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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

gressman. Every day, people, voters,
the Democrats of this district, come ia
and jump on the editor with both feet
and tell US that We are not saying any
thing al all about our next congress
man, john A. Horton We try to rea-
son with them and claim that we have
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

ergy and is a sticker. He never gels
discouraged or gives up, and for that
reason he has made good in the busi-
ness world Remembering the hard
road he had to travel, Mr.. Horton is
said 10 have reached down and helped
several struggling young men, who ap-
preciated mis- aid and have followed in
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

Smart Young Man-What do you.
think of Brown?
Indignant Old Gentleman-Brown,
sir! He is one of those people that
smack you on the back before your face
and hit you in the eye behind your
back.-Tit-Bits
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

lots of good dope in our desk to pub
lish about Horton next summer, but
this is not satisfactory to any of his
supporters, and if life lasts till our
next issue, the week before the fair,
the Journal wild tell you something
about the hundreds of people who are
urging MIN to make the race. Horton
is a busy man, but the demands being
made upon him to make the race for
Congress are too strong-they are too
numerous for him 10 remain silent.
Horton, our next congressman, will
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
Strong Demands That He Make Raj

From The Belton Journal
No doubt some people may think
that the editor of this paper is having
too much to say about the candidacy
of Mr.. John A. Horton for congress-
this being an off year. But readers,
bless your souls, We can't help saying
a few nice things about our next con-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

his footsteps and made good. We hope
that the friends of Mr.. Horton will
take advantage of every opportunity
and talk Horton
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
Cures Old Sores, Othsr Rsmsass Won't sra.

The worst cases. no matter of how long sta .ding.
are cured by :he wonderful, old reliable DR..
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. il relieves
-; Il ak; Heals a. tHn s2-1c :i:e. sos. Si.Hl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

There seems to be no doubt that
we are to have a bank guaranty
law. An administration bill has
been introduced which seems like
ly to be enacted. In addition to
this two initiative petitions have
been filed, one for what is known
as the Coffey law, and the other
for a bill framed by the bankers
association. The administration
bill is very similar to the bankers
bill. If this bill is passed there
should be some way of choking off
the initiated measures, but it seems
there is not, and it will be neces.
sary to go to the expense and
trouble of submitting them to the
voters in 1916.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

A movement of a general nature
seems to be sweeping over the
country to abolish capital punish
ment. Gov. Byrne recommended
1t in his message and a bill to that
effect has been introduced in the
legislature. 1t is said that similar
balls will be introduced in thirty
eight state legislatures this year
Whether reducing the penalty for
murder would diminish the crime
is question. but it is q fact that
his country is shamefully lax in
the punishment of that offense.
About nine out Of every ten mur-
derers are never apprehended, a
larger percent than in any other
civilized country. Even among
the few that are convicted and
sentenced for life imprisonment a
large per cent are pardoned.
Whether this movement for greater
leniency is wise or not we will not
predict, but we are convinced tina,
|aeciety is entitled to greater pro.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

Col. Roosevelt has contributed
another article to the Independent
in which he attacks Pres. Wilson !,
administration for not interfering g
to prevent the invasion of Belgium
He then explains his idea of what
a peace treaty should be. He
would form a league of the great
powers to preserve peace. He
would establish court of arbitra-
tion to which disputes between
these nations should be submitted
and he would have the nations
agree to act with a combined mill
tary strength to enforce the DEGREES
of this court. So far Mr.. Roose.
welt is in accord with these who
favor an effective peace treaty.
He then proceeds to kick over the
whole plan and make it q farce by
the following provision "That this
treaty shall explicitly secure to
each nation and except from the
operations of any internationa N
tribunal such matters as it's terri
torial integrity, honor, and vital
interest" There is not dispute
that conlsl arise between, nations
thas could not be excluded from
this arbitration court on one OF
these exceptions. Even the in.
vasion of Belgium would not be
subject to this tribunal if Mr..
Roosevelt's plan had been in op
GRAFTON, as Germany claims it was
a matter of ''vital interest" to her
to invade Belgium. It is imp ossi
bic to give Mr.. Roosevelt credit for
sincerity in such an argument.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

In the committee assignments
in the legislature the Bon Homme
county members got appointments
as follows: In the house Green
is chairman of committee on Drain
age and Artesian Wells and mem !
Der of COMMITTEES on Bridges and
Ferries; Dairy Products, and Fed
eral Relations. Stecklsr is on Cor
porations; Medicine and Surgery,
and Warehouses, Grain and Grain
Grading. In the senate Berndt is
a member of committee on hppor-
tionment.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

The prospects are quite encour-
aging for modification of our
primary law by the present legisla-
ture. The republican state COM
mittee has almost unanimously
recommended it and the legislature
seems to be largely in favor of it
The purpose is to simplify the pro
cess and do away with the long and
complicated ballot. Two plans
are proposed. One provides for
the nomination and election of on
ly a few of the more important Of
fcers and would make minor state
officers appointive by the governor.
This plan would require an amenl-
ment to the constitution and it is
not likely that the voters would
sanction such change. The 9th.
er plan, and the one most likely to
be adopted, is to nominate 9 'unty
legislative, congressional and sen.
.atorial candidates, governor and
lieutenant governor by primary
vote, and also elect delegates to a
state convention, this convention
to nominate all candidates for mi
nor state offices,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14


lection, and whatever action may
be taken should have that end in
view. Today the most desperate
characters are permitted to roam
at will over the country endanger-
ing the lives of innocent people.
We do not believe that free pardon
should ever be given to a person,
once convicted of murder or man
slaughter. In exceptional caaes
one might be paroled, but they
should always be kept under sur
veilance by the authorities and
listed as unsafe characters.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

DIR. Fl. P. Carson, now OF Huron,
has been stated clerk of the South
Dakota synod Of the Presbyterian
church for over 80 years, and has
just issued the annual synod min :
utes for the 31st time. DR.. Carson
is now moderator of the synod as
we'll as stated clerk, and at the
last meeting of the synod he was
presented with purse of over
$400 as recognition of his long
and faithful service.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

congress to prohibit the sale of
munitions of war to any of the
belligerent powers. If such a
measure is PASSED it should be per-
petual. It is just as bad to sell to
a nation that is preparing for war
as it is to sell after war is in pro.
gress. In fact it is more import
ant to keep the match away from
the child before the building is on
fire than to refuse to give him
more after the building is on fire.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

the Dakota Republican, pub
lished at Vermillion, started on
volume ffty-6ve last week. This
we believe is the oldest newspaper
published in the state, and there
is none better. Mr.. Denforth, the
senior editor, has been one of the
.proprietors for twenty years, and
is we believe married to the paper,
as he isn't married to anything
Else. Mr.. Sloan, the junior men,
Der of the firm, has put in eighteen
years on the paper, and both may
we'll feel that their efforts have
been rewarded.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

The immigration bill including
the hteraey clause. passed both
houses of congress with such large
maiorities that it seems Inevitable
that it will be passed over the presi-
dents veto even if he should veto it.
To be consistent a literacy quail
6cation should be applied to all
citizens whether natives or imrni.
grants. 1t is unjust to demand
this standard of an immigrant
and permit a native, brought up
with all the advantages of free
school privileges, to exercise the
rights of citizenship without such
qualifications.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

A Washington report says that
Congress- may declare an embargo
on all foodstuffa, The European
demand is cansing the prices OF
these products to soar to unreason.
able heights, and it is feared that
if shipments are not stopped that
the supply for home consumption
will be exhausted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14
Medill Mccormick and W. 81

Medill Mccormick and W. b.
Hinabargh, of Illinois, both prime
movers in the organization of the
bull moose party, have enrolled
themselves as republicans, but as
long rs Col. Roosevelt and Trust
Magnate Perkins remain loyal it
cannot be said that the back bone
of the bull moose has been broken.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

The belmont Record says that a
conservative estimate shows that
fully 500 horses have died in Dou.
glas and Charles Mix counties from
cornstalk disease.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

!. :. !
to advertise the sale of the old court
house building and contents, sale to he
held on Saturday, Jan 16, 1915, Col.
Thos. f. Morgan auctioneer. Motion
carried "a s
On motion the following bills were.
allowed. y
F M Scoblic, expenses to Yank-;
ton etc 5 25
l. l. Wagner, sheriff fees and
care of prisoners III 05
L l. Wagner, sheriff e fees for Dec
ember term of court 81 80.
} l. Meighen, expenses to Nit
chell co judge meeting S 40
On motion the report of the commits :
sioners of Insanity in case Of John
Bruiler was accepted and the following
bills allowed.
J l. Meighen, co, judge SIS 90
f M Scoblic, attorney 90
Herm Klima, physician z 90
l. L Wagner, sheriff Is 90
On motion the report the Commits
sioners of insanity in case of Alvina
Hinzmann was accepted and the fol-
lowing bills allowed:
il Meighen co Judge S. 90
F NJ Scoblic, attorney 200
Herm Klima, physician 90
l. l. Wagner. sheriff 90
Moved and seconded that the bills of
Mrs. Maggie Spiker and Theo. H
Schroeder for land for road purposes he
and they ale hereby rejected. Motion
carried.
Moved and seconded that the sheriff
be aud he is hereby instructed to place
the name of Ed Berringer on the
blacklist in the county of Bon Homme
Motion carried.
On motion the following commits
sioner and sheri ffbills were allowed:
Cbas Dirks : Commissioners 90 ~
salary &nileage 20 w
q N McCollum q 20
Jos. v. Wagner 's IL
L. FL Abbott Z" 20
l. L Wagner, sheriff attending
commissioners 6 on
On motion board Adjourned sine die.
lAttest1 G N McCo1lum.
G. e. SToDDARp Chairman Pro Tenn.
Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

The mass meeting to choose a
successor to Commissioner II. G
Gum was held this afternoon.
Two candidates we're in the field
W. A. Cobb and Alex. Brown,
Total vote so7 Cobb 217; Brow
90.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

IL Robinson, recording | so
On motion the justice report of r. M.
Cotton in case of Geo mclaughlin was
accepted and following bills allowed:
II M Cotton, justice fees " 95
On motion the justice report of j j
Maus in case of John XIX was accept
ed and the following bills allowed;
J ] Maus' justice fees Ss5
On motion the justice report of j j
Maus IN case of Frank johnson was
accepted and the following bills allowed
J J Maus, justice fees 81 95
Onmotion the justice report of F. l.
Smith in case OF James Olivia and Chas
Lolnowsky was accepted and the fol-
lowing bills allowed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14
D. BON HoMME COUNTY. $ B. THURSDAY JANUARY a. 1916

The bill to amend the national
franchise to permit women suff
rage was defeated in the house by
by vote of 2O4 to IT'S.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

A joint resolution has been in.
troduced in the legislature urgiag
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present.
G N McCollum, chairman pro tenn.
Jos V Wagner, Chas Dirks, It H Alb
bott; e E Stoddard, county auditor and
L l. Wagner, sheriff Absent: H. G.
Gum
Moved and secluded that the county
auditor be and he Is hereby Instructed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14
Commissioners Proceedings
(Continued from last Week.)

Springfield Times, printing S.l4 95
Fridrich. county work 8 40
Brown & Saenger, furnitur for
new courthouse as per con-
tract -: 37l1 Is
Geo .Kelnea, county work 20
Tyndall Light Plant, current 13 O5
Oak. Cen. Phone Co, phone
rent etc 70 ffGG re-
JOS. Kreici, meals for jury 10 50
Wiederrich & Hotf, hardware 90
H. B. Phoenix, painting chairs S5
Ed. Haiek, auto fund 80 90
Olivia Bros, mdse So
L Ptak Lbr Co, culverts etc 279 O6
Goodridge-Call Lbr Co, lumber IL so
On motion the tax of Frand Nedved
for S3s 33 for the year 1913 was abated.
On motion the county auditor is
hereby instructed to issue refund for
Sl4 81 for the Year 1913 on the Es
NWl sec l4-96-5S to the county
treasurer on account of having iuclud-
ed the amount twice in the TAX receipt.
Motion carried.
L V Ptak Lbr Co, lumber etc
as amended SIS 90
On motion the school and road tax
of Jos. Engel was abated
Fullerton Lbr Co. lumber 80
Philip Daub, county work OO
A Hajek, moving safe etc As co.
VIM McBurney, kerosene 20
" Olson, black smith work Is 90
Bonner Geeting, county work 10 so
Fred Bochmann, auto fund 90
Geo Ratson, county work 3 75
Iyndall Prtg. co, printing "a 20
Tyndall Farmers Institute "a 10
Otto Hansen, expenses to state
encampment. 5 20
On motion the coroner's report in
case of c. e. Pendarvis was accepted
and the following bills allowed:
Vac P Kreycik, juror So 10
e Stoddard 2lO
Jas Austera {" 2lO
Leo Kiehlbauch, witness l 10
e ] Ryan Z" 10
VIM. Quarter /" 10
w f Baker, +" 40
David Willer I" l1O
VIM. Black, coroner 81 70
} J Maus, clerk at inquest 10
II L. Wagner, sheriff 6 IS
r r Robinson, recording l SO
On motion the Justice report of r. NJ
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-14

l. l. Wagner, sheriff fees 81 o..
On motion the salary bills for the
various officials for July, August, Sep
tember and October 1914 were allowed.
e M Karas, mdse IS
E Klasna, board and care of poor e3 60
Frank Ptak, culverts etc 429 IS
j r Muller, auto fund 80 90
J Mulleague, extra janitor work so 90
o l. Britton, work on poorfarm S 90
Jos Dirks, auto hire 16 so
Frank DeRoos, blacksmith work s 20
M H Hauge I" 4S 80
On motion board adjourned to We'd
nesday. Dec. 23rd, 1914 at o'clock a.
NJ,
Attest CN McCollum
c.. e. Stoddard Chairman pro tenn.
Auditor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Much the Same Principle
London Opinion.

These South Sea islanders are a
queer lot. They have many things
which are taboo, mustn't be touched"
81 see nothing strange about that.
It is the same principle on which We
carefully plant a lot of grass for peo-
pie to keep off of."-Louisville Cour-
ier.Journal.
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A Bath Needed


why does your daehshund "a -
on his hind legs al the tlnef
The Intelligent animal realizes that
lengthwise be takes up TOO much rnfn
in the hat'--L Louisville coufler.Iua1.
nal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Different Now

when I asked my wife to marry me
she made me promise not to use to-
baceo."
And now7'
She's annoyed because don't want
her to smoke cigarettes" Washington
Star.
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Naturally

Il suppose when the auto turned
turtle your party Was considerably
pertuFbed."
Well, l must acknowledge We we're
greatly upset"
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The Wind and the whirIwind

Like does not always produce like"
How do you mean?"
II mean 1t is quite possible to SOW
wild oats and reap crop OF lemons"
Baltimore American.
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Important Considerations

"a woman ought to be able to cook
and keep house." said the thrifty
youth.
Don't bother about that, son." re-
piled his father. Before you marry
a girl make up your mind whether
she can get on with a servant who
will do the work"
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
West Philadelphia
ANGORA TERRACE
53D TO SETH ST., ONE BLOCK SOUTH Ol
BALTIMORE AVE.

Built In pairs like side-yard houses making
every room an outside room, and with varied
and beautiful architecture.
II YOU are going to live in an apartment this
fall the selection of THE particular apart
nlent out of the many, many you see on svery
hand is naturally matter OF great moment
Hut there must be, ONE BEST APART-
MEHT for you where lpcation serrice and
oonlfort-eRerything that goes to make a truly
attractive apartment home is absolutely at
lts best and this, too, for a reasonable rental.
. For $40 TO $95 monthly you can secure one
of these apartments, and this includes most
excellent and even heating; unlimited hot
water, courteous and efficient janitor service,
vacuum cleaning service, shades, screens anu
awnings-in fact everything TO make apart
ment housekeeping quite the perfect way TO
live. -, -.
are finished in both natural wood and white
enamel, with artistic papering and fixtures,
cabinet gas ranges, private porches. The
price is, in truth, the only thing inexpensive
We have tastefulIy furnished a sample
apartment (No. b440 Angora terrace), Whicn
is omen for inspection day and evening and
will give Won definite idea Of how remark
ably attractive these apartments really are
VIM, H. w. QUICK & BRO, Inc, s. 4Oth ct.
and
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD. 14l1 Walnut st.
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12S4-se N. 41sT-Two nye-room apartments;
facing Park. Groskin. 1924 Chestnut st.
GOD sO-DSTH, S., 152O-3s (near Chester avs.);
modern in every respect Apply janitor, on
premises. Phone Filbert 44b3.
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SITUATIONS wANTpn-rpMAIy


~sha.hpANT saa.hNT desires care Of invalid; de-
nsrs- y ssuelInpations; reference; reasonable
- -. sssmstress. nurse. AIS olney av.
ssaEs1PE ER. capable Of full charge, desires
.ks--'es position. II $50, Ledger Central.
yosA2hsEEPER. ~ assistant, and general ofnca
- isAry experience. II b5i. Ledger Cent.
e,e1ahEkhAID ~ and waitins-Ex perianeed.
- hs.eIsa; reference. l. 723. Ledger on.
ns,paIihhAlD. ns,a aiihAlD. experienced, competent,
~. s,sS .ssslsnee. 9O9. Ledger ofhce.
d,nmnMVhk ds.,an,n W and waiting-Best refs.
-, AHl preferred, 80. Ledger Central
f@es ", AND cHAhBERM Atp--2 oolorsd .1rls.
- -. !. ssesreAL refs L727, Ledger Office.
WI Psis Pssplsi m 40 laundry; good reference; city,
e1oe I. = ssn. 1 ylO, Ledger Ofhee.
Isssac.ea'' Iss.a'sis gJs emily; city preferred; GOOD
: 80. ledger Offoe.
MID hseIasAiRs sslis Work and cooking; white rlyl,
ns.'-ss- -ia -s-s.ak vases. 1871 Wood 81.
ssss'es ssS'esAAhh as from New York desires an
sRsslal prices now. Phone wal elbs
Il s.,I IseloIed. Wishes housewovE - 60
s,,--.S ,'s IN Apply 1895 Panama
.'is AhEP Err -oentlsmsn ,n r.-. :, =
.atgt q bls kenAn good cook, 10 take
'A1lf Gefrnsr, nolnt suburbs or country
- vtimantown 's'o w. "a W. Chelten
AkEEPER. eomnan,on 80, .--r--
81 r.: ssssse hrotestahi. j siS neiPsf' S'
1' 'H4 ~ ohk- MiddIe-ass5 s.e ~ IN.
1s,sai small comp; ". RhIla 5lse asyt' AZ, a.,
I#kEF -,
.'..I daeia'ss rleal nurse hospital - sesl-
ltHfzs.5, y ~ 1slsrenee. y 782. LsdEer ono
~ maid ssnasf capable e6ioFsd woi5:
I - wsst Pill. fhiils.sness' Call a6Os Lihmors
Z s " efleilended-
lef ~ ssss. lisht dulles. ssof soa R.css1l wil az
y. ssss.ss Lady desirss ',,s-,,,'
: q B.s XXI q denllst best reftssnuss fp.sa.,on
/ *<1s1f !, - -, horsinont Pa. 's'''s"es''
< Div. n I, eonletsnt, desires nsr,,- -..,,-5-
zffko6 :. sels ana hts l. COT, LED. 0,s
:.t5 and ~ ai.,as IiAr u = iEh.sEcRHTARY
@.<saas and feaass}P ass}Pesisnee tn literary,
a !. s.esfszpondsnt Ii tlS tlSSH1IAsrelsl wofki
81 aietauon. / lslret class. aocusto,nsd ,e
z'. g sepstpasdsnssss ifpTsa11snes aecursss'
z ssiisMa M ..saesss asssss fsgsFlsass asi sssu. ssas:
ee'sl -: s ssis glstaslon, aessrsts
.-zl.. - lHnh ssc,,.zsz eeoker Cent.
.i'a .ssssllsnssd sfss,sse ss ess eoasclshlloas
z01f 1 sf f,I.a salary II sla "a nSfl.s e
II position. meS mseeSselste ana console ni,oas
AtafeI ofdee' sfsie salary; referesess'
Il 1'2sa ass Sssks, reliable: 6esi
etPHER. ~. ,s-eset Aentral.
IN ss,, 80 ~. i issflsaSs s ksS &c. ssSa'
s.. t.,1'1h competent 2 :, -; -. ssnk
: s's's.saes.: s..,.'es.: 2szs@ i n bss.eSsos iSa a. Ger
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ROOMS roR RENT

2Ioe CHESTNUT sT-Neviy furnished rooms.
single or en- suite; use OF bath.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can vefl likely be located ip few minutes
W sksihing the photpsreRhs snd asssrin.
are on de for your Inspection az Ledger
Central. An interior photoeIaph and answers
yoA can decide intelileenflyi free service;
lest IT,
ARCH, is2o-rhree large rooms; furnished or
unfuTnlshed; references.
BcUvIEP ST, ~. 2faD-2 2d-aty, iarse. fur.i
houeekeeplng eonveniencesi ~ 30 weekly
BROAD, N, o04- Laree, cheerful rooms; at
traouVely furnished. steam heat elec. light
southern EXPOSURE; corner houeo; beautiful 2
room suite. unfurniahodt private porchi rates
mod excellent dinlua room; meals optional
Aouth ekpod.i also single rma.i table board
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GREEN. 2O21 CThe Lesta)--Choice suites fur
nished or unfurnished; private baths; choice
slngle rooms. unlimited hot wateri table bd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

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