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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
PUPILS GOVERN THE SCHOOL.
The New system 1t IL In Force in
the High schools Mt Mum
Gle, Ind.

Muncie QnG.) high school is self-gov-
erning and in control of the pupils.
The governing board consists of Il pres
ident, who must be pupil, elected by
popular vote; the superintendent or
public schools, the principal of the high
school, a member of the school board
n woman member of the faculty and
one member chosen from each of the
high school grades. Five pupil vice
presidents are the heads of as many
departments. All questions of govern
ment are brought before the board, on
which pupils hold the controlling vote.
The regular studies and study hours,
except where they may conflict with
some department law, are controlled
by the teachers, as usual.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21


apt to appreciate such a compliment as a
rich old bachelor, Id like to know
NO one, I'm sure. But he thawed as
soon as he had seen our six little cherubs
How he laughed when little Josiah rode on
my back and pIayfulIy kicked me IN tie
eye."
And how merry he was when Ariaduc
spilled milk on my best dress. What pleas
uce it must have been to witness such felic-
ity. To be sure, | am sorry that he hap.
pened to hear your remarks when my dress
makers biz came in, but"
And had rather that he had bcel out of
earshot when you told me your honest opiu
ion of a man who could not match embrold-
cry silks better than !, after he had been
married ten years However, this is mere
detail remember his rage when he found
that | had married his little fairy, as he
called you. Odd, isn't it, that he has for
given me now that you weigh twice as
much"
"Humph, ! may weigh a few pounds more,
but my hair is intact, and that is more
than"
And now he is sending us Christmas
box. | wonder what it contains? The chill.
dren will be up at daylight to find out. Well
prosperity will not change u.s."
"Never. Even though am able to dress
as well as our own hired girl, | shall not in.
sist that you write it Xmas, instead of
Christmas, nor shall ! call it appendicitis
when little Rufus has eaten too much pie
Personally, | expect tickets to Europe"
Tickets to Europe, and | such a poor
sailor that the sight of d marine in water
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
NEW UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS
President W. II. Harper VIII An
nounce Proposed Erection
of Four In 1900,

1t was learned on good authority at
the University Of Chicago that Presi-
dent Harper will announce in his quar-
terly statement at the winter convoca-
tion that four new buildings will be
erected during the coming year. The
first of these will be an assembly hall.
There is great need at the university for
u larger one. The chapel in Cobb lee
ture hall is not large enough to ac-
commodate all the junior college std
dents, and Kent theater will not ac-
Sommodate all who wish to attend
many university gatherings.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

We hope to be fully recovered from the ct
fects OF it in a week or two. You see, on
Christmas Eve the children were so excited
about the coming of Santa Claus that they
couldn't get to sleep. Young Mr.. Fizzleton
stayed pretty late, too, at least 1t seemed so
to Mr. Spilliihs and myself, though Ethel
didn't agree with us. After he left, we found
that Harry's breathing was still too regular
to be trusted and we must wait to hang the
stockings. | said I'd wait up and do it
I'm a poor sleeper anyhow. Why, | never
close my eyes until I've made Mr.. Spilkins
get up and investigate the smell OF gas in the
rooml"
YES, isn't it odd that it only smells after
all the jets are turned off! ! never used to
smell gas until after | was married, but
now, /"
Smell it every night? So do |. Mr.. Spill
kins said he'd get up and hang the stock
ings, said he could wake at any moment he
chose. 1t seemed a pity that he never
chooses to wake at the regular hour for get
ting up, but | said nothing-at least very lit
tie Ethel wasn't sleepy and wanted to hang
them, but her father said she'd be thinking
of young Fizzeton and forget to notice
whether the children were asleep or not
Why, she makes enough noise after he leaves
at night to wake the dead"
Yes, the worst thing about Loves young
dream is the fact that it forgets that other
people need sleep!'
"M'hm Well, knew I'd have to hang
those stockings, so when it was time crept
down to get them. We had left them on
the dining table, but they were gone!"
"Mercy, burglars"
Il knew that and flew upstairs. As
reached the head of the stairs, heard some
one creeping along the hall. In a second |
was in the bedroom, with the door locked,
but Mr. Spilkins wasn't there!'
Gracious, had they"
"Then came the most awful groans from
the yard below and | knew that they had
killed him and thrown him out Of the win
dow | remembered then that | had Dor
rowed his best necktie, the day before, with.
out remembering to ask his consent and
now | was lone widow, who could never
ask forgiveness for the ink had spilled on
it! | flew to the window, calling Police!
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

The new military motor cycle is a
terrible engine of war. The machine
is driven by an automatic petroleum
motor and mounts a 27-pound auto
matte maxim gun, capable of discharg-
ing GOO rounds per minute while trav-
cling at the rate of 10 miles an hour.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
silly Answered.

Hojack-l often see the Christmas goose
mentioned in Christmas stories. What is
the Christmas goose?
Tomdik-The Christmas goose is the man
who spends more money for presents than
he can afford Judge.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

An English authority has estimated
that if all the inhabitants of the Brit
ish isles should decide to attend church
on given Sunday 25,O0O,OOO would be
crowded out for lack of seating room.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
4 Fair Exchange.

Now doth the callow youth preparI
To show he madly loves,
BY sending to his lady fair
A Christmas box of gloves.
But ah. relentless. cruel fate,
The maiden is not smitten,
And, as she must reciproCate,
She gives that youth the mitten.
L. A w. Bulletin.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

The question comes on each Christmas
morn
To interrupt mems gentler mirth;
How can the blowing of a horn
Assist in bringing peace to earth?'
Washington Star.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

My dear Miss Bonds your eyes pray Ii
or this don't win her | am lostD
And deign to view nay humble gift;
q hate to think about It's costD
May it find favor in your sight,
(And bring about the end | seekD
Although its value is but slight.
U'll have 10 fast at least weekO
N. Y. World.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

Tommy-What are all the men trying to
get to the north pole for?
Willie (scornfuIly) don't you
know, goosey? Why, Santa Claus lives
Brooklyn Life.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
AIIIt nOnId Hold.

Dog Faced Boy-Did yer get yer stockin'
full o. good things Christmas?
Living Skeeton--Yes, indeed.
Dog-Faced Boy-What'd yer get?
Living Sheleton-A cigarette. - Town
ToDics
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
"A CHRISTIANS COMEDY.
Rather Exciting, But All Concerned
Are Expected to Recover.

ELL, how did Christ
mas go off at your
house," Mrs. Talk
much asked, after
she had told Mrs.
Spilkins exactly how
much each of her
own gifts had cost
and what she had ex-
changed them for
afterwards.
"Dh-h. pretty well.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
SoraIid Soul.

Saymold Storey-What are you going to
give your wife for Christmas present?
Tudder Mann-l'm trying to find out
which she would rather have--a tender
young turkey or a new set OF teeth.-Chlcago
1rlbune.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

He admits with a smile that is mocking,
That Christmas no longer consoles;
He hasn't a single stocking
That isn't full of holes.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

the very day which was to have seen me his
bride. TO be sure, left note saying that
| felt could never have made him perfect
ly happy. Had he been a magnanimous
person, he would have been satisfied with
such handsome apology--but he was not"
mot at all, sighed her husband, ''he was
most inconsderate. He"
However, woman's tact has bridged the
difficulty, as usual. | fiatter myself that
did a clever and original thing in Raming
one of the twins for him. Who would be SO
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
4 Clear Field,

She sung a Christmas carol
4 lovely thing-it said:
Meet me under the mistletoa
When papa's safe in bed"
Chicago Record.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
That Is All,

"What is the use of this article?' asked a
shopper.
81 really don't know" replied the clerk
81 think it is intended to be sold for a
Christmas present. Puck.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

He-I understand Miss Goodgirl, the
Sunday school teacher, is dead What was
the trouble?
She-Suicide. She ate some Of the candy
that was hung on the Christmas tree.-St.
Louis Globe Democart
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
T'heater omnibuses In Paris.

Theater omnibuses have been started
in Paris, which leave the chief theaters
after the performances and go out to
six residence quarters for the present.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

The French navy is said to be INSTALL
ing a new system Of wireless telegraphy
between the lighthouses along the
French coast, .-.-.-----...---.. a
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
Olhest rreshxterinn Congregntlnn.

in America is located at Snow Hill,
Md.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

Whats your little brother cryin' for?"
"He hung up his stockin' last night anG
Sanity Claus brought HIM little brother,
but he wanted drum'--Lades' Home
Journal.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21
"A CHRISTIANS SURPRipE
How a Rejected ST. -~ Even
with His Successful Riva..

} MY cousin RoUer.
has written that he
is sending us a little
Christmas surprise,
said Mrs. Meekmild,
for the tenth time.
81 felt sure that if
he could once be in
duced to visit our
happy little home he
would forget that !
-ah-treated h i III
rather unkirdly in
eloDinu with Won on
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-21

GAIN the tides that
flow from time into
eternity have borne
to the world the
blessed anniversary
which marked the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-07
gEef1rrusWaru Balm,

Erat in Grdft am Is. 8 uuuur 1899.
3HGt psr!a6tH bic StltHs StdII0E, ME i0gt
1870 Born. SGutllug, SluptltHlt, ". & JUS
Rabn uno Dem SIbtn, au~5gsu0mmsU SDHU,a5s,
y. g.=@abH mao 6bambsrsbur5. Ylccttas5a15
~ gosm. yoyf, 3. & o. 2isifon, paas.tnii
6tli6 BON GmSr9sgrors, Gcrlisls une o. & %
qubH.
!8ii gOrm. 49, Snuptliuit, S6igptussurs, 5r.osa
rid, GmmiisbRrg uED q. 4 " s9a5H biz S5"
unuDOab.
1880 90Fm.-atiOm, nap unionsgri6gs ano aa'
HcDtr.
!I0.7 gorm-aHom. na& uai0u.grioss gsEi.
Gettysburg.
!2.25 9abm.-Niiom. uob GmsrpsSro0r.
235 9~aDm.-4t0w. mao uni5nsSrg5t
1882 Ga6m.-GIg. na4 Rgl0sYor! uHo O. q c.
TiuiiOn.
A09 4Gbm.-aHommoolttou rla W,thd.
HOS &sam.-GTprtb aaa 9uuitsu al bt panpta
SHit; isrut G~Je0tUit. GmmIt=5ur1, S5122t'Ss
burq unD r.. & W.sgabH.
!5l6 Eudn. - Atom. uGt Gmor7sYfops'
1910 @bsnos-Gtlom. mad uuiousSEla5t.
N0.55 N~bsHbs-@ilom. mad Gmoyps9g1pG
HIPS ~NbeuOs-&tlom. mad Gmorns9rgpe
'Ld8lI2. !Idglb, ousgHom#.F Se"AIa9s-
70ur S0HUtlgs.
Billet uHo 3tpadzGGreau Gr III, AFiSaIia
m0rsF5trabt.
3aqs 6alttu an uHi0Hs, Gs1ala171Hlasaosaas's
Sultons, Walbvgots WortbsGotnuo Stet,onth'
g.. W. ospor Sen 8tnoI'sA9ttr.
g. 8. @giBDplh 8tE.sNaA '@e'ai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-07

fe6r 3ufrieoen mar. 8eIonbers md6te
i8 i'm ouF Den S9Ienfopf oufmertz
fam, ben i4 in bas freie 5elb singefust
battle, Dab 10 elm S4Ientopf cine Tebr
p~ertbboue 3ugabe lei.
Oa mein 9epi1en gu f4lagen be-
gam, 10 BAT ih mir einen Repers aus,
Oabin lautenO, boB i4 9errn 3o1iDer
ouf ietnen WunI9 Elm @appsn bsrgsz
iteut babe, 1pel4es ibm in ieOer Sim
Iiat pufe. Sd berTpra4 ibm oonn,
oas blaionirte 8uppen gu f4iden uno
mir berabf6ieoeten uns. Den @ntz
purf na6m CT nit.
Den G6sd iiberga6 i9 elmer 8ant,
er6islt benIel6en dber nu9 flint Sagen
nit Dem 8ermert 3urid: nNo 6unos."
@erbItperItGnbli9 i6idte t9 uu9 bd8
bIaIon:1te Wdppsn ni9t ub unb busz
Ielbe bat mir ieitbem fir mebr ais buns
bert Dollars 0ergnigen bereitet.
Mein SAT- muB o6er bod ibsr Die
Sa6e gelprpfen BADEN, 0enn Der Ruf
bon me ter 6eraGbtTden 9eIebrfamfeit
berbrsitete fi6 Iebr ruf4, Sd er6ieIt
itarfsn 3uiprl6, dbet merfniirOigsr
Weiie tpoqten Ollie BON ben Normanz
men d%6Itammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-07
m.a ,iiht,n cir auf ibrsr fform24

mos aiiftsn sic auf ibrer 5Grm2"
~9ur SinOsr unb @dpeins,"
@ana portreFfi4! Damn MAIDEN
mir aus benz GlcpGautsu Elm @6psin
unb bic 9sT6idte 1T fertig.
ngun fonmsn mir gum Soften
purffe," Iaote mein Mann nit Dirb,.
Wen - antpprtete t9 = tperben
burthtrt Dollars gu Disl Iein?"
stir 10 piel getebrte Qrbeit un6es
Oin nat nift, ubsr t9un's ni6t oud 95
Dollars, i9 babe nur mob bunoert
Dollars uno m08ts gerne etpas &Ieinz
gefO fdban."
@r iibsrrei6te mir ein:n Shed aui
bic q. 6. Nationul 8unt unO i4 gu6
ibm cine 5infSDo nursnots als 8e4z
ftl. 0os 8appsn CAB i4 stnem 3ei4z
rer, nel6er in benz bend9barten 8uz
reau ur6%itste, CUR tpeiteren @usfii6z
ruro uno mir beibe p~ertagten uns UNI
bic Gde, mo mir Die 8unFfertigfsit
nMifes" in Der 8ereitun8 bon nmireO
Drinfs" auf Die 9robe ftelten.
Na6 3pei @tunoen fehrttn mir in
mein Bureau Suriid unb Der 3ei4ner
iiberoab mir einen ro6en @ntpurf, nit
pslfem Serr SoQiper augenTdeinti6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-07
pRDDal Blue cine
nnd1 PHILADELPHIA unO WCm Mort.

GGs Sug, psrO,n nit QmtibzGtbt bt,aatst.
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C9sriafen D1t. 8ogaIzStation 4 Nsmuim 'pat'r)
No3 yltiDsVori Bottom uHo BEN Littn, az 2es'
6tHtuJtH, GLJ55psitzgBuEg0ul, $50, QO.50~pt'ta
BaggoHl 80rmittag5, l2.5I, els Spelez9SI1GoHl.
3.49, 600 Sptic : ~2Ga33onl. ga@mlttd15, wv
@bttos Q.l5 Nl5ts, Sbi1tsySoggoH pom ytt 0s'
p1l=StdtJoH, often ftr QaNaplttt uM 1000 AbOs.l.
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8.49 Gnbmjttdgs.
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500 Qbubg, lis Nudts. S0uHiags, ito1 L. S.5J
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800 IbtuOs, lis &lbts. o..
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Goh GGirrtrsEitn. am MoautlBtH, I'D 9orHl.'
1.5G. 436. $50 gatm, $50. lilo 45tgS5'
eonntaQs, 9.35 gormittags, $50 @19m.' o.oV'
Ia6 6urtig' Rao, an Boarta7,n f.2s Born.
3dgt ptrluTtu Gurtis' pap On 4o3tata2H I'm
!Qusosnommtn souutaqs. ?lHr scRHv9'.
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6ottlg uuO @obuuHgeH DUrb pie gltHtoH 8tdHs'tE
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RByaLs Statiou pDer Gam0HsStatlon.
Il. .. unbtTpoob, y z Ut artL m
:" @W s@Hbdftsfubru. Sen. =NaH sQgtut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-07

-
Gine8 Suges fam Elm bieberer 0sLiz
tateFeubGnbler gu mir, Der bur4 Ser
rupins" (f[eine S9iGbtrDten, Die $96
PRO 0uBenb toitsn) Iebr reid gepOrOen
mar unO nanute mir feinsn Rumen.
pel6er e6en7o bGufig in Nmerita 1T,
ME 0riiben MiiQer ober S6ul3e.
yNatirli9 normunniI6 er N6ItamS
mung," Iagte i6 gutgslaunt.
uOur6Qus ni4t, Munn! Mein 8u=
ter mar Slider, mein @roBbuter Wuz
troIe uno peiter fam i9 mild ni4t be-
%5innen."
n46er parum tpo[len sic bsnn Elm
Wappen baben?" fragte i6.
vWiu audi teins, aber metne 5rau
nin's baden; 1T cine geborsns O'9o>
nobue; Iouen irtide 80nige gepeIen
fein, bic O'DOnobue's. Die 4ItI4e 1T
febr Itol3 Ourauf."
gWds foG i'd Sbnen benn in's N1pz
pen feBen?" fragile i4.
No9 tur3em 8eIinnen fagte CT:
oWa6en sic orei 5elOer, in Die Nitte
mein 9eI9dFts3ei6sn, re9ts einenSetz
rapin uno linfS cine Summer, teinen
rirterli9tn, belmigen 9umbug oben
b'rauf. Mfeiner Often tpegen f0nn.n
Sic aber cine 8rone o'rauf IeBen."
.RoTtet Sic so Dollars" Iagte i4,
um Den Munn ab3ui6redsn.
y3ahle S6nen bunoert Dollars,
penn Sic es bib7a mo6en, fam eben
10 pi:G sdbtsn, aIs irgenb Elm Rormanz
n%enfpro6e."
Der Mann boltc nd8 eirigen Sdg2n
fsin Wappen, legte mir 3tpGn3ig d6te
5iikfer auf ben Slid uno I9ieD ~fseIenz
pergniigt. Sd u6er battle Die 8enugz
t6uung, enbIi4 einmal Elm 8eT9dft gez
ma6t gu BADEN, BEL benz i9 feline Sc
~hiFens6ife gu befiir4ten brdu4te,
cam mein &unbe bate ules isIbit be-
Itimmt umo mein 9onorar BON IeIbit
D~erbpppell.
gtpd a6t Sage ipdtsr itir3te msin
Observation-Disclosures obsr N%mp6ibienz
Merdant in meiu 8iireau, mart meine
3eitnung auf ben Slid unO f4ris:
Sic Iino Elm eIsnber 9umbugger!
Der autI9tnmaler tpsigert Ii9, has
@appen an ben 4utI9enT9lug gu ma
len, er Iugt, IS lei cine 8Idmuge, Sie
rerTtdrben ni4ts bon Wappen, BON
5efoern u, I. m. Sd min mein 9sI0
3uriid 6d6en!"
nOas tann i4 Shren leioer ni4t 9ez
Ben, fogte ih tleinlaut.
,8as BADEN sic bamit dngeFangen?
inquirirte er.
Sd babe es auf Bic 8ant getragen. "
81 f9reiben Sic mir bod einea
SGed!
@sbt ni6t. Iie6er 5reunb, bic 8ant
bonorirt feline Gbeds.
y8uIteb9"
Our6aus ni9t, ss 1T Die - 8ierbaht.
Sd befiir9tete febr, Der 8ieOermunn
fperoe einen @erfu9 MAIDEN, feline bum
bert Dollars i'm pubreH Slime bes
Mortes aus mir y6srou83uI6lagen,"
a6sr f9IieBti9 ging er, nubm uber Isin
Mappen tpieber nit. @ieuei4t finoet
er einen onberen tpeniger beitIen Mns
Ter. I'm Die @a6r6eit gu gefteben, i6
Ha6e i4on gr0Bere uHge6euerli4feiten
uuf amerifaniI6en 8utI4enf4td9en
9eIebsn, uls oieTe.
aus oieiem @runbe babe t4 auf bus
9si9dft nod ni4t uuf9egsben, i4 tpers
be mid nit 5pet dnOsrsn e6en 10 gss
le6rten 6duIern, tpie i4 ems bin, aFoz
ciiren uno Elm 9iirenu i'm Equitable
8uiIbing" erOffnen, mo mir auf cine
5ahIrei6e RunbIddft boFFen.
SutuL.-4.: y@ie id aeb0rf bas
BE, ion ia Sbr 6err SObn aud bi6z
ten" g.: u@r iOa nidt, aber ct
th,tttaih
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81. CT. G0lihnns Esvraisntirt In ghilaS.Lpata.
Sedtuttb.G bnnoIer. Gumpa9nie,
taetitazteu Don bo6srabiatu
3nfl9eH= unD Giien6abn : Saft1.
6abrtt: 1e3-203:gumett 1T. z truS,, guerue B uno
242-24S mrIshtsetrase. gtepurf, q. s.
gseTus9orter Bureau: 62I Sroaswap,
Gable @eb6une.
Ene 9Tiefe nab NHftraae b,Li,bs man an bas ggslvs
HoISeT SuIeau III feRoeR. (s7,za,Ro I, 6o,19
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Sarleben auf M6bcln.

Rtuer, leiatsr, LANCER 9idJabluuQsplan, mi,
FOLDER BON ionir 9ismuHotm o~iisrirt Diro. guf
bic 3sit tlnis Saggts penn Ste Is ipini5ah'
Geiue Sinieus9lateH G~H9e5eigt, I'M Sic IRE ju
fiibrsu, bob tperOtH Sbnsu ale 9ortbsile ~Qtbottu,.
pelbe 9uotre oiisrirsu. Rat5uirageR i'm 9ureau
Der p9otomat 2oan Guarantee GompanpEs Simmer
SIR. 8 .gaut BON Baltimore @ebGubs, Ode Ealtis
more, uaD ct. 9aalsStrose. CaOo. 10. S.&S.1S
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Qortbs QptHUs Stati9n
Saoe qtben ab an Wo5tuias,H nab 6arbtif Avn
I4O 9oTmit!G9s uuo 400 e,a9E'logS
Slice etbtE alb W. Q9ohntd9sR Hap Ss'aF ua
$50 9ormittaas uu0 $50 N1@MiI'aes'
Sugs eebtn ab On 6pHuta5@ Ha@ ea'eiIt an
80 Bormtttaos Enp 400 0a6mtttaQs.
3hst esbsn Gb On SsHHtassH mac Saar nm A&
q8. u. III ~ore
CQail-l AsHsrSlsStialfSiRbJaa
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- oltimpre-S 3 -9a6n

80 srot il" srat am Is. Dp. Is9s.
god Gbicaoo uuo Dem QorSD,f,u Wt. Ro3ala
Station. 1904 9ormittaag, Gag 4bcnos td9L9.
GamO,n.S totiou, 1912, 1925 9ormtita0s unO 1N
Ra5 Cincinnati ct. Qouts uuO 9ouisoi1t Ri.
Ronal=S tutiou, 2.26 ROhmjttug5 uHn 10 ilabtrett
tdQlih. Gamptu=5 tltiou. 1925 Bormttiags, 2W
3ahmittoQ5 uuD 1855 @5cUos.
Rad QittsburQ un0 GlcU1dHb ylt. MODELS
Station, 1904 Iormjttaos, tQalib, 74o @bcnos,
ausQeuomm,u Souutols. COMMUNICATION, lUl3
8ormittags uub 7.30 Qbsuos, taglt3.
Yad Columbus, Iols0r uub Detroit - Dt, 0os
balsStotiOu, lO4l WbtHBS, 6ambsnsotatlon, lO'So
Qbtuo5.
Rab 9urab - Wt. EopaIss Station, 226 yatm,s
tdalit. Communication, 24~00abmtttags, tdJI9.
9incb 0nIbiuqtUn.
ut. &ogulsGtatioH, aug9O@eHtlgsE, r6.07, T7.o5,
rT.50, 1850, RI .04gormittays, rl2.4l, r226, 1885,
E5.Q6 Haamittags, 1912, rI49, 1875, rlOH,
Nbtnbs. SOuutags, 1901, 1850 rl0.ol Sormtts
TAGS, Tl255, 1925, 1886 guImitta9s, Jb.4A 1914
NM rl0.4I Wbeu0s.
Gumotu : station, On wob,utagtu, 500, 1918,
1925, 6.35, TI2O, 1900, S.35, 600. LlO.l2, TlO29
8ormittoQ5, l2.15, 1880, r2.40, 2.5O tr3.49 -
gsin.), r4l5, r5.l5 G5 Uljuuttul 30, 1900, 5.iS'
200, 1880, 1853, OILS, 70 40, Jl0.5j, ll30 A5o5.
6oHHtags, r6.2j, 6.35, S.35, 600, rl0.l2. rlO25
9ormittag5, rl.00, los, r240, 345 t5 Ysnuttnl,
$50 Radmittogs, 6l9, 900, gI.30, 9l5, r94O'
rl055, ll.30 NbsuOg.
rad Qnuapoltg, Wt. RogaI 2 Station, nos,
$3.50 Born, I241 0abm. GamotHsStatl9n, 20
BORN. unO $50 0atm. Nu 5oHut1g,H, WV SorH
uIlttdgs uHo $50 Ncbmittdgs.
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NOrSOentC6er fOD b.
A @tgelmdBigs
49, 0Gmpf = S6iffa6rt
- 5piI5,n
Baltimore nnO Bremen.
DEr1 bic sissHs fur bi.isu .3rved an Der elpSt ss6aa'
ssR, mIt allen &rIoretrnIneu ueriebeHe1
nsusn tiicInsn MOUNTAINEERING

seRs mLt allen &cIorotrHlllel 1~cIle9eHe1
asaeu ~tiirrHsu R~eleGmpIibIis
rgthn9sn," .-GGpt. O. 0runs.
8. 50. Ylsisr," Capt. 6. StteEdsH.
r9StIeba0,- Gdgt. " G1gB
s3olanoi' GQph sAaHBeh.
rGrsftI0,H d. Cart. 8. D 91rrel.
Bonn Capt. Y. 5rnus.
Die Qbfabrtstags fino, ME folgt:
DDn Baltimore:
.RolanoH MittiO., 10. Mni. 2 lIbr GlGm.
Conn WttttfD., II. Wai, ? lbr ga5m
..6Stitto' @ittp1 q. MAI, 2 u5t ga5m..
sg5resosHH Ylittp. 81. Qtli, , l5t Qlbm.
g, 91iatb1Oa Wtttp., Z. 5uHi. > l5r 0ahr.
. ,Vlu6sna WittD., Il. sunni, , ltbr 9thm
unD ftrnu IsDM EDHHsrRag ppn 9rtmsn uno i.en
WittDo3 pom Baltimore.
Die NIT ,lRsm " %bs3;!bHctm Sampt;r ~6tf6rperu
RailttnsQ1d1gisrt
3peitt 8aiiitesP ga 8reis:
S4aaaOrtiit.8iatt. . pon $500 bis $355. so
8pti afiaGt9rtffC
Bon Baltimore mad Sr,ulta $37O0
Bon Bremen nab Baltimore S3l 90
gtunDrtlIes9iHtts BON Baltimore mad @rt.
men unD iutud SOL 90
Mtesu Gra9t uEo 9anaos DsnDt man h3 an Die
GtRtralsGgenten
q. Snuma6sr C 60