AN CONTROL.
Cedar Rapids and Marion Line to Pas
to United Light and Railway.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids. March 23.-That the
Cedar Rapids and Marion City Street
Railway Company will pass under the
control of the United Light and Rail-
way Company, within few days
seems to be assured fact. The latter
corporation now owns the Cedar Rap
ids Gas Light Company. It is a thor
oughly organized corporation. con-
trolling electric light snlants. internr-
bans, and street car lines and gas
plants, etc., in scores Of cities. includ-
ing Muscatine, Fort Dodge and OF
etunwa, in Iowa. $'S<s -. !,
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Calhoun for Taft.

Rockwell City. March 23-The repub-
lican county convention was harmon
ious, a majority Of the delegates being
favorable to the denomination OF Taft
and the delegates selected were In
structed to cast their votes for Taft
delegates at the state and district con-
ventions. Resolutions also were passed
condemning the board Of supervisors
for redistricting the county In opposi-
ton to the will OF the voters as ex-
pressed at the 1910 election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-23
WATERLOO LOSES FACTORY.

Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Moves to Charles City.
Special to Times Republican.
Charles City, March 23.-J. w. ARM
strong, of Waterloo. has closed the
contract for the location of the
Armstrong Manufacturing Company.
makers OF gas engines. The plant
comes here from Waterloo and prom
ises to be one Of the good manufactur-
ing industries of this city. Five acres
Of land has been secured for the site.
Plans for the factory are now being
prepared in Chicago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-23
Story County Candidates.

special co AHC6
Nevada, March 2S.-County politics
begins to claim the attention Of the
voters OF Story county and the cam
paign is now on full blast with full
corps Of candidates out for each office.
So far the campaign has been a friend
ly one and one In which all personal
tiles have been eliminated.
For the office OF state senator. both
candidates for the republican nomina-
ton are Boone county men. w. w.
Goodykoontz, of Boone. and j. r. Do
ran, of near Beaver. w. P. George. OF
Washington township, who served the
county as representative in the last
general assembly, is a candidate for
another term, while M. A. Manning. a
retired banker at Ames, is an aspirant
for the same office.
C. A. Batman the present auditor and
F. N. Fowlkrar candidates for renomi-
nation. Mr.. Batman is now serving his
first term and Mr.. Fowler his second
For the Office ofsclerk of the district
court. BeEntes: N. soper. the present
deputy, 4eeks the nomination and Ole
sLanglapd, Of Cambridge. is also a can
didata The situation here is somewhat
complicated. or. soper senior has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-23
Business Changer In Story count,

Business Changes In Story County.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, March 23.-Quite number
of business changes have been record
ed in the county during the past week.
Up at Roland L. e. Guam has pur-
chased the interest Of his brother Ed
in the Guam BrotherS implement bus
mess and in the future viii conduct the
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COUNTY CONVENTION ENDORSES
SENATORS cUMMlNs AND KEN.
YoN AND GOVERNOR CLARK.
INSTRUCTIONS TO SUPPORT
loWAN FOR PRESIDENT
Boone County Also Endorses cummins'
neutrality-suspicious. County lnstruets
For Taft-Two Democratic convsn.
lions Controlled by clark-candi-
dates in Story County.
special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Sac City, March 23.-The republican
county convention was held in Sac
City yesterday afternoon and all but
two of the twenty-one precincts were
represented. The resolutions adopted
instructed for Cummins for president.
endorsed the. congressional careers of
Senators Cummins and Kenyon and
Congressman Hubbard and declared IN
favor Of the denomination of Congress
man Hubbard and the nomination OF
Kenyon for senator and Clarke for gov
ernor. While the resolutions. as a
whole carried by safe majority there
was considerable dissent in the matter
of endorsing candidates before the pri-
mary. The delegates to the state con-
vention are as follows: c. L. Glib
bons, M. ]. Anglum. w. w. Henning,
George B. Perkins, G. G. Jameson. c.
M. Whitfield. N. J. Wilson, w. M. Dean
Will Drury, j. e. Chrysler. James
Mates, Nv. Fleming and c. NJ. Her
rig.
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Pocahontas for Clark.

Pocahontas. March 23.-The Poca-
hontas county democratic convention
endorsed Champ Clark for president
and E. G.. Dunn for governor.
M. r. Healy Of Fort Dodge. ana
Claude Porter OF Centerville. were en-
dorsed as delegates at large to the
national convention and Montague
Hakes OF Laurens, rs delegate from
the Tenth district.
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p,o. Select. Clark Delee alton.

Clarinda, March ga solid Clark
delegation was selected by the Page
county democrats headed by former
Congressman w. o. Jameson. The
matter OF instruction was not brought
up. but the sentiment OF the conven-
ton was overwhelmingly In favor OF
the speaker. Page county has eight
delegates.
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b ANGERS OF FAT
ll.ovy; EAT AFFGcTs TIE BRAIN
Just how fat
affects and A.
nally destroys
the brain. is
not IA oily
known; how
ever. degener-
afi0n md final

collapse Of brain tissue. due to this
cause, ID Of frequent occurrence.
Head pains, and head heaviness,
which are often experienced by fat
people. may indicate that this de-
generating process IL imminent The
return Of this fatty tissue to normal
brain substance. may and probably
will result II the overproduction of
fat 10, stopped in other parts Of the
body. Thousands Of fat people have
depended entirely for reductions to
normal weight, upon Marnola Pre-
scription Tablets, which are made
after the exact formula of the IA
nous liquid Marmola Prescription.
While taking these tablets for the
reduction of fat. no dieting or ex-
ercise are necessary. as a reduction
| OF 10 to 16 OF. a day Is accomplished
by prevention as we'll as elimination
Of fat Marmola Prescription Tab
lets are sold at all druggists or the
Marmola Co, 3S1 Farmer Bldg, De-
troit, Mich, at the uniform price Of
| 75c for a large case. They remove
! the fat already formed, prevent its
| reforming, clear tho complexion
| and tone up the entire system.
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Office Of the clerk Of The d1seSts1
court.
state OF iowa. Marshall county. -
District court March term. =. p 1olA
To Whom II May Concern:
You and each Of you are hereby n0te.
Ned 70 appear 1t the court house -
Marshalttown, Iowa. In said county. 0e
3 o'clock Q. m. on the 10th day Of Apeto
1912. to attend the proof Of ard Deo-
batting an instrument In writing pug.
porting to be the last win and tooeA~
ment Of George w. LAPlant. 40 ~
Marshall county. Iowa. deooaseA, -
which time and place you WIN apDe4f
and show cause. II any. why sal1 Uell
should not be admitted TO probate.
In testimony whereof. have Aofeto
subscribed my name and aSflxo1 The
seal OF the district court. this 18TH oay
Of March A. d. INA.
F.. ~. HARADON.
Clerk Of the District Court
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NEWARK SALES.

Feist & Feist have sold for Otto Brant
the Offices and factory on a plot 34xl6O feet
at Nos. PSI Washington street, near Market
street for -. 600 to John Kneller; also sold
for DR. Thomas Lowerre mis- home, at No.
30 Hill street, southeast corner of Halsey
street, for $4,000; also sold for Mrs. Jennie
Ward, No 81 Halsey street. adjoining the
corner OF Hill street, a two-story sales
room and garage, on a lot 26X70 feet for
$4,000; also sold the Federal apartments,
Nos. 1924 and 1876 Broad street, northeast
corner Of Parkhurst street. for George A.
Lernan. for $50 900; also sold the plot on
the north side of Main street, "a feet east
of East Orange Parkway. 1lsxl97 feet for
George W. Blackwell of Cambridge,
Mass TO an investor who will erect a five
story apartment house, with stores, and a
four story factory; also sold for George VI.
Rushing his residence. a ten room house,
with garage on a plot 5oxloo feet, No. $50
South 18th street, Clinton Hill, TO Mrs.
Emma b. Feldman, Of East orange. for
g 500
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WAT PLEASES OWNERS
-. for New Realty LaW-Say
r' "Tay Bill" Is Imperfect.

- and Real Estate owners As
ghe HUI yorkville says that the law
reisiloH ,,a pavment Of assessments is
ns1aune ,,,ost important Enacted by the
o.. u legislature affecting real estate IL
srssis' saws. The law provides that
II iu assessment upon real estate ex-
shsn a. cont Of it's total assessed valua-
cssds p' assessment snail be divided int"
con te ',s,,Iments. The first instairnoIt
ten eaHA, , due and payable and become
bal De- ,s thoush { We're the entire as
s len The remaining instruments be
s''s''.n ,ysble annually thereafter, with in
cone - ,be rate Of > per cent year on
.'fss' a. .,r,ents thereafter TO become due.
he 'n ~. ,nstalment becomes de and pay
Afer '' |.ars interest at the rate of ( per
re" ear until raid. Instalaonts not
cert he naid. with interest at . per
Due a.s, ND ap to the date Of payment at oAy
tine ..,+ion 70 the ordinance re-
as. ossad bv the Board of aldermen
eCnu! house numbers to be plainly Wis
rounNls -. street. Where the building IS
Ne from the street line 70 An extent
SCI pa mould make suoh numbers lIlesible
Wins WIN in the street. then ;he numbers
~ - affixed on gate or post. so that
aus ~ NAV at all times lee lcslale 10 per-
sons =" organization has this to say about
lev nj, as now furnished by the Tax
commission; ..,,,u,s,. o., .,,.. a,erou,
~ real estate. The section, block
en' -. number are the only means the
81. has 10 ascertain whether or not he
'"D ING the tax on his property. Again,
', |I ir,nrint IS frequently blurred and in
u - and then even this gull is unre-
W.. The tax bill should state the street
l'.Ssr II the property covered by the bill.
u rrer would then know on what prop
~ ,s e having. II is otter very difficult
%. :, ,sc.-tain the lot number OF piece II
' Unty. the owner may not have the
'..- vsar's bill C ne may have purchased
y. nrooert, just before tho tax became
..r.bc Let the tax bill state the street
,ur,ber
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Reinheimer cottage, to L. II. Kronthal .
Fromme cottage, TO Z. Loeb, OF Birmine-
ham. Ala; Harry Blodgett cottage, to 3.
Elsas, of Atlanta; Wardell cottage, to z.
Davis. of New York; Cotton cottage. To
Joseph Herzig; Morris cottage. to Michael
Dreyfoss; Hess cottage. TO Henry S. Open
heimer; Sternberger cottage, to julius s.
Orpenheim, and the Breakers estate to
Joseph Plaut
BY J. A. Stratton, in Elberon section
Haight cottage, to z. Wasserman; Stein
back No. l, to William Erdman Som cot
tage. TO Max Oberfelder; NJ. Rosein cottage,
10 Lewis 3. Cavity: Kern cottage. to J. B.
Elias, Pepper cottage, to II. Morgenthau
Lowenstein No. >. to w. H. White: Merz
cottage, to J. Pretzfe,d; Stratton cottage, TO
NJ Barnes; Steinbach No. ,. to NJ. Tougar
Miller No. I. TO +. II. Greenbaum; No .
to Leon Israel: No. g. to NJ. NJ ,sler and
Kridel cottage to J. Il. BloominSdale.
BY Jacob r. Emmons-Gifford cottage
Westwood avenue, to f. : Withers. and
Shaw cottage, Chelsea avenue. to VI. Corn.
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4 QUICK SALE AT SACRIFICE

Ger,leman's country pla .. beautifully 10
Gated on North Shore, Long Island. overlook
INK Nor;hport HtIlor AL. Long island SOUND
.'T'ho Eden - Long Island" Du'. 80 miles. or
ore hour. from New York 'i'y. - yes, high
elevation: colonial house. IS rooms. baths,
hardwood fna~s. concrete cellars. steam heat.
electric light and telephone. large library. .
oid. ,e-arlag. hundreds Of finest shade trees
lOu hes, fruit trees: finest drlyeVays. artesian
water. tennis court. large barn. lr" garage
storage halr,: Zee house. lenaory. large gar
ga-s. fine Tasturags. pr!vat" do--k and boat
landing. svr Entirely ecu pped and furnished
road f-r o~curanr, Write for photos and
fun particulars Brokers protected
g. ". pTMDNT, - cedar -.
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LEASES AT LONG BRANCH.

~. following rentals have been made at
t6ng Branch
Nv James F. Braney-Seulthorpe cottage.
e.-seld avenue, 10 Mrs J. \. Conner Ben
,.,, cottage. Dunbar avenue, 10 Z. W.
s,,hs Richards cottage. Dunbar avenue. to
!, rysh Carlev cottage, Pavilion avenue,
:, Herman Isaacs. and Dee<es cottage, Sairs
avenue. to VI. Thompson.
By Warden & Burke, in West End sec
sop-paly cottage. TO Michael Harrity. Of
Philadelphia; the Julian Mitchell estate, TO
william Woolnan; Green cottage, 70 D. A.
Schultz: Patten cottage. 10 F. Brussels !;
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BUYS SOUND SHORE PARCEL.

Edward G. Griffin and p. II. Collins have
sold for Aimee CrOCker Gour0ud her coun-
Try home. La Hacienda. between Beach
avenue and Pryor Point. Larchmont Manor.
to the Crocker Point Association for about
$4,000. The land comprises about twelve
acres.
1t probably will he improved with large
hotel by the buyer.
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OLD MONROE HALL DOOMED.

The four story building at the northwest
corner OF Pearl and Centre streets. which
is to he torn down to make way for Inc
proposed County Courthouse, is on plot
which in 1882 was used by the city for hos
pital purposes for cholera victims About
1870 the building became known as monroe
Hall.
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BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

TO RENT HOUSE AT DONGAN HILLS.
staten Island. completely furnished except bed
linen. table linen and sIIverware. Four bed -
rooms . bathrooms flower and vegetable gar
den golf. tennis, etc; beautifully located, 90
minutes from South Ferry. For tho season.
81. 900. References required. Address J. A,
BOY o.. Trlbune OfiiCe.
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ILAnLIE il

4 few nno building plots and houses. hair
hour out. 300 trains daily. Ten cent commute
ton Terms 10 suit Address owner, NM j..
sHEARER. Elizabeth, y. j.
YOU CAN BUY FINE NEW $4,000 MIND ROOM
house in Montcair, large plot, FOR little cash
rest less than rent Rare chance, as ! must sell.
nNNER IlnN 30 Tribune.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LAKE CHAPLAIN - PALATIAL RESI-
dence. IL rooms. highly furnished every con
venience; unsurpassed view OF Lake Champlain
and mountains horses, wagons. cows, etc. II
new buildings; 30 acres land: price 1900:
cost $4,000. MiIonaire's stock farm; - new
buildings. 90 head stock. farm tools. $4,000.
cost $40 600. Best 500 acre farm In United
States: choice buildings: $40 per acre; easy
forms SHAHAN. Port Henry. ~. Y.
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MAss aErTs

For Sale.-Fine country home. 10 rooms, mod
,rn stable. stalls. with plenty Of carriage
room. suitable for garage. acres ~ land. 10
Gated hill. In small town, 40 miles from
Boston. 10 miles from Worcester. Desirable as
summer or permanent home. VIII sell at frac-
ton Of II taken az once. Address T.. Z.
OHM so Meh.iar MnrcesteE- Mas.
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GRAFTON. MASS
70 LEI Eoa BUSINESS PURPOSES

LOFTS. 5a-sI ORCHARD ST. 100 FEET sol III
OF Grand ST. JONsIil feet. well llshte1 ana
ventilated; immediate possession. Apply z KID,
ley, 80 Allen st. sub-basement. $50 a. m 70
p. m, or write.
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uopArCoNG. FURNISHED COT
a! l,N ~ Ut. four master bedrooms, two ser
aus rooms: bathroom, living room. dining
o and H., isqasy Fore s5pa flfber
elsvas aonlr Mrs. A p ROBERTS. 800 Ellison
uon pa,srson \ J. Telephone 26q5-R Paterson
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ROOKLET ON LONG RRANCH

NDOkLEI On IONF FNANIH
mailed on application.
b. n. BOBBIrT PUBLICITY BUREAU.
FOR SALE. At TENAFLY. NEW JERSEY.
Desirahl. section, all year home. house OF
rubblestoue and shingles: garage, grounds well
laid out Inquire OF OWNER, Box IS. T"na-
fy, y. j
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WILLIAM A.. LAMBERT, AECInTECCT'
pLAINFlELD, N. j.

An ideal 14room HOME, located on o one
iJghted with gas and electricity. IIsrEe 40, ,Ui
with great summer garden Roses ana e Yea flir
ecia a. ,bis great opportunity write for our
Srscriptive circular. showing plans ana SnT'
watch VIII be Furnished nee W. r. Nli0O-''
1910 West Front St. Plainheld, y. J.
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FOR RENT
SIGH A PLACE Is RARELY TO BE HAD

The little ideal country seat which We are
OFFERING on North Street, between white Plains
ana Harrison has everything that a small
family could possibly desire. remodellsl
Colonial house. the interior practically new.
eight rooms, electric light. open plumbing
az about six or seven minutes on fine direct
road from either station. and within ten min
utes OF tn. finest bathing beach on Long Island
sound Land splendidly laid cut "a small farm
good grass tennis court Asking price $4,000
Rent 81. 200.
FRED'K FOX & co.
IA West 10th St.
OR ANY BROKER
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-iIT AIRE
The ChiiGren'- PARADISE.
~ Z $500. ---n !. l. 30 y = =

TIIf TIIINTFU
FJ-NGATOWS FOR SALE OR RENT.
FIRE ISLAND BEACH DEN. CO,
Marbrdge Bldg, Broadway and 3fth st. y. Y.
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eIIMMeR RESIDENCES TO LET.
NEW ENGLAND

wYcHNgRE sEAsH0RE en- t1In,sbsd. all
o oaps 80 .ihroorns: booklet. BOX 3d. South
IaYwich. Mass
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CONNECTICUT.

HOUSE o ROOMS, FURNISHED,
convenleness; land, trees; near waieF go mouth
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NEW JrRSEl.
SEMI.BUNGALOW

Just as artistic outside az In gray Sh 16 yes
with moss green roof; r""ny Iorcn =" -
large living room with broad hooded hfepaGe
nnnsilet dining room. model kitchen ttiI}
equipped: four pleasant bedrooms ana ''ea Iii
aecorated artistic gas and electric fixtures, oaT
parauet floors: a charming distinctive nome 90, ~
,io, 'rrivate residence PARK; adjacent to STATION
write for photo. ..,r
WILLIAM A.. LAMBERT, ARCHITECT
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RUTHERFORD. N. j.

eh MILES OUT. MANY TRAINS
~. -,,tng new house. seven rooms besides re-
In,tnn ali with bsamed ceiling and tiled
bath porches front and rear; sleeping porss n.
nI , 'nsHS.lied dining room with bay window
~ si,di 'nrepiace: modern Kitchen best fixtures
s,ear, xa., electricity; cannot be excellsd tor
stsar' ss,U Information on request: $3.50.
Pr. 20 suit L. V. SINSABAUGH, Builder
and owner. Rutherfotd
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN.

LAM III ~ VII IL "A lNs
FOR SALE--summer cottage. rooms fur
nished fine view; good beach. boathouse and
rowboat: s., 300: Star Farm Beach r. r. station
within ten minutes walk. miles from Bur
lington. VI. W. J. DODGE. l40 B'way. y. Y.
GRAFTON, MASS
For Sale-Pleasant home In centre OF beauti-
ful New England village; Groom house. good re-
pair: y acre land. handy 10 Boston or Worces-
ter; two trolley lines. Address Box 21a. Graf
ton. Mass.
SELL MY eo-ACRE FARM Wy. Ulster County.
81 500: IS acres $500 fine view Of Catskil
Mountains Asian Dam ana Esopus VALLEY; nice
for summer home. camping, fruit and poultry
JOHN e. KIMBERLY. Port Warrington. 1. !.
NORTH sHoRD-Iargs plot, overlooking bay:
water rights; near station; Plsndom-i veiue
So 800; take 81 400. J. SIMS. River Edge. y j.
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WILL SACRIFICE SUMNER C0TTiGE
LONG BRANCH, N. j.

n at Schooleys Mts.. y J. Furnished
write for particulars
OWNER. =. o. Box 1881. y. City -
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NEW JERSEY.
BUNGALOW SITES

KEASSBURG. y. J.. SHORE FRONTS,
Granville PIX Beach. all imp m uts. easy terms
CHARLES HYLI.ESTED. ~ W 34th ST, y. Y
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NEW JERSEY.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS N. J FLRSIs5HEl
ToTrAdEs FOR RENT. .: GK1sEN
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J.. METCALFE THOMAS
I'M TINE BERKSHIRE HILLS
tOMSlOt n, W wv.
NEW JERSEY

MOUNT PocoNo. PALTo let~atsrac''E
furnished cottages. with improvements
vrpWIN. Mount Pocono. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-12
MORRIS COUNTl-baHTaIN

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-12

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