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THREA T PROP A GANDA
!p Scheme Designed by Erzbcrger jor Home Consumption
to Counteract "Rhenish Republic" Movement
Fostered by France
Bj- CMNTON W. GIMIKRT
Staff Correspondent of the Kvenlnr Pnbtle
Telirrr With the Peace Hrlceatlon
In I .u rope.
Paris, June I.T. (Tly Mall). -In the I It is a highly important job. l'rancc
,Erbergcr letter published here the other w-us entirely cognizant of its import
,dJT, tho world beard from the other side nnee to the Anglo-Saxons. For that
ot the trench thnt has been dug arros ' reason France clamored loud and long,
Europe, fr:.m thnt vague future to meet demanding its price, nnd in the end
which the alliance, if sou may call it getting it. For that reason M. Clemen -that,
between Knglnnd, France and the ' eenu coultl make his highly offensive
United States is proposed What is sneeih of December, cheerfully pro-
whlspered here in fear was uttered far
across the Jthine as a niennce Much of nnd ententes nnd his skepticism re-, necesvnry for I-'.OOO.OOO Oermnns to
the peace treaty was written with : gnrding a league of nations, while M. i einigrate from (Jermnny in the next
the picture of the future which the Orlando was sent packing for minor in- I few years nnd find employment else
German leader painted in the minds i tmnsigenniv where Left in the condition in which
of the neace makers. It was to be. I Th.it w.is where propaganda came in. the defeat has left her fiermnnv nn-
sald 1'rzberger, the continent of I'urnpe
ogalnst the noncontinental and non-,
European powers of England and the
United States.
It was, he said. Home and Carthage
all over again. Hannibal wns once
more nt the gates of Home (Gcrman).
Hut, ns c.cry one remembers, that little
circumstance, which makes good reading
for scho' Uioy, did not preient Itmin
from achieving world dominion Neither
would it ngain. reasoned F.rzbi rer
Germnnj would clasp hands with Uus
sla and the world would be nt the
feet of the combination.
Picture Causes Shudder
Tou mn henr a great deal of that
Bort of talk 'n Paris The world's erv
best prophets are nil here in Paris. You
may stop almost any man on the street
and learn just what the future holds in I
store. Our lending political nnd mill- j
tary expert rends the treaty and re- j
marks:
"They have thrown Russia into the
arms of Germany. They have thrown '
China into the hands of Japan. In ten I
years a new combination will exist, i
Germany, Russia and Japan at the ,
head of the millions of China '
ion uu up me populations ot mese i
four counties, three of them among the
most populous of the world, and shud-
der. ou w-ant the trench that has been
dug across Lurope dug a little deeper. ,
France the Anglo-Saxon Oufpost I many, while really looking for close nnd
Now the Kribcwr doctrine, as , fr,'"dIy relations with France,
enunciated in Paris, was originally nine- .A' thoJ'n'e "? Unnover was re
tenths propaganda and one-tenth honest ""''"S E"lnrn the Llish B0V'
fear. In the end it became nine-tenths frr.c!B?s' dcscenrle.1 from George the
honest fear nnd one-tenth propaganda. ird, who did so much to make Amer
Touseeit was highly successful propa- ,m .what 'V': we,rIc anient y linn
ganda. A propaganda which converts ""Hans, and that Hanover felt deeply
belief into a grent hope or a great fear'0'" tlc', 0cT tho Th,1,rd I?US Roving
is great propaganda. France is tho n forro for union ns wcl1 n8 disunion,
militnrj outpost of the Anglo Saxon ' All Anxious to Quit Germany
combination. It occupies in the first , Catholic Ravaria and Cntholic East
instance the trench that has been dug Prussia were casting ejes in other di
across, Europe. Its job is to hold until reetions than toward Berlin. The Danes
the Anglo-Saxons, a bit slow by nature had just rushed to Paris, being filled
and remote from the scene, come up to 'with suspicion thnt certain Germars
the fight. And its job is to hold so ,
well that the enemy to the east will
never get near enough London, one of
the twin capitals of the Anglo-Saxon
combination, to bring London under its
big guns.
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tlaiuiiiig his fnlth In balances of power j
It found men's minds prepared. France
genuinely fears Germany, with n fear
born of bitter experience. l.iiRliind enn not multiply ns they have in the
genuinely fearx and suspects Germany. pnst. The materlni basis of future
What was largely a propaganda became greatness is gone; even the material
a belief. I basis for maintaining present grentnes
In the light of it the treaty wns writ- i ,s Kn(
ten, together with the significant private Germany's Huge Material Tosses
agreement for an alliance thnt lies back Germany was built up on the posses
of the treat The propaganda of fn of a vast More of raw materials
France wns not wholly consistent with j lint she lacked chc mnde favorable
the propagnnla of the Fluted States contracts for in the rest of the world,
for the league of nations, but both won; .r n result of her defeat the has lost
which is a waj the world has of doing moro than half her store of nntural
two inconsistent things in the fnlth that sources and she has lost all her con
if one does not work the other will. tracts. She has lost seventy per cent
Iiberger's lllg Tnlh for Homo Sen ice of her iron nnd thirty per cent of her
Now, it is probuble that the Rome
Carthage analogy of Erzbcrger is also
propaganda, meant for home consump
tion. For no one can suppose the Ger
man so indiscreet as intentionally to
threaten the Allies at Paris while asking
them for easier terms. Erzbcrger was
probably talking big to keep up the
spirits of Germany and hold together a
country that was threatening to fall
apart.
At about the time his letter was pub
,,,, ,lcrc a collnrU wag bH ,,,,,,, ,
IJcrl,n , countcract tho Feparntit ten-
dcnciPS developing within the Germnnl
mpire. And a few days ago took place
the formation of n new republic west of1
,hP Rhine, independent of Prussia but I
remainlmr formally at lenst nnrt nf C.er
near them harbored the intention of stir-
reptitiously entering tho peaceful king
dom of Denmark under cover of a
plebiscite that the Peace Conference had
ordered.
In other words, every German who
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'No one should wantonly
Discomfort
OME men rave at the closed
and then solemnly choose clothes that
shut out the air.
Some men cast off woolen underwear with
the first glint of Spring, only to retain their
woolen outer shells through the dog days
of July.
Some men fret and fume at the climbing
mercury, when it's their choice of attire that
makes the day a sticky abomination.
Wise men choose suits of PALM BEACH
designed for comfort; worn for style.
had a chncce was casting about (or a
tuciins to become a Frenchman, n Han
overian, an Kngllslimnn, a Dane, a l'ole
or citizen of an independent republic
erected out of a part of Germany. A
Herman is koIiik to lie under two heavy
burden, the burden of international
hatred and the burden of a great war
debt. A pond many of them seem to
want to oscnpt both.
It was to a people in th!t state of
mind that Krabercer addressed Mi let
ter. It was propaganda pure and Min
nie. ''Chci Uomant estis," 1( B,i;
why join Carthage? You remember
what happened to Carthage." The pos
sibility, nay the certainty, of world
dominion lay before the dermans if
they would only remain Germans nnd
not rush nwav into the other rnmp that
was temporarily victorious.
America lias Different View
Amerlran estimates of (Jennnnj'a
future do not agree with llerr lz
berger's. Tor example, such a man ns
Mertiert Hoover thinks that If the pro-
posed treatv is carried out it will be
not support her present industrial popu-
latum. More than that, her people
coal.
Nor do coal and iron tell the whole
story ltcfore the wnr Germany hnd a
monopoly, or nearly one. of potash. Now I
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will heal your skin
For years and years Kcsinol has been a
favorite household remedy for skin trouble
and other common troubles. It usually stops
the itching at onco and quickly heals. Doctors
prescribe it very -widely. It also makes an
excellent dressing for burns, wounds, chaf
ings, and sore, irritated places generally.
r.ftilnol contains noth
ing that could Injure thi
tendret ikln. It Is evan
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Franco In Alsace-Lorraino will enter
the markets ns tin effective competitor
of Germany In tills commodity.
In addition Gprmnn manufacturers
had aluablc phosphate contracts in
Algeria, aluablo bauxite contrasts In
France, valuable plants for the manu
facture of certain metals In the United
States. She lias lost them all. She
has lost, moreover, her colonies. She
has lost her mercantile shipping. She
lins lost docks nnd shipping facilities
all oxer the world. She has lost the
private property of her citizens In all
the Fntentc countries. She is to be
burdened with n big debt. Hlvals of
her dje and chemical plants have started
up everjwherc. Tariffs will mnke other
mnrkets difficult of entry for her with
her old specialties, for all nations will
desire to protect their war stimulated
industries.
One American economic expert who
has been working on the pence treaty
here in association with Mr. Ilnrnch
told uie it would be one hundred years
before Germany becomes onco more
as great as she was when she pre
cipllnted the world war. In the
meantime the United States and
the llrltisli empire. the latter
through its colonies, will have grown
far bejond their present size and wealth
and Germany will bo relatively a small
nation. It Is likely thnt France, with
the Iron and phosphates of Alsnce-Inr-rninc;
with her colonies, especially
northern Africa, if she develops the
capacity for modern industrialism, will
hne pn-Md Germany btfore a century
is passed
Another American expert said: "It
nil he years before Germany conies
back. And when she does come uncK
it will not be ns the great nation she
nncn wns. She will never again ne
able to challenge the world for supre
macy. "
Russia as an Element
In llerr Fr.berger's drenm of world
supremacy Russia is an important ele
ment. Having lost n large part of her
own natural resources Germany turns
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naturally toward the undeveloped
natural resources of the east. Allowed
tho raw materials of Ilussla nnd the op
portunity to orgnnlzo nnd use the mil
lions of thnt unhnppy country, Ger
many might Indeed become the grent
continental power that she drenmed of
being. Hut even that overlooks the
control of the seas, which has always
determined the course of history. And
the ISrltlsh-Amcricnn mnstcry of
the sen Is the most complete In
hlstorj. And no great naval power enn
bo built of Itussln, which Is now al
most without ports, nnd of Germany,
stripped of her right to make the Unl
tit a German Inkc.
The nssurance of the pcrmnncnee In
whnt has been built nt Paris lies in the
working together of the two great na
vies of the world. The basis of peace Is
tho amity of England nnd America nnd
the self-restraint these two powers
show in their dealings with the rest of
the world. The hope of tho league of
nations lies In the moderation and sense
of justice of these two great powers.
They want peace. They have an in
ternational conscience, nnd the league
provides the necessary machinery.
China Furnishes Precedent
And why should not the precedent
thnt has been established in China be
followed in Russia? AVliy Minuld not I
the great powers co-operate In furnish
ing cnpital, inviting the smnller nn
tions to join according to their enpacitv
and thus make the economic relations
of Russia in the future international,
instead of predominantly German, Fng
lish or American?
At nnr rate, the kind of international
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N capable of stopplnB the economic
drang nnch Osten" through Russia and
Siberia that llerr Erzberger talks of
and which a great continental combina
tion against the Anglo-Saxon implies.
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But the group which controls the
world has still another hold upon Ger
many. They are Its creditors, probably
for a generation to come. Under any
treaty which is made they will have
great powers over Germany. They nlso
sit in the executive council of the league
of nations.
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to bring about such changes. And under
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the several Independent states which
Illsmarck found nnd welded into an
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aeaeon H. M. m:i5Vi:3.
A FEW ROOMS ,or, rtm ,n pt
n a a-.. w..-j cottage one block
from Boardwalk.
MRS. C. W. BOYD
110 SeanlJe Aenue, Atlantic City. N. J.
HOTEL EDISON VX&a$251
Open, new manappment. Thorouehly reno
vateil. Amer European. Spec, p. a. on rate.
THE DUDLEY 30 fio- nnaylvanla
"lu avfcia-i Ave Near beach ana
all attractions, nunnlne water In all rooma.
PrUate batha Home cctoklng. L. n. Pollock.
Hotel BoSCODel 5ty Aa. near
no'cl uu " Beach 13 00 up dallr.
Amer. plan Dooklft A r. MARION
Westminster Ky- av- nr Uch- Elv. to at.
wesanuisier Prlv liath, runnln , J
t12 no up wklv. ts.r.n up dally, ciiaa. nmire.
Delancey-Lakewood 12T. R- t-aroiina
. j nr bench: bath-
Ing from hotPl : rate mod S. DITTAN.
PHILLIPS HOUSE
MehunttB Av . n.nr Henrh F P.Phllllnw
Till! COMmilT. 112 St Jamea PI nr beach:
rooma daily or wkly. ; rea nt W. F Farrer.
ornvN CITY. N. J.
Ncrmandie-by-the-Sea
OCKN CITV. N. J.
S00 rooms. 100 suljes with prlvnte hathn:
own a.tealan well water: Ice plant: eleclrlo
llBht plant Eleatorn from cround floor.
Directly laclnu the ocean Culalne the beat
For rate full Information nnd booklet ad
dre.i P. II. H. CAKK. Manaarr"
BISCAYNE e"11"" "w. booklet:
Trip Oceanic Uth and Wesley
ine oceanic A R naker. Owner . Mgr.
nar.lnH 14th L Asbury Ave. near itnnrd.
""" walk J. J VAN TINK.
Trip Shore Hot and coM ru"n"is water In
eery room 4l)0 Central avs.
Hotel Henrv Moderate ratea Excellent
C A PK MAY, N. J .
HOTEL LAFAYETTE gn m.j.
. , On Ileach
Front 1.0th season under same mjrt. All mod.
ronenlt?nce Rooms en suite: private baths
Opn Jun 2s to Sept. IB. John Tracy & Co.
THE BALTIMORE INN
OPENS JUNE 1ST.
n.osR to liririr
MISS HARHIHQN.
NEW STOCKTON VILLA
nirectly on neach. Private baths. Reason-
able tern i h June. S. S. PAVIB
Star Villa Ocean St. arid Beach Ave
JlaT V"" M I.. niCHAnDSON.
wii.nwoon. x. j.
Wildwood Manor i:,ap?cll, ,0: !'
. ,. block; ocean front:
fresh and salt water In baths; runntns
water: hot and cold. In bedrooms: eleclrlo
elevators, tennis courts, etc. Opens June 7
MRS WM h. I.BSTHH Mr
DAYTON JiSw ctn r on ot i9ii
tst-m. w.. n, same courteous treat
ment will be extended to our patrona. Caa.
ISO
A. mcmuiwai, owner Proprietor
NRW SHELDON wiiowom-.
. . mod. hotftl. CaD
M. Elev. ; private batha; rooms en suit.
bklt Auto C J Woods. Own mrt. Now opln.
ARLINGTON c.tf- - ' io.'.
nookie, A. R. c- 'il" -iffpHATif-niSS.1-
ii-.l U...L liurk A
notes iia.um mgt M'r. j
St Uch. Ami.
Frank Tlci.
DouelaSS P'ne '"", Atlantic; ocean-view
riKiiiii one Fnuare rrom haAh
Maffnolia li E. Maetiolla. fur. rms. hkp.
" IJriv U A. C J. . J.flr.nn
Franklin 12u u- r""- New m'
rionniui served: mod rnf. 5f,
Dinner.
tra Wolfe.
The Royal Inn "'," gg ,h ec.,. ,..
Winona W'l. av- T Reach Prlv. baths.
an- tqanar't Mra. O W Fisher.
Normandie 21T,E. Cedar. OoodTtabfe';
""" mod rates Mrr. R. Cropper!
Adenhi-Witte ni"- wer nil
rooms :
r private baths
elevator.
WlI.HWIIOn t'RFJiT. N. J.
Mt. Vernon I'otu roai1- nr. beach; excel.
""' f! Rooklet 15 Johnjton:
1IFJCII 1IAVKN. N. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
The best combination of aenulne seashore
features on the Atlantic Coast. Matchless
flshfner. salllnr. bathing;, etc. ocean and
bav Fle tennis courts.
The Knilesldr offers modern appointments
Eea and fresh water private baths, etc.
Orchestra C.araa-e Rooktet '
., -. - .R'.r- I'NOT.K. Manairer.
AIo The foTlnr-ton. West I'lillailelnhla
The Rreakers. Children a paradise; hathtna
bnat'a Waning- bookl.t V a. Aintln Mar
AVON.RY-TH.KF.A
STRATFORD INN
Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J.
Onens June 28th under new manarse.
menti occupies entire block front fnclna
ocean and only three minutes from lit
ten minutes from Asbury Park by trol
ley, rooms sln&ly or- en suite, with und
without private bath.
Apply K. J
New York, or
QUIN. 24 Kast 82d St.
at the INN.
POINT PI.KAHNT. N. J.
PINE BLUFF INN
Under new manaaement. Amona the plnea on
the beautiful Manasquan River shore. Rvery
attraction of seashore, river and oountry.
All outdoor sports. Rklt J. Tl. Ileerhnwer.
T flNflPORT. N. J.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
i-ONnroitT. n. j.
Directly on the ocean front. An Ideal
family hotsl In comfort and eurrnundlnia at
moderate rates. 20 mine, by troll. y nr auto
from Atlantlo City, nklt, John C. Oosalsr.
Lonrport'a blr new concrete sea-wall and
ocean promenade are now completed.
ATI.ANTIP flTV. N. J. ASlltltV PARK. N. J.
r7E8(frtf HSffirasai
I
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XJln
LAVJ
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BUMMTER nfooKTU
flntlNO T-Altli. S. J.
Booklet on Request.
EDWIN S. TYNO, Aaf. Mr.
iilarltiorouglj Jlotel
natiuux l-AUU, . J.
livery modern convenience; American cUua,
Hl. on application.
HOTEL BRISTOL
.. Dlrectly on the Ocean Front
ruvrA mi.TAwn. amm inVYtmm.
Colonnade K'nwiey 4 th a ... bidn to
-t . , i oceant opens June 20: Ainer.
I V, XlSV! "fn'XKirS ."JMLnn'i noma
HOTEL THEDFORD Bl" "
nkitniltA,iiiiv n,!!,rS-?y,i!r.re"Ja """5
IIMt IIAK1IY ntTKll-'.l.r) Owner & rrop.
AUDITORIUM HOTEL"'" '
n i vmnmAuri iiii i 1:1. iil
-.li: i .. i - -i
-" ..-.....o. it, ij, w II IXI3
THE GIRARD ?' Bth Are- "
b(",,l't' I. A. OATES. 1!
Kentucky $n
Ill Oft . nAAa,
ev nn dtnnera; mule.
Hnfnl 1NJur Ynrlr 4th Ave. near nrmn
...,.,. .,.,.. c- l.M.Kmnt
v..fii-. "Mnitri, t. ai. HAT-i'l.W
New Tenney Hotel J0 rooms, wm
. A ulthout balb.
runnlnc water In every room. Furnl.htpii
entirely new ltnnb .( ,. t- rr A5ll5T
The Almeda ?0T Bev"i'h Ave h bicck
to ocean j rellned patrm
nite: reneonaMe. F. A. SHEPHHUD,
The Zurich 3,T euth Ave New mm-
ncement, B J. Fream. Prp.
OCBAN flHOVK. y. .1.
HOTEL MAJESTIC
DIRECTLY ON THE IlEAClT
Klevator acrlce; excellent culelnit.
NEW PHILADELPHIA
Orenn Pathway nnil IJeaeh
European plan Clement ft Clement.
NORTH END HOTEL
cor;rsr service ovalitt
SEA WATER IN ALI, BATHS "
Capacity B00. OPENS JUNP1 t
HODERT M. VATT. L,....1", MiSw.
THE SHEI.RIIRTMP
New modern hotel: hot andcold runnlngwatie
In every room: private baths: Ocean pJtU
wav. farlnr park and ocean. V c Hvni
SEASIDE HOTFT
Directly on the Ocean front All guest .
oxerlooklng Ocean Hum.Ra fiTOTICTfi?
The Waverly "n "athway. ne-r-,.,
n..,....Pc"c.h..,"7 -anagemen.
v....v ... ..vU, .A.ciiPni ervr.
Is. If A VPTI
Colonial "
IN AV1CVITM
ten moderatft.
!K Trom Qin
ELDORADO HOTEL
At T.noh Fnrttitf TRke A. W. rrHn. Tm
c i tv.li vs rv .h r.i L. -
Stokes Hall " fhy. m
iii'i ivim i unninic w&tfsi
prlvnte hatha A. I.. K. Straasburger. Own at
THP NATiniMAT 60 Main Av.
-. i- saf . -,
-n, iiannr,
Hotel Le Chevalier c- wbbti
. J. F. Doremuj
THE QUEEN gflgfl fB
Atlantic House "fac'l f"""" Avef
D YATES ft CO.;
The Mayberry 8th wesiey. 23d h
Or enn Ilon.e, 72 Main Av.. nr. Ueach. Pru
r.nniw. croquet: nooaier r. c Duncan.
F
M'HINO IKK IIKACH. N. J.
THE.WARRE N
ON TUB OCKAN
8PRINO I.AKF. BK,CII. N. J.
A houie that'a 'different" in Ita fin
appointments, artistic decoratlona. hnmellla
atmosphere and service. Surrounded ty
green lawns and gardena at the edge of tea
eea. Opening Juno 18. For reservations!
W. It. Stiihln. Ill V. 70th Street. Ne
New York)
pangtinJ
THE SHOREHAM E spanohni
iif.i.KSMi:nK. r. .
j Eagles Mere, Pa.
ij The summer resort thnt Is different
because It combines mountnln and
seashore conditions vltli unluue sur
roundlncs.
fl The snndy bench and temperata
wntrr of the Tike of the Kaales af.
ford splendid bathlmc 3200 feet abort
sea level.
fl Ons of (he finest o!f courses la
America.
fj For booklet and rates, writ
The Crestmont Inn
William Woods. Manager.
The Forest Inn
Herman V. Yeacer. Manarer.
The Lakeside
J. 8. Kirk Son.
The Raymond
Morrar S. Ideas. Manacer.
POCONO MOUNTAINS
Shaw nee-on-I)ela ware. Tra.
BUCKW00D INN
(FIREPROOF)
Swiai-enDt!avt. PcaBijIraala
NOW OPF.N
A hotel of notable
distinction located
In a park of 10,000
acres, exclusive to
Uests;7i milea
from New York, 75
miles from Phila
delphia. Home of
the Shawnee Coun
try Club.
CHAS. V. MURPHY, Manager
I FNWClOri !U. bathlna;, flshlnx. Uoolci
E1YYVJ let DETruc.K k SON-
Pelaware AVater flap. Ta.
The Bellevue u .t0 ,n T,' '
inc ucucvaac tpteti Excellent UMa,i
Th. popular house for yourur psopla. Caa.
150: a mln. to aUtlon. Booklet. Dandu
tclf and tennis HARV-Y W. BLAInT'
Forest HouaeiiS;. TL'SE&Jt
TTi Hillcrear Thorourly modern. u
ine tniucfeat r Howard. Pii
3
East btroudsburc, r.
BERWICK INNsST
Farm connected. Illustrated booklet.
P. C. DICKBRSON. Owner.
The Maplehum SgsS5g
r-ade. pacloua lawns llath'v, fltli'r, tennl
M otorUt ratered to. Unoklet T.. 1.1 Ha C II
Pocono Pines. Prt.
POCONO PINESlNN V
rreeo. Pa.
U.1H' IKV IHlUhlV-'tor a real vaoa
and plenty lood t tunes to t Hateelt
r Pnnklat. HTAB KOU
1 ft Iil Inn. for rant anil rae. In
PtMf
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Mts, Mod. swim pool, tennis, amuna,
H If. Nw nwri'anin mrw r
.Mount 'ofonot I'a.
The Ontwood "f y.
rheClairniont:.-,"
Monnt Homo. Pa.
Heller's Mt. Airy ""k.'V,1,
Marshall Creek. Pa.
MAIt.XHAI.IH FA1.I.S HOtt,
Private bath i own farm. H"tarlit'ma.
Bklt N, Huffman, Ealt EtrouJf- Fa.
niev. 2000 ft. Lodge a, Cottnires, Cabj.
ramp, raalno. Oarftwe, Oolf, Tennis, )'
llardH. Iiowllnp. Orrheitra, Danclntr. Bi"
Inr Hathln Flwhlnw. H-mlle lake, nootf.
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