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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

QlDeroen er 10 m Iaa tlng
% taller ON ben frie 5anfe,
DOT tGre gamle 99rebog
er mango en- for9loet Strante.
men ri, iom iii ben ri8tig lGrt.
ON eno Def ofte fafot liot iOGrt.
b1 4~e Den Tom npget tart,
boeroeo port Sier.e END ian bante.
Den blep II al Dor Qrrooms Sum
for 9ipet bo9 BET anerbeoIte,
ia ret ct Tile arnbberum.
boor Sulebarnet ri fan g9fte,
ben lRrts os til qioets Del
bet rette "a, bet rette glei
% 6pRltso' oper Barnet 2eg
SUBS &iges ItjerHeimptte 6aite.
% ON ou bliber not fad tlo9
% net Iaa It9rt / bet al bile
Dor fpre gamle 9arebo9
tan sibe not big at Be iNle,
% bersr Den enb til De imaa.
ben bar Dog itaaet fla ION faa
% bragt til Slot og fattig 9raa
en- 9rit at 9ibets iunoe 9ilbe.
Gub sioe, ben maa bline peo
at Iaa ON gdrnets Si9l en- Sfrante
mob @eroens falIte 6erligbeo
og hber forloren Briheos 3dnte.
ia bare meb at bngge Bro
/ aarligbeo Og 6aab oe 3rO
for BAN. iom gsr ct 6ierte fro
Tom 5usle unoer 9aarens Rante.
Q. 9regerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
&CIl09trOc 6orio9 pa / inmulc
Sng.

sermeo tunbs ri e9eHt!i8 iaa aaa
ober til At f.iIore, bDorleoes Den ioeia=
GitiTe Stat er tpntt etdbleret, men
ri Dor fsrit omtdIe enonu bells en-
D}ano, iom bar tent fig en- no9en
auben 9ei, 40 6oii!en man tun0e naa
TT en- mere lioeIig 6oroeIing al De
timeliqe qiosQober o9 oerDeo afbialpe
Reo oq elenoiQbeo, "a bells en- 8sDG
gsIie eaer ct SnItem, iom tilfgter Del
famine.
Wan6en er Qmeritaneren 6enrp
Georges % bans Care ON eitnooms
retten til 5orben. 50 Gpitemet er
.aooperationeu."
6pao Georges Care an9aar, pa
oaar ben / tore 6obeotret III pda
fslqenoe. 9ripateisnoommen til Sors
DIN er aariug iii ben %fotiale elenoies
6eo; tbi De faa. ION ejer ben, %forlans
asr 3ente df Dem, iom be uoleier ben
til, % oerfor tan mdnQe al oisie (Qeis
erne) aloriQ naa Dioere eno iii al be-
tale Qfeifien o9 fsre en- tummerlig
5iloGrelie. 0eriOr bsr ingen eje
Soroen. men enbper llnberiaat ital at
Staten babe operbrdget lit Stptte eIer
fin Del. 9erimoo barber 0eorges -
/ Woof9tning til Socialismen -, at
qroouttionsreoftaberne ituI bare ben
snfsltss qriDatsje, og bpab ben entelte
erbperper fla peb 9jalp at oisis, ifal
ban bape 9op at btboloe oe %oiiponere
oper ogioa peo i'm Deb. aun Sors
ben eaar tilbo9e til Staten.
Quar pi fammenligner be geitems
melfer, Iom Sub traf | ben 81. pagts
lib ON, al / Subelaaret ftuloe al
Gjenoom gibss ti(bage. islp ON ben
oprinbelige Gjer life boobe nogst al
inblsie ben for e, og 5. Moi.), meb
Dor 5ibs 5remgangsmaabe, iua er
Der bel ingen df oisie 10. Der ligner
Georges Sheer belt % fuIot, men be.
moo man inbremme, al ben 8eitems
melTe, Sub traf. tOmmsr oisie n9rs
melt. % al be 5orbolo, bi M bar. er
uenbsligt Idngt 6orts birfrd.
Won Sub bill tenbes pso BENZ ga,
Sparet pil bel nGrmeit ofbGnge df,
ON man fan tante fla, al CUB bar
minbre anrligheo til fattisc ariftne.
emo ban bopbe til futtige Sober. els
Ter mon ariitne ituloe bare mere
ulnoige imoo Sub, enb Ssberne bar
oet2
Oct fgrite, ma mdo nao til. for
al 5orboloene ian beore fla, er 10, at
be ~beiiooenbs ertenber Misforbolbet.
O9 fad er Der enbba en- meget lang
@si fra at erfenbe en- Sell og til at
rette ben.
ct meget inagt gebis paa, al Der
er libt af osnne Grtenbelie buagnst
i6lonbt os, er aoben af 1899 ON 9ils
0eiebrin9elfe at Sorolobber for Gonbs
arbejbere. 0og bill benne 2opssges
itemmslfer nGppe fomme ret mango
9dnbdrbejbere til 8obe. Gaeen er,
at gebfommeube ftiO ffol iatte en- Iii
enbel al 8arbien, fom er 1000 ar.,
altfoa 400 ar., I Gien6Ommen. Og
hbor mango 9anbarbejbsre eier mon
400 9r.2 Ogfaa er Der en- flor 8ans
ftelidbeb beri. at ban feib ital fare
ia Soro. I Stsbet for at Staten etss
prpprierebe ben iii BAN. San ifaf
ban forrente a1bitalen meb 3 pGt.
og efter 8 Qar afOrdge en- pig Gum
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

emo Def er At 6abe bet Tlere 1imsr ON
DaQsn for en torttrt 2io.
Scr ott treble CT ben a%meritanfe
Common S6ool" lite 9looitn for
pore 98rn. 3il @runo oerfor Lao
mig ferit anfere famine Orb al gu
Her. iom aorreiponoenten fra Ha
cine aiorre. bDis artitel par itrepen
efter nit 6iert:. Gutter f9er: a60Or
ben 6eli9e Striit lite raaoer. Der
roaotr jeg i Sanbheo iusen at iRtte
fit Barn inn. Ut bet maa foroGr
pes, Tom lite uosn Q1doelie briber
SUBS Orb"
Vt StatsitoIen er %reli9ionslss, bil
tnbper mol %inorsmms. og Oct CT fan
oelig 0runo not til at boloe poye
gsrn berfra % oanne Weniabsos
ito!er. Wien iaa Ct Der ogIoa uoget
/ StatsTiolen iom Ct meast BARRE. %
bet ct bdntro G9rere, at b0ilte 9er=
meme uoiltaarlig inodanoer 8antros
ems Gift. men oens %rGoiomme 5elqer.
9o9 ielb troente Grrere er life
beloig for 9ernene. naar be lite or
lutberIle. 0iloe lite en- 9aptiit for
Gts. prsbe pad al %fortGle gsrnene.
at be MATTE osbes igen, ioet man life
tunoe regne 9drneoadben for noget2
ia enoog benitiue 8arneoaabeu ION
noget !atterli9t2 Iom en- 9dptiit en-
gang 9jorbe liseoperfor mig og BET /
idubdn en- Zone, at ieg rigtig gss Der
peb. @nbpioere inbebolber 5etfbss
qerne / StatsItolerne ofte iuaoanne,
Tom gaar ben euobommeli9e Sanhs
beo imob. Og MI ipsrger ieg; Gr lite
alt bette 0runo moi til al bolbe pore
gsrn borte fra StatsItolen Og oanne
Weni9bsositoler? So ianbeligen sr
bet!
Ru er BET 10 langtfra aIe Menias
beber, iom er i Siano til at boloe en-
Stolelarer pda 6 eler fiere Waanes
Der | 4aret, men iao er BET prgfsns
pligt at gore / ben 9en'eenbe, bpaS
BON tan. Selpfsl9eIig er bet inQen
5ornejeIie at bolbe Stole A eller s
Odge ON llgen = iom glGoeliapis
bog mango prGiter 9er - og Iao beo
Siben al pr9bife 2 eller enboa 9
@dnge ON Ssnoagen, men naar bet
sr blepen til en- SamoittigbeosIaa for
%, ida bill oi ogiaa puafaqe os bette
4rbejoe og gre bet meo 0lqbe. ut
finoe Wiobitano fra Wenig6soens Sis
Be, i6et man mensr 8grnene maa OBJ
iolut gda til Stdtsifolen, liar for al
l9re grunoig engelit, eaer forbi man
lite inoIer RsoDenoigbeoen af en- Wlsz
ni9beosftole p Tom oesprrre manae
frazier 10 beler lite ger = muo man
lite unore fig oDer. Men Itulbe bi bers
Tor legge 99noerne / Gtgoet? inoens
lunoel Wleget mere ituloe bi forIeoe
at orerbeDiie BEN ON ben naifen ubes
tingeea Veopenoigbeo az en- sqen Mez
nisbsosffOle. s bette 9iemeO ftulbe
Di boloe iaafalots Stolhpraoifensr,
b. b. !. no fra posienbe 3eff tale til
Joltsne ON StOlefagen og ben friItes
iige WenigbtostOls. GGaoanne gra,
oitener Dilbe ogfaa pare megst oapns
lige at bclbe paa 4nrsmeberns.
Gdgene | bbilte bi unberDiIer / en-
Iaaoon Weniabebsnole mao naturs
ligpis bare be famine Tom / Stofsfos
len og paa sngelit. ReIiaion, 9ibsls
biitorie 0. |. b., naturliebis | Wobsrsz
madlet. gegge Sprog bber 9ao.
Soa oiloe gsrnsne baaoe pare 6isms
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

giaor g9ierus beupeHter ia til 5olf. Ter
aperterer t8iaoet, tuteu for al igbs bes benz
eller for at lna CplDsnlEset 0 oet apcrtes
reoe. beoes De allo omtale. al Dc iaa aUer-
tisiemsntet bette SLAB. Get vi uare I'll
eeaiioi9 9lptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
On bsn iOe.aliitiife Stat.
qf q. q. 6. 0ioritfen
/ oSr. 9gb.4
0pao iOritaar man reo ben ict;a.
liitiite Stat.

8ette Spgrgsmaal piloe bare let
at beipdre. oeriom man funoe pcge
paa q eIer anoet Steo, bpor Den iociz
d)liitiite Stat bar eta6leret; t6i ioa
oar man i Stano til at ia9ttage. bporz
teOes ben to9 iis u, Dtyeoe Jig og piys
teos.
Mlen BET fan man ablotut lite. :
bet bgieIte tan man pege paa en- Del
3iasb, ION lite blep til no9et, og Ioa
nogle entelte 6prisg, iom for DE- ftz
ties 9eOtommenoe Fl op9ione i9en. Ia
De lite boboe 9epeobgtigbeo.
Den ioeialiitiife Stat Ct aItiaa life
noget fattiit eaer pirteli9t, Der tan
benbiIes til, men ct 5remtiosprojett,
iom ao1tiui3e Oo9 msner en- Sang ian
realiieres.
q ri alt1ao life paa ben Maaoe
fan fnoe Sbar paa Spergsmaalel,
Iaa maa ri aaa en- aHoeR Bel; ri mao
unoerfege. bpao Der liaaer I Raontt.
VI Croene ,iotialiitiit Stat trent
gaar bet, At bet lal oare en- Stat.
iom man t9nter zig bn9get paa o9
teo,t og ore1ct efter De ioctaiitit.
9rinciper.
Ulen bpori beItoar bi5ie oa2 9Dao
qdar be I'D paa2
0roet oSocialisms" fommer al
bet latinIle 0ro oiocius@. % ost be
t1oer. 6Dao Der aneaar eler bsnffrer
til Sdmfunbet. aLtial BET iomfunOsz
mGsf5e. brad Der angaar Nlsanefe-
mes Sam.i3, Staten "a 9ommunm.
81 6eror orejsr IA esIaa Den mo
oerne Sociaii5me5 GsfrGbeIier iis;
men aeoens ran ira ale 60lo in0eu
for osnne e c1i9e ON al msoe / Or
fenoelie al. at De nupRrenoe Sam=
funostilTtan0f sr fortaite.iae, foroi be
par uopitlet Ii9 iaaleOss. at en- lille
areos at Samfunbsbog1erne bar me
act mere, eno Z. b.beDtr al be timelige
QiOsforngasn6ecer. mecsns en- tor
Maagoe tar for lot boorfor man
ill ftrQbe efter at tomme bort ira Oisie
EitItanos % ir9e al Fnoe 3ormsr.
bporunber aas fan bape not. ila trGf
Tsr man ocrimoo untsr geitr9beIier=
ne for at fnoe bisie 5ormer mango
f%orlteaige CO i'll Dels osiaa belt morz
latte Anfuslier hos establishments
3alsmano gennem BET foiie QarbuHs
breee.
Gocialb.n,otrdiiet er altila ct Bar
ii, ION pil iam!e 5olteues Masftr for
De0 oeres 6iGlp at gennemfers ct
StatsibItem. iom ian itafe ale til
Staten 5prencs 9erioner moi Al 4rs
beios og not at 9ipsfornebenbeber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
,SanIfereil"

bliper ieuot I'll Subitribeuter inotii uotrnt.
telis Cpii8elie moota8es a uosi erne % al
@qio er betalt. Goe.ensitemmelie meo IL
6pleneoe Cutters teni,De.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

On ffal M life BLOT fro, at Sub bar
tilgipet 9aoio og Can't petsr oeres
Sbnber. for bet gsr ogfad 0iapelenl
Nei men bet er SUBS Billie, at enboer
Ifdl tro, bans Spnber. netop bans
Sbnoer ere BAN forloote.
(9en belige 8~ernbaro).
y
8ii'er aornet ei / Mulbe,
naar bet alOrig, bDao bet ffulbe!
9fi'sr @renen ei / Stammen,
tsrres BEN pg ifrumper Iammen!
gli'er 6iertet ej | Sub.
gaor bet uo!
(g + r. q y.
4 y r
pdn bet gooe timber jeg en- Jar 9lGS
be | at fro og bdabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
arilsacs S.iaina.

H1ar MI troeu0e 9riitns Of 5or.
boloenes Mlaet ueoes til al tage Still
ling ii! bsnne Op9aDe. iaa bliDer
Spergsmaalet for Dem 10 bette, ON De
tan bels bsnne @rtenoelie at, at Der
er nogst / hsi 0rab abnormt beb be
nubqrenoe Samfunbstilitanoe % ON
BE- timber. al Der er nogtt utriite.igt /
oisie 8%eItrRoslier.
Wan tunoe muligbis blire bjulpst
til at flare bette Spergsmaal peo at
Ie ben til ben israelitiite S~tatsorber
&c f9rlig 3. og 8. Woisbog) og lGgge
Wqrte til, bDao Sub Der bsitemmer
iom i'm Billie dngaaenoe 5orbolost
imeGem fattig og rig en- giuietils
fenoegiOelie, ION piitnot lite maa ops
fdttes iom fun ombdnolenbe Seberne.
men ogfaa ale Golt. Der ibnes psb
en- faooan Communicating at bare
nogei. Der tnber paa. al Embellishments
9eitr9belfer for az opblalpe be fattis
ge Deb al b9bDe oeres Set life | og for
iig er | llOpersnsftemmelIe meb SUBS
Billie.
Go9ei 9efl an6ei II Del Taa. al Der
nqppe fan blipe 3oe ON ct Samars
beioe meb bet nup9renbe Sociuloemos
trati paa oenne Opgapss 9ssning. ba
be @runbfGtninger, bborfra Der saas
uo er piot foritelige, bporfor o9iue
8eie % Nioler pil bliDe foriteaige.
Soeidfbemotrdtie mener.
at Madlet bill naas peD Oplpsning -
Dog forfufter be ben triftelige Oplpsz
ming = Oeb Orsaniiutionens Wog.,
pe0 politiit SnOflposlle Q. T. D.
&riftne beb, al ali bette alene
6ielper life, men at 2riiti aanb moa
neo / Qrbejoet, ON bet ifai lpttes; tbi
bet tr bog tilfioft lite Gtatsformerns,
fem ubger Roben til Snbet, mer
oerimob @goismen.
0etie bill eler fan Soeinlbemotraz
tiet life paa nogen Wadoe inoremme,
% berfor er man grunbuenige ON
Miolerne.
Men bet gadr ej beaer bebre, ndur
bliper ON Mdalet; tbi Ri tror
at bet nogen GiHbe bill funne
nads belt og fulot.
9isie Mbnormitster | Samfunoss
forbolbene er nemlig | iibite Snitans
fOraariaeebe af bet Onbe. b.. b. f..
Snnben, og ou ben ulbrig pil foriDins
be unber ben n9rb1renbs 8eroens@
Iaa bill Der ogfad dltio Deb@
The sun., 1901-08-20
THE RAIN STORM.

The rain storm of Sunday was one of
th' notahc ones Of the local rrcol,l
While there is some destruction Of prop
rrty to note, and some dscomforts to r'-
grct, il Is more than probable that the
heh"tits will largely exceed TIE injury.
heard was sustained Mt Branlywin"
Springs Park. and il is possible too that
the greatest discomfort of the storm WAS
endured hy visitors to the park. These
are to h. profoundly regretted of course,
LOSSES that cannot bc immediately made
"ood, and hiScomforts the results OF
which cann"t hc mm diairly forcScrn. afc
serious things. However locally we ar"
sur" that the washing Of tho streets,
cleaning Of the cutters and the fooding
Of Tie sewers, has clcanS"d the city more
crrctnally than any effort Of the Board
Of Health could have accomplished.
Something Of the same hrnriit will be On
ioy"d ii thr park. The hills have h., il
washed clran and all the refuse that un
nynidnhly gathers about such resorts has
doubtless been swept away. When tI"
sunSllli" returns and ih" diSlocatrd fur
nshiIrsS hay" been replaced the park will
hr more beautiful ani attractive than
ever Then again if il is rain that In,
farmers want 10 increase thr supply. ana
lower III" price Of vegetables. and say,
Ill" corn crop, they have now had gen
nrons supply. 4 ride in the country y
few days aga enabled us to view several
splendid fields Of corn. The stalks were
tall, the blades were broad. long ana ot
splendid color. while the ears Of corn
seemed numerous and large. 1t is Il long
time vet before frost stops til" growll
nf the corn, ana We can Imagine that
wlmt we have heard men Of age and rt
prricncc allsc about hearing the cnli
fields. The cracking Of the blades mus
have been hers. aud that. next 10 Srcn.
iii" broad green ribbons wave in III,
wind, aud bear the n.ste Of them as Tia,
hr"cZ"S swept over the field would i,
one Of the CHIEF delights. IN enjoying IL,
fruits "f iii" storm. \ field of grawim.
corn tail, strong full curcd aud hrna,
l"avrd, washed rltan hy il rain storm III,
.slistruiug IN the sunshine is Il ,;pcmli,
thing Ia look ats well worth going t.
see.
The sun., 1901-08-20
REMOVAL OF MR.. BUDGE.

In the renewal of Mr.. John Budgc. Of
the Pullman Palace Gar Company, from
this city to Buffalo. y. y, Wilmington
will lose Il good citizen, who has mi
fnrmly worked for the city's interest,
in his responsible position MS manager "f
the local shops of his company. Ii viii
be remembered that there was II Strit"
in the Pullman shops few years ago
ana it was expected that the strike would
extend TO the local shop. That it did not
extend to these shops was due to MIR.
Budgr influence with the men. He
had won their confidence and they trusted
him. His advice against the strike pre-
vailed. In the adjustment Of affairs
after that strike ii was seriously proposed
to curtail expenses here hy removing Il
portion of the work To some other one 81
the cunpany's shops. Mr. Budge o.
posed this proposition, and because Of
his admirable control Of his men when 4
strike was threatened. his counsel pre-
vailed. The work here was not curtaird
and recently, we are also told, when the
question of rnlarging the company's PLANK
WAS bcing discussed it was Mr.. Bulge
counsel. his defence Of ana recommcnda
tioE Of this city as n center Of business;
IN every way favorable 10 the comrai.y'S :
interests, that prevailed and secured the
enlargement Of the loca! shops that i
now IN progress The people, of the
city ar" indebted to Mr.. Budgr for th.s
f;vulS, aud these Of tn,m who are in
formed rs to their true value will r,grr;
his rrmo>al, even while they rpjoicr il
his promotion. and congratulate him on
it, he sun extends to Mr.. Buigc IT.
thanks. It's congratulations, and its most
sincere good wishes for his success in hi,
ncw field Of labor.
The sun., 1901-08-20
PRESERVE THE OLD HIGHWAYS

l'trmaRru' obstruction of an estah-
li-lnd road hcd las always iccn con
idsfad tn m' an infringement of the pub
liz rights, ami There is perhaps no other
question of public import upon the court
decisions that have been more naif rlm
than in th" mnntcnarcc of tho integrity
~ Tho prhic highways When ohirc
lnris 10 vacatng highways are carried
to I'll" courts III" objections are generally
sustained, We have in mind the fact
tllt there ara 4 unmh"r Of properties in
this city the titles to which are i'm
paired hy thc inclusion Of portions or
.tncirnt road hc,is within the stated meets
aud bounds nf Ihc hand rs described II
is therefor" with some surprise that
W" not" the distraction of the road bed
II til" Philadelphia Pike 1T ClGymont
by tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company.
The Instructions Of wien complaint has
been made ar" two cnd piers of the rail.
r"nd bridge over the Pike where il is
rrosScd bN tar new 'airoad tracks laid
III Strengthening the curve in the Old
tracks NJ or near that point. The piers
appear to have been built upon the road
The sun., 1901-08-20
DEATHS.

DEM EY-On August II. 1901, Leonzo N. Den
ney, II ed ~ years.
Relatives and friends Of the family and mem
',ers of the Water Witch Fife Company are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from his
late reside ce. No 1903 Oak street. on Tuesday
,ftf rnuou at O'Clock. lnterment at Rivervie Y
cemetery.
McGLOsK EY--In this city on August II, 1901.
Mary. widow of James McCloskey.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence,
No. III Justion street, on Tuesday mo ming at
o'clock. II gh mass at st, Petei s Church. Inter.
ment at st Joserhs cemetery.
CLARKE-In this oity. August II. 1870
William X Clar e. aged q wears,
Relatives and friends. and also members
the First Regiment. N q. D., are reuqested N
attend the funeral from his late residence. 1lG7
East Fourteenth street, this afternoon at 33C
O'Clock.
JOaDAN-On August H. 1901, William Il. Jor
dan, aged O. years.
Services at The residence Of his son.in-law
Augusta Welsh, a2s Chapel street this morning
ut 10 O'Clock,
TALLEY-Near Beaver Valley, DEL on Angus
II. 1901 William T. Ta'ley, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyiied
10 attend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence, on Wednesday morning. at 10 O'Clock
Int 'rment Mt Brandywine Baptist Church.
roDD-Entered into rest on August II. 1901
| john H. Todd,
| Friends are invited to attend the funeral ser
| vices at his late residence, Newark Del. thi
| Afternoon at4 O'Clock, lnteIment Irivate, Pleas,
| omit flowers,
| FULLY AT Henry CLAY on August II, 1901
Margaret II. Tully, daughter of Bridget ant
the late Patrick Tully.
Relatives and friends are r. spectfully invited
| 20 attend The funeral from the residence of he
| mother ut Henry Clay, on Wednesday morning
| at9 o'clock. High mass at st. .Joseph's K G
| Church. lnterment at st. Soseph's cemetery.
The sun., 1901-08-20
w EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Connecting with P, w. g. 3. r. r, at
Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 26. 1900
All trains leave Hillen Station as fol-
lows:
420 a. m. Fast Mail. Main Line, N and
! w. RR., and the South and eY. Sunday
F. v. r. r., Chambersburg. Martins.
D''s 1.,a pAITY L is EXCEPT SUNDAY.
722 a. m.-York, b. and H. Division and
Main Line east of Emory Grove. also
Carlisle and G. and III. r. r.
.23 a. m.-Main Line Shippensburg, Fred
erick, Emmittsburg and N. and w. Ry to
Elkton.
1912 a. m.--Aceommodatio for Union
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
2;3 p. m.-AccommodatiOn for Union
s.$$ p. m.-Express for York and b and
425 y m.-Express Main Line points
also Frederick. Emmittsburg and SHIP
.b,sO p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
$40 p. m,-Accommodation for Union
Bridge
ll25 p m.-Accommodation for Emory
SUNDAYS ONLY.
9.35 a. m.--Accommodation for Union
Bridge and Hanover.
a,35 p. m.-Accommodation for Union
100 >. m.-Accommodation for Emors
Grove.
1876 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Drove
Ticket 7 and baggage Office Ill East
Baltimore street
All trains stop at Union Station. penn,
sylvania avenue. Fulton and WalbrooS
II. HooD. b. II. GR1swoLD
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
The sun., 1901-08-20
sCHUYLKILL DIVISION.

Fer Phoenixville. Pottstown and Read
Ing, b.45. $40 and 1913 a. m. 1852 (Sat-
prdny sSdays sn,yl so to 9s M nas and Il g
only. 7.26 a. m. and AS and 552 D. m
For Pottsyille. 545 $40. 1913 a m, Ia
40 and 733 p. m. weekdays Sunday
& h0, 9.23 a. m. and 500 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Express. weekdays. $40, 405. 44O. 500
5;ls, $50. 7.SS. so. 9.O3, $50. -.1O2l. 1l.OO
ds dS and "a a. ,, 100 3 mn pop4i 4 ss5 an ami,fa q
100 go. .55s SO. 7os. t .sS sS snS sS ioo' sS1
D.. m. and 1902 night. Sundays, S2O
fs 3 40 90 5,s ,s 3 S2S 8 sSo 'los 12o
tied. AID. $40 $3.50. .6.s5. 7.02. ss@ and
1000 p. M. and 1902 night.
For Boston. without change 1s.5O a M,
For SKA Grt ana assSrJp s P park m day
Long Branch. $50. l1.03 a. m. and 33l
and 400 p. m. weekdays.
For Lambertviile. Easton and Scranton
bertyille and Easton only. week. days
and zoe p. m. daily. Buffalo, 9O6 a. m
i21 noon weekdays and 7.02 p. m
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows:
For New York Express, 800, $50 a. IN.
40 m. week days.
For Long Branch. via Seaside Park. s.3
For Island Heights. s.s5 a. m. and 400 .
m week days.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via Delawar,
River Bridge, express, $40 a. m. ani
7O5 p. m. Sundays. eg g. m and 20
p. m.
Leave Market Street Wharf, express, 90
a. m and 200. 400 and Sis d. m. Sun
dave 9 0o ana 1000 a. m.
FOR CtPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY.
Avalon. Stone Harbor. Anglesea, wild
wood and Holly Beach--express, 900 a
m and 4M p. m. week days. Sundays
900 p. m.
For Somers' Point Express, 800 a. m
and ZOO, 400 and 5.1S D. IN. week days
Sundays 800 and 1000 a. IN.
The Union Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and
residences
J. b. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD.
GsHsral Manager f3su psss A~.ut
The sun., 1901-08-20
DHILA. Arp READING RAILROAD
(Wilmlngton Division,9lo y,

Time table In effect May ~. isoi.
Street stationl for Elsmere Junction,
Granogne. cossart. chadd's Ford June
Vile, Mortonville. Coatesville and inter-
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, at
rs a. m. daily 2.15 and 4.5O p. m Sun
For Waynesburg Junction, Elsmere and
intermediate stations, daily except sun
day at 735 a. M, daily 215 and 450 p. m
For Joanna Blrdsboro.. Reading and in.
termediate stations. daily, except sun
day. at 735 a. m; daily 215 and 4.5O D. ="
For further Information passengers ers
referred to the ticket agent at tho ssA
| tion.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
| Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut streo'
Wharf and South Street Wharf Tor AZ,
tantic City
weekdavs-- Express. 500. 900. 10 4b q. M. ! y
taatn days only Roy. 2 90. 400, $40. oo ~
500. 40. rs $40 m. Accommnnatlon
Goo M !, 90 6S 90 u r. oo ~, !, ~ sns days-tr- M i
] n. m Accommodation, 600 a nm p M
sifo Excursion daily 100 a. m. Additions
rsaHe s"ma"yi nTIANTIG NJ r. cry weerdsys-
EXPRESS. MONDAY only. 6.a5l 100 7 4b tfroM
Baltic Extension only Z 55la 2o.a.0n. 10 Is. y .
q M. 2s0. 4 20. h3O, TAO $40 o'a0 p. m. ~
cnmmndatinn, 3 25. Z Of q. m. 30 y M. run
davs-Fxpress. = 4he. m, $40. 40. 30 ~
80 7 on. 7,ao 90. . 80 p m. Accommodate
- Iha m. 4 20 n. m.
Parlor cars N ail pxr rpss trains
LEAVE PHILAnFI PHIA
For cApF N,Y-week davs- s 70. H4h l1.4h
m 80 xaln $50 r, m. snndfys-S.4', >,
q M, 6O0p m.
For CEAN Nt,ITY-Weekdavo--s 1I.45 =. nj,
2lh 4 20 $40 p. m. Sundays 8 ~ 9.l5a m
5.a0n m.
For SEA ISLE CITY-weok A5 a m. II
42O, $40 y. M Sundays-S4ha q IN 90 D. m
81 90 Ixrursion to Cape NAV. Ocean City AM
SEA Isle city. 7 20 q. m. dailv
xsnuth st.. 4 60 p m. South ST., 4.l5 p. m.
South st Is 3Gp. m. South st., As m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS
Leav sNEW YORK Iiherty street) $40 q. m.
ts turdavs MY l.o0p J.. m 3.4op m.
Lea yes ATL ANTIC cry -Weekdays-S3 20 u, III
2.l5 p m. sunday $50 p m
Detailed time tables at ticket offices.
W. G. BESLER, EDISON ]. WEEKS,
Gent Supt Gen'l Pass'T. Agt-