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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
Refugees Arrive

San Francisco, November GA party
of French and other foreign residents
of Santa Rosalia, Mexico, fleeing from
an expected capture of the town by con-
stitutionalists, reached this city today,
headed by DR.. p. Rehue. There We're
several women in the party and Dr. Re
hue said about 100 French women had
been taken aboard foreign merchant ships
living In the harbor on the occasion of
the last constitutionalist attack. Octo-
ber 26
Fifty rurales, DR.. Rehue said. succeeded
in driving back the attacking party after
a sharp fight in which two men were
killed and several wounded. The foreign
residents, however, felt that this protec-
tion was insufficient, said DR.. Rehue, and
all were planning to leave soon.
Four French citizens. he said. were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
Measure With Two Diver
gent Views Laid Be-
fore Senate
OWEN WILL FIRE
OPENING GUN
Many Obstacles Confront Passage of
Measure-NO Immediate Ac-
ton Expected by the
Leaders

Washington, November 2.-The adj
amendments proposed by the divided
Senate banking and currency commit
tee. was laid before the Senate today
and debate on tho measure VIII begin
Monday. The two factions of the COM
mittee, headed by Senator Owen ana
Senator Hitchcock, filed their diver
gent views on the administration meas
ure and the bill as passed by the
House was made the unfinished busi-
ness" CT the Senate.
Owen to Open Debate
Senator owen will fire the opening
gun in the debate for the administra-
ton forces. His speech probably will
occupy the entire day. On Tuesday
Senator Hitchcock will begin the at
tack on the administration proposals
in a speech setting forth the position
of his faction of the committee. From
Monday until the end of the special
session, week off, senators will make
set speeches discussing the currency
reform problem.
Although the administration has
finally succeeded in getting the cur
rency bill before the Senate, other OBJ
stacles which threaten to delay the
measure are apparent.
Will Set Aside Bill
On December / the Senate will set
aside the currency bill and by agree
ment take up the bill giving San
Francisco the right to secure a water
supply from the Hetch- -Hetchy valley.
The measure will be disposed of by
har hut ba
Senate has agreed to take up a bill
giving the President authority to build
a government railroad in Alaska. This
may be set aside In favor of the cur
rency bill.
Senate leaders were not inclined to
predict when the currency bill might
be finally acted upon, but 1t was de-
clared certain that its consideration
would run we'll into next year, prob
ably up to about February l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
Child Burned to Death

Fairfield. Neb., November 22.-One child
of C. Sibley of Fairfield was burned to
death and another so badly hurt that it
probably will die when early today the
automobile Mr. Sibley was driving skidded
on wet road. upset, and caught fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
The Day in Congress
SENATE.
Met at noon.

Met at noon.
Administration currency bill for
mally reported with divergent views
of the banking committee.
Elections committee recommended
passage of temporary law for direct
elections of senator's.
Adjourned at 1:45 p. m. to noon
Monday.
HOUSE.
Representative johnson of Wash
ington made a conservation speech.
Adjourned at 1:35 p. m. to Wednes-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
THEY BELIEVED
HOBSON'S CHARGES FALSE

1t was a great outpouring of the peot
pie of Jefferson county
BY their presence, by their attention.
by their patience in remaining for moro
than an hour seated on uncomfortable
boards, or standing in crowded aisles, by
their approval of what was said and done,
by their satisfaction whenever the "hon-
orable opponent" was flayed, these peo-
pie expressed In no uncertain manner that
they not only believed to be false the
charges which have been brought against
Mr.. Underwood but that they resented
those charges.
you shall determine by the votes we
cast in the Congress of the nation which
OF us is the progressive and which ths
reactionary, which the democrat and
which the republican.
This was the first public reference TO
what has often been discussed on street
corners--that Hobsons regard for the
democratic party is entirely a secondary
matter with him. But Mr.. Underwood
did not attempt to go into the matter OF
proof. 1t was simply an intimation. al
most a question. and question for the
people to decide after a study of the rec
ords of the candidates.
This remark brought forth the greatest
demonstration of the evening" and on
beholding the shouting men, one might
have reached the conclusion that many
others had believed. prior to the state
ment, that Hobson's democracy is a neg
ligible quantity.
HOBSON'S ATTITUDE IN
FORMER CAMPAIGNS
Mr.. Underwood made two other distinct
hits.
He brought out the fact that Captain
Hobson had endeavored to make proed-
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BLOODY GARMENT
ONLY EVIDENCE OF
APPARENT MURDER
WOman's Bl0Odstained I'm
dergarment Found While
Unloading a Box Car.
Police Investigating

Des Moines, Ia., November 22.-NIiss
thought to have been murdered some
where between south Bend, WASH, and
aurora, ILL.,, but who was found today
in Des Moines, admitted tonight that
she and her brother, Alfred Love, had
beaten their way from Spokane to Des
Moines in n boxcar.
"rheir story explains the finding of
a blood-stained woman's garment, a
textbook and revolver in the car of
lumber from South Bend, Wash, when
1t was unloaded at Aurora, Ill.
1--WE rode in the boxcar." said Love,
land during the trip l struck my nose
on the car. | had my sisters waist in
my pocket and used it to wipe off the
blood. The revolver is one | brought
with me for protection. 1 dropped it
and could not recover it,
Aurora, ILL.,, November pa systematic
search was begun today for the owner
of a woman's bloodstained undergarment
and a high school textbook, which with
a revolver were found here by men un-
loading a car of lumber from South Bend,
Wash
The articles are held as the only evil
dence of a probable murder committed at
South Bend or somewhere between that
city and Aurora.
Among several names written on a fly
leaf of the book were those of Miss Elsie
Melba Day. Springfield, Ore; Alfred
Lover, Des Moines, Ia, and Mrs. d. H.
Smith, Unionville, Ia. Miss Day has been
at Des Moines visiting relatives for two
weeks. She said she may have loaned the
book to Miss Alice Mccormack, who was
her teacher at Springfield. Miss McCor-
mack was located at Harrisburg, Ore. She
did not remember borrowing the book and
1CanfInued M, paua HeuA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
Postmasters Confirmed

Washington. November p. -(special.)--
Washington, November 22.-(Specia1)
S. l.. Doorah of Reform and j. t. Farmer
of Samson were confirmed by the Senate
as postmasters today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
Mrs. Richard Wooten Dead

Baltimore, November 22.--Mrs Richard
Wooten, s4 years old, member of one
of Baltimore's, prominent families, fell to
her death from window In her room to-
day. She was in feeble health.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
MILITANTS WILL NOT WIN
VOTE, SAYS LLOYD GEORGE
English Chancellor Says Tactics Of Suffragees Have Turned
People Against Them Suffrage Bill Would be
Agains. Will of Public

oX16f1t Is England. November 22.
Ch&& M lloyd George thinks it i'm
po43 bow for women suffragists to
secpr4f bptjon of bill granting the
parI46 &4Ry franchise to women in
the B1< k.leles as they have not
majo1 f1n HE people behind them and
aavo H&aptured in their shifts
any &<X1 &mtchine politically. lie
gave {9br to three deputations
which "a him here today and
broach( Question of women.
eakef9{4l BE deputation from the
oxford vol 5al union told LLOYD
George fral lythat he. being in Ia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23
WAS IN THE MIDST
OF HIS OWN PEOPLE

Mr. Underwood was in the midst of his
own people. When he first made his ap-
pearance, he was greeted with boisterous
applause. When he was presented, every
man of the 1000 stood and every woman.
When he spoke, there followed an honest
demonstration. When he explained the
intricate details of the tariff, currency
and other great bills pregnant with good
Tor the masses of the people, there was
that silence which argues deep attention
thought, study and calm reflection. When
he lifted his voice In that strength, ir
that honesty, In that seriousness which is
the basis of all great oratory. there was
a period of breathless silence broken
finally by understandable applause.
When he pulled from the face of his
honorable opponent" a mask which his
audience believed was one of hypocrisy
there followed shouts of laughter; when
he disseeted the record of his honorable
opponent" and laid bare features of his
career which indicated Indifference to
duty disregard for the instructions OF
constituents and the dictates of party
when he disclosed facts and figures which
tended to prove glaring Inconsistencies in
the public life of his distinguished ops
there was boisterous laughter
the stamping of feet. the clapping Of
hands, the unequivocal expression of en<
tire satisfaction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-23

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HOBSON'S ATTITUDE IN
FORMER CAMPAIGNS

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1856 Macomb. Or. 1855 18th NV i0r. 2b45. So
2h ........... SIS 90 1916 Kenyon 81. b. AS. 80
1853 Park I'd. Or. 2h 1900 900 NV. Tor. As SO
ini& 18th, llr Do. .65 90 l37aS Joceiyn Trb e SO
1919 rairmont N bs5 90 1894 9th NV, Or b. IS so
1870 Park I'd Or. b. 1000 l5<5 9th NV. Sr b - so
1888 Calvert NV. 1914 Ingleside ter.
Sr. 2b ......... 5000 Or, b........... n 50
co.'s 10th NV. Tor bS5 On i42S Ames .6r. 2S so
l8c. 2lst NV Or b.5O65 1921 d ne. 81, b. % so
APARTMENTS.
wilbu-ton 6r, b. 90. hgf Florence Court West.
727 18th nv, 81. 800 2r b ......... .2s. 90
1929 PARK rd, srh41.;o Akron. 5r.b. 25. so
Cope.ay, or. b.. 900 1919 LIST Or. b %. Jo
Darlington. 5r, b. 800 1870 Pa av Or b. IS so :
Hampton. 4r. 80 so 70 Todd ri ne Or, b. 20 Oh
Nottingham, Arb. NJ 80 15ss NV.
Nantucket. 5r,b. 800 5r, b.......... 80 :
Juniats. sr.b. 1000!
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
1888 18th NV. sto $3.50 LIST Il Decatur ne.
i7l0-l6 r 100 store .......... . %
727 18th NV. LIST Is. 90 sis ath NV, sto. 81 %
3O6s Mt Pleas. sto IS 90 BOG eth sw. sto. % Sd
sos 18th. Sr. 5000
COLOREn TENANTS
1i44 18th. 30 d,5r. b22 80 lbs Kirby 6r b. 1850
HAS 18th nv. 7r. 2e.5oi 2ll9 Ward, Ar, b. 10 80
GARAGES.
IS sumner row. SO 30 Rear io15 18th st
Rear 1929 & > DOL NV ......... lS0o
II. l.. RUST. 400 II st. NV.
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1913 35th NV. Tor, has. so
924 LIST NV, or, b. $3.50
$40 I'd NV. Tor. h.32 so
9l5 n Jaw NV. Or. b30. 80
al T NV. Sr, b. 80. SO
800 ID NV. Sr. b. 3.75
1i47 W NV. Sr, b. $3.50
49, ID NV, Or, b. 1850
144O Fla av nw.6.b25.5O
lie + NV, Sr, b. rs. 50
DWELLINGS
u L ne. Or. b. :. .29.50
1875 NC av nee, b. 21.5o
& N ne, Or, b. >. .2l.50
Gil Morris ne, Or, b. 20. so
1901 ii ne. 5r. b. 900
645 Morton ne, Or, b. 1880
1893 9TH ne. Or. b. 1850
So Myrtle ne. Or, b.17.50
DWELLINGS
6 d &c, 6r. b. .26.5o
y ID Sc, Or. b. %. 80
1O5 18th Sc. Or, b. rs. 80
515 18th Sc. Or, b. .21.50
$50 18th se. Sr, b. 20.D
751 10th Sc, Or. b. Is. so
DWELLINGS
4s3 Z sw. ar, W. 10. 80
400 \ sw, Or, b. $50
316 14th sw. 6r. 1880
400 Va av sw, Sr, b. 1880
1346 Union av, 5r. .12.75I
FL
s12 F NV. sr. b. .2s.5O
1911 LIST nw.5r. b. 20. so
BUSINESS
926 LIST NV, store. 5000
1901 Az sw. st&l0r. 30. 90
439 Doth NV. sto. dw32-0
1903 N Cap. store.30 80
201 Va av sw, st. dw25. 90
SO 14th Sc, store. 10. no.
COLORED
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BOT Mo av. 15r. b. 2o. 90
1927 9th NV. 6r. w.&- so
1874 10th NV. Or. $3.50
1885 b ne, Or. b. .20.5l
733 4ih NV, Or, W. N.50
1887 b ne, Or. b. 1880
1909 4th nw,7r. ". 1880
1914 4th NV, Or, .1S.5
1851 B ne, Or, b. .17.50
204S r NV. er, b..17.50
321 18th Sc, Or, b. 16. so
1924 r Cap. Or. b. 1880
33l 18th Sc, Or, b. . 1880
400 Sd sw. Or, w.16.50
2511 III NV. Ar. b. 1880
323 18th Sc. Or. b.16.00
1918 Wylie ne, Or, b. ID. 80
1907 26th NV Or. W. Is. 90
1913 I'd ne, Or, W. 1850
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rs.
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1908 Wat sw. sto. Is. 10
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2710 x NV. Ar. w.11.50
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City. Or. ". 90
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1873 n se, Or. ". 800
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1921 Half sw. Ar. ..7.0
1850 Half sw. 6r. ..7.N
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HARRY wARDMAN,
1880 K 1t. NV. Phone ". ll0l.
f;NFIlh\TSHFIb HDI,SES

HARRY wARDMAN,
$50 rS ! 6 nSi pAq aeu 81 si'''
i LAFAYETTE square. SIS. 10000
1922 1872 Eye nv e rooms sS and baths. 90
sses Mass Mass ave- ave-. IS rooms sass. sas 5000
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9.6 Mcpherson So. 10 rooms, baths. 10000
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oss st. % room. an, .na s' s. ss
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s sas ss;h Nv II TGUms and sasa 800
20ls st. NV. ii rooms and bath. 1900
1879 isa 22nd st, NV; le1 and sstl:;:.. 100
1854 Park road IL rooms and baths. 1900
lOl4 18th ST. NV. II rooms and , baths $500
172s 2lst st. NV, 10 rooms and bath, 5000
1857 II. NV. rooms and . baths. -. eo.oo
i.5S 18th st. NV, u rooms and bath. 5000
2Ul3 10th st. NV, 10 rooms and BATH. $500
l120 18th ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
s1ss Kanawha ST.. Chevy Chase, i2r..2b. 5000
1s Hs sss1a ave- ny aS and AND
1929 Harvard st. 10 rooms. bath. 5000
S Sss9 18th st. NV; 10 rooms and bath. $50
$50 aao ST NV. rooms and bath. 1000
1855 iith ST. NV NV 10 rooms rooms sne soo
815 10Th st. NV. . rooms and bath. 80 Sd
isi7 OTIS place NV. rooms and bah: $3.50
1901 7th st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
1913 Center st.. rooms and bath. b. 30
IA Taylor st. NV. rooms and bath. 30 81
1A47 Monroe st. NV. rooms and bath. 30 -
1850 Meridian St, rooms and bath. 80 -
1886 Summit st. Me-. Or. and b., new. 2a0O
100 Todd place ne. 6r. and bath - 40
lib Chland terrace ne. Or. & b.. new 1850
S040 Cambridge St. . rooms and BATH. - 50
2l4 ST. NV. 8 rooms and bath ...... asa
225la ST. NV. rooms and bath. 22I5
22l9 n st. NV, LIST floor, Or. and bath. 80 -
137 Hobart st. NV. Dir. & bath. new 80 -
$50 Columbia rd, rooms bath. 225t-.
zoos 18th st. NV, rooms aud hath. 900
APARTMENTS HEAT FURNISHED.
The Ashton: li3e II st. NV. ar. 4 b. 1850
Mansfield. 1870 y ST. NV, 3r. and bath 32.51
Ashton, 1336 X st. NV. 2r. and bath. IL -
The SARATOGA. 9TH and +. Cap. In. b. IL 80
l44O Meridian 81, NV. lr. and hath. Is 30
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1924 H, corner nth, will remodel . 81. 900 %.
601 l4th st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
1881 G ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 o.
637 r NV. store and a. ............. 1000 :
1911 Connecticut ave-. 5000
1914 18th ST. NV: will remodel. $50 20
SIS Connecticut ave.. heat furnished. $500
1107 + ST. NV. store ......-..+...... it0.0D
S.W. 14th and l., store 26x.I5. 101.sD.
ill7 u st. NV: will remodel. lJO.n0
1881 l4th st. NV, store, 7r. and BATH. 500
2826 l4th ct. NV. store. Or. and bath. Us W
560S Conn. ave, store and hat. ......... 600
1909 9th ST. NV, store, l2r. and d.. 53W
1859 u st. NV, large store. ............ 60.o1
l7S3 Florida ave. NV. large store. ..... $500
Sc. corner 14th and Irving, store. 1000
HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 K st. NV.
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second and third floors; front and buck yards;
!, key, 900 3 st. s.w.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
7l3 14th st. n. NJ. 2345.
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
HIGH-CLASS APARTMENT FOR COLORED
In a frst-class residential section; close to
3 good lines; almost building and alb.
soutely modern; five and six rooms: tiled
baths: porcelain sinks; large, pleasant rooms.
with high ceilings: every room an outside room;
large porches. Rents. 5000 and $3.50. In
spect these at once.
THE MINERVA. 1888 4th.
Agents,
SHANNON & LUCHS, Renting Service
NJ $40 T13 18th st. NJ. 234J
FOR RENT-133l f ST. N.W.-THE WHOLE
OF the third floor. containing FIVE good rooms,
including heat and elevator service.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY Co,
721 18th NV
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EOR RENT-l624 II ST. NJ
Very desirable corner house OF II rooms and
3 baths; near one Of Washington's most fash
ionabie and DISTINGUISHED clubs and only ~
blocks from three government departments. This
house IL SO arranged that IL may be used - .
private residence for business purposoA
Apply to
73S 18th st. nv.
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$40. so. .1ln6 22d NV, Or
$50. so. 2222 18th nv, Or
$50. so. 1774 wil'd nw.sr
$40. 40. 1925 9th NV. Ar
$40. ...... 81 p NJ, Or
$50. .11l4 9Th ne. 7r
$40. 60. 296 Mass av NV. Or
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$3.50. 1921 9th ne, 1r
$3.50. 1905 Fla av ne. Or
$ls. so. 1909 18th NV. Sr
$3.50. 121aOtis n NV. Sf
| $3.50. 1890 14th NV, <r
| $3.50. .5l6 10Th NV. a.
$lS.5 so. 361S 18th nv. Sf
SIS. 800 X se. 1r
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$3.50. .7l2 18th ne, Or
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$3.50. AL 5th ne. 6e
$l5.40. l6903s 10th nw,0s
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$l4.40. .433 10th sw, He
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$i4. 1917 18th nv. rear
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$3.50 2920 y nv. 81
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| $3.50. .213 Q nv. 8r
$3.50. 6l6 Morton NV .hf
$l2. 20. 1921 Sth re, 5r
$11. 30. II Fentou ne. sf
sos .326 @ ne, 81
So. 90. 900 18th re, ST
e.. 50. los n -. 81
MENTS.
| s2s.h0. The Darlington 81
$2s.O.The Rochester, II
$3.50. The Rochester. yr
$23. The Lonsdale. 2r
&25. The Iandmors, Ar
500. so. The Morton, p
| $40. :. The Terrace, 81
$50. The Cumberland, q
500. The Terrace. ar
! SIS. The Terrace. Ar
ICE.
1881 r NV. once
operty for rent send for
bulletin.
EN- 4 HENSEY CO.,
tn NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
JNFURNISHED 1Coutinue1l ).

FOR RENT
s.. 500. .22O9 Mass Az
NV. 1er
81, 500. 1441 r l Az NV.
1(sr
$3.50. .240l Mass Az. 20r
$50. :. .1403 L nv, Tor
500. :. zoos O NV. 1lr
500. .1733 18th NV. 12r
$I5.&72 Pa nv NV, store
SIS. $40 18th NV. 30. n
$50. 1914 8 NV, Or
$57 so. 1897 18th NV, Tor
SIS. ..1lOl l3th NV. Or
SIS. .3S12 Jocelyn nv, Tor
$3.50. 1889 18th NV. 8r
$51. 20. c02 Ind av nw.10
$50. 1883 b NV. Tor
$50. ...1103 18th NV. Or
$50. .107 Seaton NV, Sr
&45. s.. 32S Ind av NV, 13r
S45.1S14 Newton NV, 1ar
s4s. 17o4 Newton NV. 9r
41.W. .S23 10th NV. Or
$40.S5. Ills r NV. 13r
$40. .2468 Ont I'd NV. Or
$40. so. 1923 Euclid NV, Or
$40. 90. .221 l NV. 12r
$40. 300 r NV, 1lr
$3.50. 1902 s NV, ar
$35. 60. 537 2lst NV. Tor
$685. so. 1890 w NV. Or
e35. so. 1407 Corn nw. Or
SIS. DOT Rock Greek
Church road, store
$50. so. 1880 18th NV, sr
$3.50. 14O7 1Ath NV, sto
$3.50. 128 G Sc, Tor
$3l. so. 1922 Corcoran. sr
$40. so. 1000 Marlboro, 6r
$50. so. .4026 9Th NV, Sr
$50. so. $40 varnam, 7r
$50. so. 1895 Fla av NV. Or
$27 so. .4n13 9th NV, 7r
SOS. 20. ..221 d NV. llr
So. so. $40 Shep'd NV. ar
$25. so. 4o4 N NV, Or
S25 so. 4013 Marlboro, Or
SOS. SO. .4oos I'd NV. q
SOS. 40. ;. .215 9Th Sc. Or
SIS. so. 1923 1Ath nv. 81
APART
SIS. The Lonsdals, Or
$50. The Cumberland. 5r
$37. The Morton. 4r
$3.50. The Phoenix. sr
$37. 80. The darlington, 5r
S35. The Ripley, 3r
SIS. The darlington, 4r
$40. The Cs vendish. 3r
s3O. The Landmore. sr
sos. so. The Arden. 3r
OFF
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