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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-28
James Hamilton Leluis
Sartorial Eeen1plar

diplomat as diplomats go, his work is
monstrusly crude when stacked up along
side Jeelns Hams.
Now, gentul reeder, don for a momint
get the idear into your think box that this
is all there is to Jeems Ham If you do you
will sertainly be deceeving yourself. Jeems
Ham may look like Romen Holiday and
perform like an Itallien Count but under
neeth all this veneer of lowd clothes and
''aftur you my Dear Gastun'' style there
throbs hart as big as an American cheese,
and an intellect as alert and active as a
democratic office seeker.
In the first phase Jeems Ham was born
in Virginia and raised up in Georgia Most
of the big words Jeems uses he Termed down
in Georgia listenning to Thomas Watsun,
in the good old days of the Populite Party
and the Innissiative and the Referendum,
when Thomas would go out boiling with in
dignasion and suppressed profanity and
skin the Dimmycratic and Republican par
ties both to finnish, and then get showed
under on the finnal count by lot Of expert
mathematissians who weer thoughtfully
employed by the demmycratic campain
managers as clurks of the electsion. Hav-
wing gathured all the loose informasion that
was mt nailed down Jeems did not hang
round Georgia long. He concluded that the
wild and wooley west was the phase for him
to conquer and insteed of a pare of guns
and case knife, Jeems simply encouraged
his whiskers to grow and gave CRATE atten-
sion to the details of his mannurs and
clothes.
Jeems landed out in the State of Wash
ingtun and in about three weeks had the
cowboys eating out of his hand and the rest
of the inhabitants hypnotized with pro-
found admirasion. Rite off the bat they
desided that Jeems Ham was much to fansy
a package to rest in obscurrity and they
sent him to the Legislature and followed
this up by making him Congressman, and
sent him to Washington with note to the
Pressidint informing him that the enclosed
was a product of the Pasiffic Slope and if
the east had emmy thing that would beet it
they like to have slant at it.
Through combinasion of circumstances
in which advertizng cut bit df Use, Jeems
is now in the United States Senate frum
the CRATE State Of Illynoise.
When Illynoise gets good Senatur they
have way of hanging onto him; probabul-
ly frum the feer that they mite get stung
if they did not, as they freequintly have
been. They kept Senatur Cullum in the Sen
ate until he becum as fixed peese of the
Washington scenery as the Monnumint or
the he'd lobbyist of the Assosiasion of lob
byists. We predict that Illynoise vii hold
onto Jeems Ham. For take it frum us, gen
tul reeder, that Jeems Ham is sumthing
moor than lowd screen. He's two of 'em.
Yours trooly,
Washington, d. G. BILL VINES.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-28
The Woman Slept a Hundred Years---By Kari Kaffer

~NcE up on time-1s1s it was-there
mi woman who fell asleep She slept and
| slept while various things happened; and
when she awoke
s.N 10! 1t was 1918!
Electricity had happened. Likewise motor cars
arships, and the turkey-trot.
The awakened woman found it hard to readjust
herself to circumstances. She lived in whirl of
Vfreshly recurring amazements each more incredibly
outrageous than the last Women's clothes were
quite beyond her. She could not understand them
She actually thought they were not decent!
You see, the poor thing was not enlightened
She had gone to sleep with the ridiculous belief
that .modesty was of the brightest jeyels of
womanhood.
She wanted to keep being modest in 1918.
The idea!
But, you see. she didn't know any better and her
friends had to explain her that 1t simply isn't done
| iow. That Is not by the hest people.
y They carried her for little afternoon walk SO
.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-28

lKHllSTUR EDDlTUR: 1t pays to adj
vertise. This trite philosophical
obsurvasion was maid menny yeers
ago by sum Guy who passed it rite on down
to posterrity but neglected to attach his
name to it. Menny of our gratest herri-
cages air annoymus, which shows that in
spite Of the fact that it does pay to adver-
tie that sum folks hav'n Termed the fac
ulty Of advertizing.
We have CRATE menny statesmen in
Washington who had they applyed there
talents Of advertizing to sum legitimate
bizness would have maid Seers and Row
buck, or Wannymaker look like bunch of
pikers Through systematic and judissious
advertizing they have succeeded in reech-
ing sertain degrees of promminince while
had they neglected to do SO they would.
have likely remained as successfully un-
known as the Guy who hit Billy Pattursun.
Far be it frum us to mock the man who ad-
vertizes; on the contrary we commind him,
for that is the rode to success no mattur
whether you air in .polytics or selling little
= liver pills
One of the niftiest little advertisers in
the CRATE feeld of American polytics today
is the Senatur frum nlynoise, the Honera-
bull Jeems Hamiltun Lewis. Jeesm Ham
iltun long time ago cum to the happy con
clusion that he had line of goods that
would be of immense vallew to the Ameri-
can peepul if he could by emmy mannur of
meens get them before the public Jeems
Ham s sole desire is to be of use to the
American peepul, Jeems at the same time
considering himself one Of the sed Ameri-
can peepul Of which he muchly desires to
be of use. Burning then with this desire
to surve the American peepul-same being
him and inserdentally emmy boldly else
that he could surve so long as sed surviving
!, did not interfeer with the main purpose.
Jsems cum to the conclusion that adver-
tizing was the way to land rite square ON
top of the heep with both feet, pink whisk
ers, bol-weevils and ALL
Jeems adopted menny methods of adj
verifying. His whiskers alone for that pur-
pose is an asset that makes the efferts of
his compettiturs in populistic addormint
look like absolute bankruptcy, but he did
Nnot rest with the whskers. Not so as YOU
can. tell it. .Jeems has clothes. Take it
frum us that Jeems has line of clothes for
morning, noon and mite that would make
a colloured parade of the Nights of Pythias
turn pale with envy. The cassuel vissitur
to Washington who mite be strolling down,
] A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
ropEcI OsURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York~Wiiiiam Meyer. Plaintiff. against
Fbisr Ernest 81 al, Defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment or foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the sooDeLL
entitled action and bearing date the ION
day OF June, 1913. /. the undersigned the
Referee In said judgment named, Will sell
a. public auction at the EXchanse saies-
room Nos ia and 10 Nesey St. in the Bor-
ourh OF Manhattan, City OF New York on
the 81 day Of July. 1913. al X CLOCK noon
on that day by Bryan L. Kennedy AuctioheSr,
the premises directed By said Judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as toiio"s' Al
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land SIT.
uate living and being in the Borough OF
Manhattan civ Of New York, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at point
on the northerly side OF Tooth Street. distant
90 feet essterly from the corner formed by
the intersection OF the easterly side or First
Avenue with the said northery side OF lOSth
Street. running thence northerly parallel with
the easterly side Of First Avenue 100 feet ii
inches To the centre line OF the block. thence
easteriy along the centre line OF the block
100 feet. thence southerly again parallel with
the eastsrlv side Of first Avenue 100 feet II
inches 10 the northerly side Of l09th Street,
and thence westerly along the said northerly
side Of Tooth Street $50 feet TO the point or
place OF beginning.
Dated New York June 18th. 1918
JOHN n. ROGAN. Referee.
HUGO 6 MACK. Attorney for Plaintiff. 7
Bsekman Street Manhattan New York
City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
70 be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank Plaintiff. against julia ". Lawrence
and others. Defendants
In pursuance 81 a Judgment % foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date tho 18th day
Of May. 1913. l. the undersigned, the refeiee
IN said Judgment named. Will sell AZ public
auction. a. tho Exchange SalesroOm, No. a.
10 Nesey street. In the Borough ~ Manhat-
tan CITY OF New York. on the Goth day of
Jun-. 1919. al II o'clock noon on that dav.
hy Joseph =. Day. Auctioneer. the premises
directed hy said Judgment 10 be sold ana
therein described a. follows.
Az that certain plot. piece or parcel n,
land. situate. lying and being IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. city County and state OF New
York bounded and described as follows.
Beglnuiug 10 the intersection of tho east
erlv line % IcuoN avenue with the northrrly
line % ono Hundred and Forty -seco~d street.
running thence uOrfhsrlv along tho east"ri}
line of LcuoN avenue. ss-fonty- four feet eleven
inches. thence running eastrrly and parallel
with one Hundred and Forty second street
e.Ehtv-hye feet. thence running northern =
and parallel with IeuON avenue. one hundred
and twenty. four feet eleven inches 90 tho
soutHcrly line - ono Hundred and Forty
I third street. fheuc" running faff'rlN along
tho southerly lire - one Hundred aud Forty
'hIrd street six hundred fCrt. thence run
ming southrrIF add parallel with FIN ave-
nue.. ono hundred and nIucty-nine fe'i ter
inches to the rorthorly line ~ one Hundred
westerly along the said northoriF line oi
one Hundred and Forty-s"cond street. 81
hundred and eirhty-hye feet to the point OF
place % beginning.
EDWARD v FINCH. Referee.
MFsSRs r A F. J. OGoRMaN Attor-
ueys for pfurtiN. 30 Chambers street
Borough % Manhattan. city OF New
The following g, g. diagram Of the prop
erfy 90 Boz sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
East 1O9th Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-described
property is 20 be sold. Is Five thousand tao
hundred and nine and SO-lOO 49,. SOl Dol
lars with interest thereon from the oh day
Of June 1913 together with costs and al
iowance amounting TO Two hundred sew
enty-tVo 0g-lOO (S2T2 9o) Dollars, with interest
from June 18th. 1913. together with the eX-
penses OF the sale. Tho approximate amount
NJ the taxes. Assessments and water rates or
other liens. which are TO be allowed 10 the
hv ,hc Referee is Fourteen hundred and
twentv-three and 2G-lOO Isl. 40 80 Dollars
and interest. and unpaid Croton water meter
charges since February 24th. 1913. not fixed.
said premises will be sold subject 70 mort
gage given TO secure the payment n the sum
NJ $50 900 and interest thereon az 80 per
cent per annum from June lst 1918. and % a
Lis Pcndens filed by the City Of New York
on September 9th, 1912
Dated. New York. June li,h 1913
JOHN n. ROGAN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RI
received until D. M. June 30 1919, a. the
non TSst'RANCES ON LIVES AND GRANT
ING ANNIITIES. No. 5li Chestnut street
PhfaderiIa Trustee. for Do" sale % 10 n az
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD STOCK TRi ST
CERTIFICATES as Ssl 2G9 20 viii purchase
The offerings az the lowest prices not exceed
ing par costing IN the aggregate not moro
than the amount stated. VIII be accepted, the
parties Offering them advised az once. ana pay
mont be- made when the certificates are as
aligned on and after july lst. 1913
PROPOSALS should be endorsed. Proposals
FOR sale ~ Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Ral
timofe Stock Trust certincates.' and addressed
g. G. " PACKARD President.
6i7 Chestnut st Phiade lphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York bv the grace OF God free and lnde-
pendent To Elsie Carrie MonatspeTSer' leon
iardt Monatsberger. Johanna katharina senls,
Rabette Stieglitz. the heirs and next OF KIN
az Fritz MOnatsberger deceased, soma kreVI-
ing. whereas Carrie Weldinger, OF the 'ly
~ New York has lately applied 10 the SuIro-
rates Court OF our County OF New YORK 10
have a certain Instrument In writing. relating
Ia both real and personal property, dulN tIo'eu
as the last will and testament OF Frltz MOT
atsbercer late OF the County OF New YORK
deceased therefore YOU and each or you are
cited 70 appear before the surrogate OF our
Countv ~ New York at his otice IN the
County OF New York. on the 2sth day OF july I.
one thousand nine hundred and thirteen az
half past 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF tiHis
az then and there 90 attend the PROBATE OF
no said last will anj testament And such
OF YOU as are hereby cited as are unoer inc
age on twenty-One years. are required 10 az
near bv YOUR guardian. II you have one. or III
You have none TO appear ana Apply Ior on
10 be appointed or ia the event OF YOU,
cogIect or failure % do 50. guardian VIII
he appolnted by the surrogate 70 represent anu
at Tor YOU In the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We nave caused tys
Seal ~ the Surroeate's Court or the salu
County OF New York 10 be hereunto
rrs1 adxed Witness, Hon John =. co
halan. n Surrogate OF our SAID county
~ New York az said County. the TN day OF
Tune in the year Of our Lord one thourahu
~ DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
PHILLIPS. MAHoNEY * WAGNEh'
Attorneys for Petitioner,
81 Chambers ST.. New YORK CIV.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

uoteEWORKER-Go home nights do work
snertment: good references McC., Miss
It,lGrrald's Bureau, 5O3 9th ave- entrance
32d ST.
l-AD - manicure seamstress speaks
rr"nrh. rood reference. u. B.. Miss Fttz-
Cerald's bureau. 500 5th ave; entrance so:
TWO SISTERS: one excellent cook other FIRST
lass laundress; or Will do WORK OF small
,o.ether- I'VE years reference. would go
- Connecticut or Massachusetts k r., Miss
E,,1G@rald's Bureau, 5Oa 9th ave. Entrance
aga 81.
80 ,ar, Of house. Call or address II
West 4Sth St. third moor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
7.:1 AS ,,.aI

The approximate amount ~ tn" Ten 90
cha-e. 10 satisfy which the abot. described
property is 20 De sold. is 49, GO 30. With
Interest thereon fr0rl tho 7th day NJ MAY.
igiL together with the costs and allowance
amounting 90 sass %. with interest from
Nav i3th 1918. together with the expenses
81 the sale The approximate amount ~ the
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
liens. which .rr 10 be allowed % the pur .
chaser out ~ the purchase money. Or paid
b. the Referee is Sg5.5s5 20 and interest.
Dated New York MAJ gard 1913
EDWARD > FINCH. Referee
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UNDERWRITING AND rYPEWRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81. Cataiosus
free. ali makes taken part payment, batsaihs
in ITnderwOods Remingtons divers smiths
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

or A Farm ABOUT 40 MILES FROM NEW
Yori. near station frr about f. 1esAa. price
reasonable Wife and huy. l3 Reference
J. S. HnN H. Tribune OFrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
ROUND TRIP FARE--$l.50


MIfI0, Id-F. AM IIhIHt HF''I'''
Tickets sold on docks on Saturday morning
IN, ma, boz secured IN advance and state
rooms rcs.r-.si az Roop 1903, Pennsylvania
station. y Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
FAMOUs SUMMER REsC

FAMOUS SUMMER RESORTS.
Delaware Water Gap, Mount Pocono. Strouds-
burg. Cresco. PocOno summit. Delaware Val
lev. Information az 1888 B'way. New York
City and sos Fulton 81. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
MOUNTAIN AMP LAKE RESORTS" the
Lackawanna Railroads new Summer BOOK,
will help you plan your Va alton. Free al
Ticket Offices. RVay. cor Wall So. cor How
arr ST. cor 2Sth ST.. cor 42d ST.. New York
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Observation-Disclosures

pREssMAKER-comps,.n,,.;, %aks s., snd i rs
rsa, ,,,h Al. Tel ao6 stuyyesAnt
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
crnesses. etc. 20 colleges. schools ana ram
lies. Amply 10 Mrs VI. J. YOUNG FULTON
% Union Square
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KEANSBURG-KEYPORT LINE

I've Battery Pier ROUND TRIP so CENTS.
ToEran.burg daily 9 am. .3o.j .i5 p N. Sais,
. am. l. . 5.I5 pm. sundays, 9 4 10 an
2 : 80. 10 30 pm. To keyport. daily a. NJ
& 30 y M Sats, . q M. ] n pm. sundays
% q 10 a m 7.i5 pm. Connecting via jersey
Central Traction Go. with ell shore ana IN -
termediate points Freight received Ganse-
WORT ST y r. daily TO %. m. salts, l. m.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST nANkBOOks.

HANDBOOK No 63h.9Sl Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing ANY person hay
ing "a claim 10 10 rs hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent the same within ten days or submit 70
having said passbook cancelled and new one
issued
BANKBOOK No G2a 10 ~ the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing Any person hav-
INK a claim 10 II Is hereby called upon TO pre-
/, sent the same W.thin ten days or submit 70
having said passbook cancelled and "A new one
issued
HANDBOOK No 4s7. 7s4 OF tho Union Dime
Savings Bank IL missing. Any person having
a claim TO ~ is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten DAYS or submit 20 having
said uassbook cancelled and new one issued.
LOST OR. STOLEN. - ankhoOk No. I'D ISL Of
the German Savings Bank In the city or
Vow York corner 4th ave and l4th St. issued
10 Otto J. Bliss. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
10 the bank on the 9th day OF June. 1913
duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN Handbook No 67G0 93 Of
the German Savings Bank in the city OF
Ven York corner 4th ave. and 18Th st, Issued
10 Tullette Onischenko All persons are eau
TONED against negotiating the same. III not
re,urned 10 the bank the Attn day or July,
lgI3 a duplicate will be issued
lost Barkbook No. l04l. 343, Bank for Saw
Inc. $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
STONED Please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
VERMONT.

GREEN POND HOTEL. Newfoundland, \ j.
on Mile Lake Bathing. hahIts' ,s booiis,
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comvsRciAL SITUATIONS WANTED

TO0KKEEPER - TWO years experience.
v,ishcs 10 make a change. can furnish best
Of reference. h. s., Box > tribune oIiISe---
OFFICE CLERK C2W. assistant bookkeeper'
conc kuowlcdge Of stenography and type
,,ritine. 1 years experience. H.. 42J last
I'd s
erL,NOGRAPHER- TYPIST-American. Chris
tan. is high school education, two years
eynerience high class references. hlss
Hemme. 80 Arlington ave, brooklyn.
ncr, rood fgurer; salary 81. G2j vanderbilt
St Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male.
..l.,.r,t Colorcd. cook. first class. all
~ i,rLcs. man. butler. useful. best refer
- oId Reliable Agency, ls West sOth.
pbone ss71 Riverside -
,.eEFr-t, MAN. S25. good all around man :
'n,,teid,. work garden, horse. cow chlcHens
rlfcrences w Mathewson Agency. sls
en- ave Tel 37S Bryant
Female.
co1oREp woman wishes family washing.
u, or country. good references ey weak or
LII tis West 1921 81. Telephone 1904
Morningslde. ---------------
----,-n.NtoN b. Refined high school girl az
COMl 49,, n child IN country during Vaca-
lion. no mental WORN, sina'I ""beS' ii'N"'e
w s',.,,son l8s East 56th 81 "
- scotch hrst class. all branches
NCJ.{Nre kitchenmaid Is kept; eNcellsht nan p
LAT economical; highest references;
az es country. $40. Industrial Agency i
T,S1I.sFyV0RK - Chambermaid, waitress
mo- 49, Ir neat colored girl; experiences e1
IooH rofrrences: city, country hstlem
9gs,,,,voIIoyment Exchange. @l4S oth ave Iho"e
,sa,ierW0RKFR and mothers helper, by
HOUSE, Wing irish girl. lately landed; anxious
h'dt ,is,9e IN learn: Sl2 monthly. CaII IL
ana Astncy. II West lIth st.
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sHAMNEE-ON-DELAMAKE

BUCKNOOD Inn. Sha rnee- on Delaware. Ia.
~ummerHu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shawnee
Country Club Golf Course n. ". WING. Mgr
ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. giving hotels.
boarding houses cottage. rent T. W
Ir..-U "a
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WORK WANTED.
Male

MAN. 81 wishes position az Waterman or
Irbt ro-fcr work or work At anything,
wages moderate: reference. l.. Lynch, l53
9th ave.
SfTT ALTON WANTED by competent drug
salesman. thoroughly acquainted with lob
bers and retail drug trade in Illinois. Iowa,
Wisconsin. Minnesota. Geo j. sllberman' elo
West I4th ST.. Chicago.
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HOTEL ASPINWALL LES!

N the Mountains Of Berkshire NOW OPEN.
m the Ideal Touc ALMON e.. JUDD. Mgr.
Booklet and information at ltSO y way. y. Y.
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NEWFOUNDLAND.

THE PARKER HOUSE mHigt rlq IS, ho , t ssr
ice booklet r. Mrs =. DE\ LIN, sea "ifI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

-,oce 20 spend your summer
ne best pia,.0 IN the Historic, Pic
vs'a .srTesque and Healthful
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DELAWARE WATER GAP.
THE KITTATINNY

DELAWARE WATT GAP. PA.
Now open and until December. Under en-
tire'y new management of owner. Improved
throughout. Every hotel comfort and ap-
pointm'nt, elevator. private baths. steam heat.
etc, cuisine feature cafe and grill. or
picStrl. Early season rates Booklet
CHARLES n WHITE OF Atlantic City.
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cATSKILL t kSESINo

Daily except Sunday. Pier 43, y. r, r. Chris-
tonher St 8 80 =. NJ. Yonkers, 7:30 y. NJ. Time
tables mailed on request or obtained at all hotels
and railway ticket offices. Phone 1867 Spring
Central Hudson Line steamers for Neweurgh.
Pokeepsie Kingston: Pier "a. ~. Franklin 81.
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TIM TABLES.
FALL RIVER LINE

Nv. pier Is. y. R.. foot Fulton 81, week
DAYS and Sundays, 500 p. NJ. Steamers
COMMONWEALTH and PRISCILLA. Or
chestra on each.
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KEANsBURG.
HIGHLANDS.
SEA GIRJ.

GREENLAND HOUSE directly on shore, iron
circular. 81. W. SCHNEIDER water ""'i
Highlands. y. j.
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MOUNT POCONO.
MT. PLEASANT HOUSE g''2 fSos n q agiIiiy
OF Us cooks and trained courteous service.
Dancing FREE GARAGE Booklet and
rates ". q. q n II. IEECH Nj. P0cono. Pa
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THE NANEPAsHEMET

Send for Booklet and Auto Road Map.
AETEL-R " HLL-AlE-
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WATER GAP HOUSE
MOINT POCONO

The leading hotel - Delaware Water Gap, Pa
Sow open. Booklet mailed John purdy cope