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THE LINER, SHE'S A LADY" EVER SEE HER IN HER PRIVATE DRESSING ROOM?
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Juit little (iaih of gold br, the entire ihipment eonnating of $9,000,
000. Ech box weigh 25 poundi and ia valued at $25,000. All con
aigned to a young firm which ia making a name for itself, J. P.
Morgan St Company.
Viicounteaa Maidatone, formerly Misi Margaretta Drexel
of Philadelphia, and her two children, Henrietta and
Daphne. This international marriage attracted great
attention in 1910.
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Miaa Suaan L. Hartridgt of Jackaonille, Florida. They were married in June, 1917
Shortly after the marriage he became the fifth Baron Auckland.
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Here is a young at eel towbost which draws only 15 inchea of water with 3000 pounda of cargo aboard. This
type of craft makea poaaible the navigation of 70,000 mile of unused waterways in the United states.
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railroad belongs to your Uncle Samuel and it runa and runs and
runs. Nothing stopa it. It ia an all-soldier line on Governor
Island in New York harbor.
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"TU linn sh a ladj." When Rudysrd Kipling dashed off
tbstJin he settled a lot of argument for good snd sll. This young lady liner ia indeed in her private dresaina room bein m.,1. f, k .
ian't really a liner, yoa know. Sh. ia Hospital Ship No. 1 at th. Phil.d.lphi. Navy Yard ruly "it., to m, ' .Sip h" C0B,m out
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