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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

UP TOWN. IS large handsomely furnished
rooms, now netting S125 per month. good
lease Rent only SIS Per month S5oo cash
viii swing
NEW MODERN BUILDING. every conve-
nience elegantly furnished. desirable loca-
ton Income $500 and up per month Long
lease, rent s2I2. $3.50 cash viii buy
Near Library IL new and beautifully fur
nished rooms All rooms rented from IS to
81 per week Well worth $500 For quick
sale, only 1890.
A SNAP, rooms. kitchenette. sleeping
porch beautifully furnished desirable loca-
ton good lease. Rent sf5 per month Only
$3.50. $3.50 cash
N. r. TOWNLEF.
with Bailey Land Company
sos Mesa Avenue Phone ZOOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
For Sale Real Estate--City PrODerty

TWO LOTS on TroWbridge, cheap. cash or
terms. Phone 6S9S r
EACEPIIONAL bargain, direct from owner
Tor i days only. rooms . porches. story
req pressed brick. full lots first class CON
dition, north side paving paid. is minutes
walk from postoffice- Price $3.50. Phone
1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

4 $500 HOME FOR S24OO IF
TAKEN NOW.
Beautiful 5 room bungalow in
Grand View. on proposed Scenic
Driveway. we'll constructed by
owner, now offered at a sacri-
flee This IS the best bargain
and most desirable home in the
city TO be had at near the price
Terms
Pennebaker-TWO Republics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
YOU'RE IN THE MARKET OF
Not. READ THIS

Splendid brand new, soulhfront room
tapestry brick bungalow. Living room all the
way acroR the front Of house Oak floors
built In mantel. bookcases, buffet kitchen
cabinet and medicine cabinet Tile floor in
bath Large sleeping porch Basement and
furnace. Near car and school Price only
s3375. $3.50 cash Balance $50 month. This
house viii be ready for occupancy by Jan.
1st
Maeon-Scott Realty Co.
426 Mills Bldg Phone 5570.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

ONLY $1,000 FOR THIS MODERN
room brick $500 cash. balance like
rent Located East Fl Paso Can
give immediate possession
Cassidy 3 NeeI, I'll Mills st.
BUSINESS PROPERTYs
so feet. next north Of Swift & Co. on Kan
APARTMENT HOUSE SITES.
125 feet on Mesa Ave. corner River street.
one block north Of Knickerboeizer apartments
S12,5oo. Look them over by your lonely or
foRe s12.
Park " Pitman Realty Company
701 Two Republics Bldg
$500 $3.50 Cash
Gold street -Four rooms and screened porch.
near car line. SIS Per month viii buy this
sssss. $500 Cash
Douglas street Three rooms on two cor
ner lots. has al conyeniences- one block
from car line. Terms $z5 a month and in
sss5o- $3.50 Cash
-Four room bungalow, glsssed in sleeping
porch. fifteen minute car service Not far
from school s25 per month and interest
Fort Boulevard. Five rooms. stacco. interior
finish mission. grass and vines in yards all
fenced garage 16x16. Can be bought for
$1,000 Terms
Tularosa St Fine pebble dash house with
i've rooms ana ElasseQ IN sleeping porch.
basement with three large rooms. steam
heat. hardwood floors. first class bath. with
tile floor selected lighting fixtures. paved
street and sidewalks. car line. unusual
quality for $4,000. Easy terms
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio
WILL TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
Up TO $4,000 Have about so acres valley
land 10 put IN as part payment
3 room residence, close in, VIII trade cheap,
SSge9.
TENEMENT 80 ROOMS.
lots. corner ali FOR 5000 Terl1s~
ROOM, STORY. RIO GRANDE ST
VIII trade for smaller house or lots.
APARTMENT APARTMENTS $780,
VIII take small cash payment, lots or auto
part payment. bal easy.
FINE APARTMENT SITE.
AIundy Hts. corner Epson Ave 100 It. 'front.'
age Price $4,000. Terms
Rio Grande Realty Co
211-e12 First Nat Bank Bldg
81 FEET on TEXAS ST $50. 900.
This IS the best buy on Texas
INV > room bungalow on Bliss st. Corner
paving paid, full sized basement Price
s5750. $500 down, s25 and int
NEW s room bungalow on Wyoming $3.50,
$3.50 ash balance $50 and int on lots
Garage
a BARGAIN on Mesa Ave. 7sx122. south Of
Wyoming St $4,000.
We HAVE an investment that pays % per
cent or ss6. 600 $4,000 cash will handle
NEW room bungalow, large basement !
viii take vacant lots as part payment. Price
1880 500 cash will buw IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
81 FEET on TEXAS ST $4,000.
THE BEST BUILDING
SITE N GOVERNMENT HILL.

$40.
eiz lots (625z ftx140) on high
ground, next TO $4,000 home and sur
rounded by beautiful homes. south
front level. gas and water in alley.
Positively the best buy In the adj
dition. This won't last so see Us
at once.
Pm. SOS. Creel 4 Phillips. sol Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16


4 Co. ~ Trust Bldg
VALLEY LAND WANTED.
In exchange for these = cottages on
Mesa Ave. 52x120 south Of Montana
St 1t viii make a beautiful apartment
site What have you
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
NOTICE.
Otho r. Hill formerly of the firm OF Ohio r
Hill Co. r. $. Huffman and A G. Rintleman,
formerly Of the Geo H Booth Co, have
formed a partnership and Will conduct a
general realty. building and insurance BUSH
ness. The firm viii be known as Hill, Huff
man ana Rintleman- 81 Mills Bldg. Phone
PSI
TWO CLOSE INAHONES-
New and up TO date home ) rooms finished
basement and heating plant; corner lot 40x
10 east and south fronts. Immediate DOS
session. Only $4,000 Terms reasonable.
An ideal home Of 5 rooms and cellar. Lot
39Xl20 facing Houston Park This Is a
bargain at $500 Reasonable terms can be
Business property that should interest in
vestors
For Rent
cisco St-'-Ihe White Way" The basement
P. r. spur.
Richard H Thome
51s san Francisco St Phones q and 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
$50 DOWN.

$50 DOWN.
$40 a month including interest buys
this brand new room bungalow, fair
ly close in on good street Has hard
wood floors, all builtin features large
sleeping porch Brand new, never been
occupied.
SsS5o
Phi SOS. CreeI Phillips. sOf Mesa
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
We have several new heated bungalows.
beautiful location On paved street. Can We
show you Auto waiting
ON MAGOFFIN AVE
Close in . small houses rented SIS per month
SIS 600 Fine apartment site.
FOR RENT-Five and six room houses
Phone 4449- Mckee Bros. 2Os Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
FOr SaIe-Rooming Houses.

For Sale-RoomIng houses.
-~~~-o~-~-~-~---~-~-~---~-
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
r L Daniel Furn- & Matt Fcty-
BOOMING house for sale. Il rooms. all
filled, 500 cash. Must sell at once Phone
2f12.
SEE THIS ONE.
u rooms groom apartments, single
rooms, always rented Rent $40 Good long
lease. Only 1915. See Mr.. Rice.
Ramey Bros.
sos First Nat. Bank Bldg Phone SIS
SIX ROOM. rented. clears rent. lights.
water and fuel bills Walking distance. will
take second hand Ford as part payment
Rent $27-50- Phone 6229
SEE THIS ONE.
s rooms. ] sleeping porch. nice and clea1.
good furniture. close In Only SS25- Small
cash payment TO good party. See Mr. Rice
Ramey Bros
sos First Nat Bank Bldg Phone 61a
WILL TRADE.
A fine 3 room brick cottage on IS foot cor
ner. completely furnished and rented. for
good rooming house. fairly close in. that is
reasonable 1 only want $500 for my
house and ground Lawrence Reedie. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

sale only 1900.
A SNAP. S rooms. kitehenette. sleeping
porch. Beautifully furnished. desirable ioca-
ton. good lease Rent SIS per month Only
f''O' '-'' n. + FOWNIEY.
with Bailey Land COMPANY
sos Mesa Avenue Phone ZOOS.
THIS Is SPLENDID.
Fl rooms right down town All rented A
bargain, $3.50 cash See Mr. Rice
Ramey Bros.
sos First Nat Bank Bldg Phone SIS
For Sale-Rooming and Boarding
Houses.
TEN rooms cheap. Phone sass J.. 701 Magof-
I'm
TEN room rOOming house close in for sale,
Phone 1855 r.
For Sale or Exchange-Sesl Estate
WILL TRADE lots as first payment on bun
galow- A /. care Herald
WILL TAKE LOTS OR AUTO or small cash
payment on beautiful new 4 room bungalow.
Altura Only $3.50, easy terms Phone Hell
mann, 2IS7-
For SaIe-FurnIt1re.
FURNITURE-Almostn new. cheap bargain.
party leaving 111s E San Antonio.
FURNITURE and victroIa for sale. Phone
57s4 J.. after p m
FOR SALE-Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chine, good condition. cheap Phone $751;
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale SIS Magof-
fin Phone 6s3s
FURNITURE FOR sALE-Four room house
wei located. rent $e5. Phone 6215.
WANTED-Furniture. Must be cheap for
cash. Phone soos.
OAK dresser 81. folding. bed SIS couch IS.
1924 Montana
We exchange new furniture and stoves for
Phone lIOe. chas FOut1.
FURNITURE Of six rooms. house for rent.
Splendid location TO rent rooms 5 blocks
from Plaza Phone 1925 J.
FURNITURE OF five rooms. sewing machine.
photograph with records. cheap. 14l1 Wy
oning
SEVEN rooms furniture for sale. -Four
rooms pays rent and expenses Close in, Ne
Coffin Phone 51S7 W
REFINISHING furniture ana pianos. Color
changed to suit r L Daniel. Furn- & Matt
4ety-
FOR SALE AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
I Buffet
China closet
Dining table
Library tables
Leather couch
Big rockers
l Dressing set consistiur OF 1 chair. &
rocker, dresser and dressing table. Birds Eye ,
Maple.
Book case.
! Porch swing
Iron beds and springs.
3 Mattresses.
Gas lamps
/ Kitchen cabinet.
Dining room chairs.
. Bed room carpets
. Dining room pictures and two other pic !
lures
Piano cost $3.50 Must be sold by Monday
December 20th, and removed on that date
Viii sell furniture at S275. piano at S175, B.
or entire lot at $3.50. Apply at Apartment s. 4
lio6 Mundy avenue
SeI-Lives5oca-BuS.
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and wagon Pm. 47ie.
Buy registered Duroc Jersey hogs Of Gil
let's dairy. 40 Caples building
FOR SALE-Jersey COW. VIII trade for
horse and wagon Phone 44fe-
FOR SALE-Easy terms or rent one good
work horse. Phone 6s36 ii. 219 North Stan
ION.
PERSIAN SHEEP. hardest and best all
purpose sheep. Five bucks and fifteen bred
ewes Henry Parks. Grandfield. Okla.
FOR SALE or Il head Hoistein and
Jersey cows. one and two years old. one
iaddle pony for boy OF ~ years. Phone 5505.
For SaIe-MoiOrcycIes. !
SINGLE HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

HUOD plaIo- FI0Ha %
FOR 500 CASH quick q Harvard upright
mahogany case. good as new. owner sick,
must have money at once Call mornings
IA2E nlrrtle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

BUNGALOWS, LOTS OF THEM
Have over twenty-five brand new BUNGALOWS
any size, any price, any location. and on
your own terms Give yourself a square
deal see Us first
See Ohio r. Hill.
With
Hill, Huffman a Rinfleman.
Phone 25L 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

ONLY $1,000 FOR THIS MODERN
q room brick $500 cash. balance like
rent. Located East Fl Paso. Can
give immediate possession
Cassidy 8 NeeI, 2II Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

FOR SALE By OWNER-AIOst attractive
new home in Manhattan Heights. modern in
every detail rooms, Sleeping porch. heat
Ing plant. garage, extra large living and
dining rooms. hardwood floors. buiItin fea-
lures throughout, beautiful electric fixtures
south front For particulars inquire at
premises, 2S1S Wheeling st. or sos Capies
building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
Duty Of the City to the Unemployed

CtEyERAL hundred men will be put 10
- work as soon as the relocation Of the
sewers to make way for the subway begins.
This sort Of help for the unemployed Is the
best possible. 1t puts food in the mouths OF
the hungry and clothing on the backs of the
shiyering and deprives no man and no
woman of that self-respect which is the most
valuable asset Of every solvent citizen. The
surest way to pauperize a man lis to exhaust
his reserve supply of this asset,
Now, IL $500, 900 spent in preparation for the
new subways will relieve SO many men and
give comfort to so many families, what will
100000 expended on the subways them
selves dor Any boy in the grammar grades
OF the public schools can answer this simple
question. In the March election on subway
construction is wrapped UP the relief of thou
sands of unemployed right here in Philadel-
phia. If work on the new rapid transit sys-
tenn can begin this spring, instead of some
time next year, a whole year of narrow ra-
lions and possible starvation is avoided.
But the benefit of subway construction
would not be exhausted by the employment
OF workmen here. The manufacture of the
steel that will be needed will give work to
Idle steel mills. The cement and the timber
and the motors and the cars and all the raw
material and finished product that will be re-
quired before trains can be run will be repre-
scented by living wages and a full pay en-
velope every Saturday night to workmen in a
score of different industries in various parts
of the country.
Even II present Inadequate transit facili-
ties were not a compelling cause for begin
ming the work at the earliest possible mo-
ment, the reason which lies in the benefit
that would follow the expenditure of two
score of million dollars in these days of
slowly recovering business confidence would
alone be enough to justify instant action by
Councils in ordering a March election.
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Black.is.white Economy

GHAIRMAN McCoMBs, who is about to
sound the tocsin and bring together de
serving Democrats for a feast of jubilation,
does not miss the mark very far when he
declares that the people are economizing and
expect the Government to do likewise.
But shouting frugality and voting extrava-
gance is not the kind of economy the country
is after. 1t wants the real thing, not a fake
substitutes. To take thirty millions out of the
Treasury for investment in steamship lines,
which IL Is deliberately planned shall be I'M
profitable, is a sort of bla~ck-is-white
economy.
Mr.. McCombs should r~ecollect that only a
minority of the people are fools and a ma
jority win be required to elect the next
President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
What German Submarines Can Do

ADMIRAL Won IRPIT knew what he
IA was talking about when he said that IL
the British navy attempted any raid on the
German coast 1t would have to reckon with
the submarines. The German submarines
showed what they could do a while ago when
they sank a British warship in the North
Sea; but on Saturday they startled the Brit
3sh and astonished naval experts OF all ma
lions by appearing in the Irish Sea off Fleet
wood, SO miles north of Liverpool. and sink
ing three British merchant vessels. The sub
marines rose to the surface, hailed the crews
Of the vessels, gave them time to leave In the
lifeboats, and then blew up the ships.
This feat was accomplished 800 miles, by
the shortest route, from the nearest German
base. The submarines had to sail down the
North Sea, through the strait Of Dover and
the English Channel. out into the Atlantic.
and then up ST. Georges Channel into the
Irish Sea. On the way TO their work Of de-
struction in the Irish Sea they sank another
British ship Off HaVTe.
Ths development of the underwater war
ship that can operate so far from its base and
escape detection at win has given TO the Ger
man navy a weapon the effectiveness OF
which & Is not possible to ov~erestimate. Mer-
rhant shipping Is powsrless before 1t, and
warships cannot guard successfully against
ia attacks. The zeppelins may terrorize the
&6asf cities. but the submarines do the work
% destruction at sea, and menace the naval
supremacy Of the British as It has not been
thrastened before since the war began.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
Be Americans First

TT IS remarkable that any association Of
i American citizens should organize a ma
tional movement ITO re-establish genuine
American neutrality and make their basic
demand the adoption by the United states
OF a policy which would at once put the
nation s~quarely in an unneutral position.
There are millions Of good American citl-
zens whose sympathies in the great war are
with the Fatherland. If Germany controlled
the seas and were able to give safe conduct
to ships loaded with munitions of war for
tho Kaiser's troops, these citizens would re-
sent any attempt to close the American mar
ket. They would be right in so doing. 1t is
not for a neutral to make it's policy ut the
changing fortunes Of war, according to It's
sympathies. It must follow precedent and
international law.
1t is even more unfortunate that an or
ganization should be formed to Introduce into
our politics the animosities of foreign ma
tons, or to pledge candidates to a course
favorable to this foreign Power or that.
Such a scheme is %freighted with peril for the
United States, and with moro peril for the
men willing to embark on so hazardous an
enterprise. The war may be over before
another election of Importance takes place in
this country, and 1t will be fortunate If It is,
for when our foreign policy and our inter-
probation of international law become parti-
san questions, to be determined by popular
vote, then crisis will pile on crisis and our
days of peace be numbered.
The way to be neutral is to be neutral,
which means to give the advantages of our
open markets to whatever nations wish and
are able to take them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
German War Songs

From the English Review.
This Intellectual sentimentallsm, which the
Kaiser found is to easy TO play upon, is re-
vealed in the grandeur OF their martial songs
and the reverence with which they sing them.
'Die Waeht am Rhein," "zwei Grenadiere,"
Deutschland ueber Alles,' Hell Dir I'm sleg-
eskTanz"-these are no ordinary songs OF
patriotism. They are pregnant with old Ger
man thought and tradition. Like the melody
OF the Lorelei, they reflect the deep root OF
German romance. OF German thwarted loves
and ambitionsi they are the living voice of the
old Gothic cathedrals. No country in the world
has such cherished traditions as the Germans.
There Is a quality IN their music which seems
10 spring out OF memories of the soil, OF the
castles, of the Father Rhein. The students at
the universities meet and drink precisely as
their ancestors did In LutheTs time. Lore, sem
timent, tradition, antiquity-these are a national
cult. visible In the national respect for learning
and research. 1t Is no eXaggeration 10 say that
the Germans are still stepped IN medieval
thought and habit-the proud and conscious
'barbRrtans' u Europe. SO IN the young EN-
peror they saw nothing untoward or ARTIFICIAL.
He seemed TO Germans to stand at their head
as the very "geist' OF their genius. the ineor-
porate figure Of the true German Valor. armed
capable like some heayen-sent emisEary OF
Wetan 70 bring deliveranes 10 his people,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01

TiEE PRECEDENT was deeply moved last year
Lby the privilege Of participating IN the ma
tioneI Fourth Of July celebration here. and he
viii certainly be impressed by the weight or
his obligation 70 his country when he Is
asked = some here IA the spring TO address
about 900 aliens who win secure their nnal
citizenship papers within a few weeks.
The opportunity 70 talk to 30 large q num-
Der q men who win soon cast their first vote
IS a fsse land would appeal to every patriotic
8meglcan. But Il must appeal With ire
ll.bIe strength 10 a'man who has given his
Ile Is teaching others the art and science Of
rs.itIez and the obligations 81 citizenship. The
President y expected 70 accept the invitation
iAqat lhe slightest hesitation.
And ahiis Re Is hers The opportunity can
a 10 him q assist ia the restoration
aaaeadence Square e is aneienf beauty.
s ihefs $50 getting Q'd fQrestazs
ST. #as esq Sc eezz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01

cutting down those hopelessly decayed. There
should be a presidential elm in the Square,
planted by the first President who ever par
tlcipated in the national celebration OF the
Fourth in independence Hall. Arrangements
can easily be made to combine the observ-
ance of Arbor Day by the planting OF an elm
by Mr.. Wilson with the induction into Ameri-
can citizenship of 1000 men by planting in
their minds a proper respect for the priv
ilege and obligation of American sovereigns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
Snug Apologies Instead of Leaders

DbluS EAPOAOHloLo IhoLOoh VI LCduCAo
E1ORTY thousand men yesterday fought
l. their way through snow and rain and
slush to the tabernacle. Almost unanimously
these 10000 Numbered their approval of
the evangelist's bludgeon blows for decency.
Those two great audiences were a shame
and a humiliation to SNUG men of Philadel-
phia, for they showed in the most c%onviuc-
ing way that there was in them a thirst for
better things and they were ready, under mill
tant leadership, to tear into shreds the whole
fabric of political corruption, or any other
kind of organized corruption existing in this
city. Yes, a humiliation to SNUG men Of Phil
adelphia who might, If they had wished long
ago, have driven into their holes the whole
coterie of plunderers who have waxed fat
by p~illaging the municipality.
There were 10000 men hungry for good
leadership, such as SNUG gentlemen might
have given. Who are these gentlemen? Their
names were printed in boldface type last
fall. They will have a chance again to be
champions for honest government or apollo
gists for dishonest government in the APP
preaching municipal campaign. And in that
campaign the $1,000 of yesterday will vote.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
An Innocent Victim of Fame

ENAME and youth have been thrust upon
J. the White House baby together at an age
when he is too young and too weak to resist
either. His youth is a concomitant OF his
entry upon the stage of life. But his fame
is due to the accident of his parentage and
the place of his birth. 1t has compelled him,
at the tender and defenseless age of two
weeks, to submit to the unsympathetic gaze
of the photographer, who after telling him
to look pleasant, graciously permitted him
to resume his natural expression. And the
photographs of the tender thing have been
spread broadcast for the satisfaction of the
curiosity of those anxious to know what a
Presidents grandson looks like.
The infant could have told them in ad-
vance that a baby is only a baby unless it
is your very own. In such a case it becomes
something too precious for words, as every
mother knows. So the prematurely famous
child in Washington may be pardoned If he
fails to understand why grandmothers. and
just mothers, and would-be mothers are so
anxious to look at his little round face with
It's blinking eyes, it's button Of a nose and
it's triangular mouth with the dimple at one
corner.
The attention that the youngster will APP
preciate most of all that he has received is,
doubtless. the invitation to Join the Young
Mems Christian Association, extended by the
newsboy who delivers the papers 10 the
President, for the smaller a boy is the more
delight he finds in being called a man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01
The Island Of Honr.Konr.

FTom tho NeW DrI9ana blaLea-
Hong-KoHg Is a small isand. containing "a
square miles. lying 70 the northeast OF the
estuary OF the Pearl River and 90 miles from
Canton. Tbs new territory the Kowloon ex-
tension. contains 45 SQUARE miles The popula-
ficn OF Houe-hong aad the new Territory ap-
bruzimatee $4,000. ana the European nopula.
uea Aoes nez =xceed 1zeQ, e 4hom a ~
zezzteFE
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measure the poverty of voorhees, men and
women at home.
And Miss Spencer energies from a whirl-
wind of work to say: "If the women will
only clear out their linen closets and send
us all their old linen and go to the shops
and buy new linen and things it will be
good for trade, too.