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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-04-29
THEN AND NOW

A few years ago Grand Rapids was
| a prosperous little village, having
tributary to its great forests of pine
and other valuable timber. With
abundant water power for manufac-
turing purposes it was natural that
the energies Of the pioneers should be
centered upon the numbering industry.
Before the glittering ak of the hardy
|lumberman the vast pine forests were
quickly laid low; and great numbers
OF wOOdsmen who had made the city
their home drifted to other cities or
took up other occupation elsewhere.
What timber could be manufactured
to advantage at this point gradually
was purchased by one cempa ny and
the saving of logs was centered in one
large sawmill. With the disappear
ance OF the lumberman and his free
and easy way Of spending money there
came lull in the business activities
OF the community. Merchants viewed
with infinite regret their waning
business, The people became discour-
aged and their fears voiced in the
home and upon the streets add to the
general disbursement. The casual
visitor to the city and the newsy
trayeling salesman carried away with
him the impression that the city had
seen its best days and that only
lingering decay and death remained
for it. Property values decreased
until it was almost impossible to sell
real estate even at great sacrifice.
But there were men of enterprise,
energy and business. foresight in the
little city who were fully conversant
with the abundant undeveloped native
resources Of the city and surrounding
country. and were keenly alive to the
possibilities of development if the
citizens could only be induced to act
unitedly to common end.
One Of the essential things to be
done was to learn to speak well and
hopeful of the city. A city may be
"a oAoVA AA AC1 PAOOkCtlUy VI 'ol0AuVACu
into inactivity and hopeless lethargy
by the voice OF its our citizens. GAS
man thinketh SO is he," is as true
OF community life as it is of individual
life. With one accord men began to
speak more hopefully Of Grand Rapids.
Hopeful sentiment soon gave place to
assurance. Confidence took the place
OF doubt, and the doleful wall of the
chronic calamity howler gave way to
the cheerful voice of the prophet of
prosperity. No doubt there were
some who thought after brief period
OF enthusiasm had subsidized, they
would have an opportunity to shake
the sage head and mournfully repeat
the Oft quoted II told you so." But
three years Of uninterrupted pros
perity surprising the fondest hopes of
even the most sanguine have suficed
to Softeu the .doleful countenance of
the pessimists.
One new industry after another has
been induced to locate in our city and
today the hum of machinery and the
sound of hammer of industry has dis
placed the droning gossip of the city's
resting period.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-04-29
4 Good Chance.

II you want to learn to play
mandolin or guitar you can have one
free with term OF lessons. Call at
once on J. w. Robinson, Commercial
hotel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
SabrcS E GOnicrcn5 fir intcrnationalc
Sd)icosacridtc.

~ obonF2ofc, N..N, 3. sunni.
- Die 5ebntc (Snbre5 Gonfercl13 iiir
IdJieo@geriftlihe N6rrtbcillmQ in
tcrnationolcr Strcitirogen lit Qe-
tern bier 5uianmengetretcr. Die BE
tbeili0lna lit cine gr0Bere oils in
tritberen Sobren mo e5 bo6en iib
300 Delegation aus alien Ebeilcn oer
Melt eingcfun0en. Hid)tcr George
8roD bon 3eldpare, Der 5ltlll 8orii-
ter erlpGblt mltr0e, CAB cine 9arIe,
glnlg Der ermutbigcn0en griolgc,
lucld)e ourd) Die biSberige Ngitotioft
fitr internotionale Shtieosgeridte En-
5ielt iUoroen Iin0; or mics urf biz
erleotgtrug oeo Ma9fn . @rcnsitret.
ties un0 Der 5oroernngetl an &cne.
5uelo oltf idieoSgeridtlidem 8cge
bin ltt0 griln0ete 0drouf Die 5llber=
iid)tlifc Soffnnng, ooB in Der rGd)-
item 3ufunft nod piel 0roBcrcs ouf
bteiem @ebiete gum Sell olcr 8olfcr
erreibt mer0cn miiroe.
gcnjomin j. Srltebolb BON go.
Iton, Scfretdr Der omerifonii6en
6rieoenS = @eieQidoft, iprad iiber
ben 6ortidritt Der N%rbitration I'M
a6gelmuicnen Sabre; ouBerbem
iproden Or. Safe, 81. g. Sage, @e-
neral 5. q. @ition, Yrof. 8ertrp M.
2eip5igcr uto Erof. 5. g. 8rap. Tn
fer ben Delegation befinben iid orei
Mitelieoer Deg Sdie6sgeridts in
Sooa: Rid1tcr @rop, Gsror StrdEs
nno s. 81. @am6ra bon Merico.
inter ben onoeren biitinguirten Ger.
l1nlihfeiteit Der japaniide General.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

Sabre 1898 nit Dem @rofcu b.
@6bcn, Scr icincr 3eit ser oclttiGcn
@ptidoit in N%oibiuotoll %angcb0rtc.
@raf b. @0tcn oilrfte ser 9tadfol.
Ger oeS Or. Stitbcl ais Gircttor Der
SolonioI . Nbtbeillm0 Oc5 altaluGrti=
gen NmteS meroen. Die b0dit INT
giirItige Gutpidcllng ser 0irQc in
9epilien Oelttifen ShuBQcbictelL, be
Ionocr9 in Silomrlt Nfrifo, oijrftc
StilbeI Der iidl ollBcrocm i'm 9Ieih9
togc Iebr geringcr 9clicbtbcit e~rfrellt
tnO OcSbolb oltH nit ieinen NttoHe
6orocrungen 0urdficl, IN 8GlOe 0en
amtIidel aopi toitcn.
Ger 9tlic Yro5cB in
ltlm.
&or Dem Sdulrgcridt III Tim
q. .. errctd)te bcltte Der nit GROCER
Spanning Uttftr9te @Gltt0igltn6SS!
Ero5eb iein gnoe, mclHcn ObrrIt
a. Q. Siigcr, iebi0cr Babe Commit
iGr bon @oo &0niQ3born bel lluua
/. ", 9egcn'0cn iriibcrcn &ofol 9fc
oaftcltr Der olllmcr Setting" Mid)oro
Sh0nieIocr, icet Rcoottcur Oes
rWaunbeimer @clerol 4n5ciQerS,"
ongcItrcn9t bate. Der @eflogtc
mltroc 6lt 20 Wort Bulge pc~rurtbcilt.
Ger &Io8e lag elm 2Irtitel ser ,lllnrr
3eitltn0" SIT @rlnbe, bic Den Ober-
Itcn a. o. SiiGrr, Scr bel @clegcubcit
oca &tlic = Rro5ciies nit icinen &c.
idmcrOcn iiber ibnt miocrfubrcnc ar=
gebli6e Hcdtsbcugumgcn Der militia
ridden @eridte lnlO GbrGtgeridte
nieoerum an Die Offentlidfeit gctre-
ten mar, cinen olllmer Billie" uno
rciue Glterulontcniccle" nonllte.
Seine @eidlueroen bate Obcrit a. 9.
Siiaer, Der ais preuBiid)er Oiii5ier
Dos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6cloartilerie-
Hcgimelit a0ni9 &orl Nr. Is cont
mun0irte, in elmer i'm Sabre 1902
erid)iencncn ieniationeacn 9roihiirc
u~ieoergelcat, betitclt: ,Wlcine GrIc6=
niiie in Der OlilitGrrett9. uno Diff
5ier . Gbrengerid)tS Yilcge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
GricSIun $ Clinic ncnc IdJncItc gag.
@Outc v2OrO Baltimore" nmO
nHcnn" nndl Yhilnbclplia.

@cqintct sdnutnn, ben i. 3nut, 3 tiBr
2ormlttnaS, t1no bon hGul 40 ldNlib mo
S0ilItnas, bon Der Glabta ttlto Frntts2trubc,
IN Vcttcrtur mo G6citcr, ia, un1alituo.
Eradlttgc 6aBrt nurdl ocn Nnnnl.
5nlrt III elmer IiblHng $3.50; Runbtabrt
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~. u .. Nuba" Surildfcbreuo, S3 80. 9irctie
6nbrbilctc lab Nttnntic.Gitn unb 6uriid pcr
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9ieiu.2lurt, Suna'Srandl, NShurD . Gdrf, cine
9sihigng. $500; Gtulofabri 5000; 6apc Nah,
Jtlil!etn1rt $500. 9iatbts 6nntpier ta6rcn nm
. ubr NDtno5 tigli6 (SunntaaS auegeRonIs
men). 8luete nab gubnnp, TROY, Snrato0n,
SprttRs. Nlcupurt gtcm+naucn (@t), Burtlann
tDtc.D lllh r6rhlibcl 4ltIlftctl ipcrocil int 9iis
rcnu, icluic bel 9tIbnuAbs, 9r. 20i, Nurot
G,6arIcss Strohe, b%erfunit. S6reibt iuegen
JteifcspnnobIdb.
Clarence eBriUer, glgent,
(giat1O. 1&S) Gt. 204, qiq6is Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
Gneen Gnne's GiIen6ahn.GO.

5abrpIan trat am 81. Nal 1904 In Graft.
Snnlpier O~erlafien Bier gr. 10 an qia6t.
Strabe tdgltdi tansgenemmen 2oHlttogsl nm
LID Wlorgels lto 2.30 yia6iHttfGgs Hnd TORE
Roint, stcrt Sslano. Gueeust0iurL Gentreoite,
@reeutpono.. GaentaIe, WtIton, lelueS uno
3iuifteniiatiouen.
epnutaas nm lib Woraens un6 apbc goint.
Gneet1stufuH. 6erttrebtfe. EefDe5, jtcH1b0tb uuo
3ipifbenftationeH.
snfbluB SIT SeIdipdre mIo gbef1penfe
Jhtctton nadi Cation. Etforb uno 3iptfctenItn,
tioHeH, lino 8t 8reeitlpoon NIT Der s5eIapGres
gifenbabH@ na6 aaeB gHntfeH fiolih al Der
pgiep.glort, philadelphia & giorfutf eiieas
babH."
5ranf 96len, Geaaeiter.
apbu g. eealeg, Gen. sgafi ,49eHt.
(M2g 27,1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04
Ncitern Warnlnnb.Nahn.
5Fat am 2s. @aat 1904 u araft.

Efnt ant ~. Wat 1904 tn NfAH.
shae per'aiIei' stlsn;9Lation 'Uie ioIat:
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tDlpr, Wabnesboto r.. & W. Fabn ui6 benz
Sttbef, uae alisaenortnien. Sn1ntnas I. g..
ggbn. Gbanlbetsbura. Wariinsblrg nah
@tuheiier.
fi.25 8ormittaes- Accommodation uadb Union.
&daIid,, ansoenommem eenntaas.
7,25 irib gorf, .. utS s. DibiHon uHb
Salpilihte 0ftlib bon gmorDs0Iebe, Carlisle
mo u. & 8. BabM
s.23 loaoalpt!inie. Saeerstoipn, @bipPent-
@abH bis SttpIl.
1919 8orniiiaeS- accommodation mao triton.
grioge, gori uno GETTYSBURG. s
2.25 gIadtttttaas. .alfonlooaiiou Han untois
3.25 Rnbmtifaes-arfommobatioH rad gnora
@rope, =. \ .. 8tbiIton. Iotpte Eorf.
ne assfiM MfiG|Rltiiapg SelD.sS SFggsa ad mn,S S!SaSSss
lno oann atlommoOatloH bic Sagersioph:
terrier 5reoetld. smutttsbure nno S4ippeHs
6.ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fn- gmors
'5.4s Rabmttfaes - atmiteb uad, uorf. 90.
Hooer nub @ettnsburg (TdrtoE.g8aeaona
8.i2 ab6s--afiomnlooatton nab Union gribes.
500 Wb0S. - Accommodation uGm 9mDrh
Urooe.
Ras geHntass.
0.35 WlornenS =. aftoinooatiot nae Union
$50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ha6 unioa
Fri6le.
i.4Q MISUNDERSTANDING mao emcrs
'aalten MID an bsr Renniplpanta.slbeuns.
giaet. uno gee6d.gurean gprSoft,gds bon
Charles tib qeIinetorsS trnbe.
abenne.. Sulions u1o @dIbroof tsortpsaps.5.
Stdtton an.
.; 6, l@rtspslb, q. ~. Rsgea,
Sen. sBerfebts'Wgr. n.sRah .sslaefft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

Sonilll l(di0o bon Nelu Oorf, 30.
ron &oncfo, Elm frilbcrc9 Wiit9lico
oca aobincta bon &opom mo 9tidoi
Mc&idor BON Nbooe SaIono. Ole
@onocIaromIcru bon Bolton, &clp-
2ort, GbiloocIpbio, Baltimore 1no
onocrcn St6Otcn iino uoQ50bIig Der
trCtcu.
3Wcitcr SitunQ&toQ.
Ntobonf cafe, R.sN,, 3. SUM.
&n Ger bclrtiGcn 5lpcitcn SciIiou
Der G]lrbitrutionS GonicrcnS biclt
YrdiiOcnt @cnru .. Moc6orlono bon
Der 0iiritt Gollmbio E GommiIIion
cine 9lcoc ilbcr g]rbitrotiona = Scr
trGgc nit GnQlon0 unO un0crcn Nu-
tioncn. Ger GommiiiGr lcqtc in lei
llcr 9IcOc Dor, onb Die Scr. Stooten
tuulcrbolb einC9 &obrc$ NIT Gngs
lul'o, @f"'lifelN it!ln olloerell Stao-
ten ioIdc &crtrdgc ubi6licBcn f0nll.
leI' li'' o"b o't SC''ot olcleloel III
OCT lP8el'al'llltit Illrjell Sef'loh III
'oi''''lC''ogH &S'lIi'f rollI'5'fell ION
ne. 4%r0ij0cnt NoolcpeIt II, Stoat3,
SHttlor @o9 looFeil AelltI9l, ole"oe.
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"Ill Su,Il'b I''ilcr 9'eoe-ll'9tle eoHl'
ll''llut "'oCtSotlo''o aus, ooB ole
N''"lluq'e'l Illr OCH 1o'ulli'B BON If'
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trPl'pI'luil'lUe Fotle' 1'e9e' ocl'h 'ole
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I'll pVi' @~eflfo9vn Ifel''loi'W 9ellllnt'
Stt nau''r 9'o''er, FtoI' som
Solle!i ~'oofe pom g'eio Doftereo'
t''I'o'o eolte8F' 'proW l'U eoen-
lu''9 o" VHl'l'e'l o @~tpltfol'ohS'
SV[itQ8cf aus, ff'll''fle ooer oeil
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l'u) 6'o'laleIl oronire'W lt''o CHG
lui,o utle'Ilpatl pptoeH lpaF, VI oet
luotlllel' SSe'le mo oe~pol'pleie lo'
9ut' paB clIt lotuQer SetlroB ltlIlen
'''tetIiallo'alen 0otlIWrlll |onoerll
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Su'HB ocr @toote ld9e'l "eoe mar
oellt Soo9er Sd'eoS9cr'd)f oeiplolllet
l'no oell 9toB'il SoflgelielL 'oeid)e
olVleo Silllllllt I'LL Sol''e DER SCH DER
M'tll'@pe'I prlll8en loetoe' 0eflief
plei'ef III ner Deiill9el Stsi'lg iiop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

R~e8cImafi8e 0empfidifffabrt
5uif6en
Baltimore nuo Bremen
0nrb Die nenen un0 e%rprobten, nit
allen 9cauemli6feiten o~erIebelen
Yoitoampier eriter &loTe.
~Hbcin," w9ranOeuburg,"
~gtcdar," nGaIiel,~
"Ytat1," n8resImt."
Die @gpcoitionstage Itno lpie foI9t:
bon Baltimore: -
nSannober," Mittnod), Den 1. SUM-,
2 ltbr Nabmittaas.
yGaiIeI," 0iittlpodL oen s. Stunt, 2
ubr Rad)mtttag8.
.8reSlau," MtittDodl ocn Is. SUM,
2 ltbr g,odmtttaas.
nRcdor," WithuohL ocn %. SUM,
2 llbr Nadmitta98.
8meite 9oiiire.'BaIiage.Breis:
8um $4,000 an.
3miidcuoedS z, liiaqe.BretIe:
Bon Baltimore nab Bremeu $4,000.
BnH Srsmen Radl baltimore $500,
StuubreifesgtUete BON Baltimore:
Sad Srcnteu MHo 6nTi6 $4,000.
Te9en Sradt rtnb Bafaee ipeHoe man flo
an bic acknowledgement
u. Sfmmadcr & Su.,
gtr. 419, Satobcr.S traBe.
ooer
Gbmar0 Rainc,
Office beS ,Seutihen Gurteipoaoenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-04

Wv
5pci @cihuorcnc bcbui@ 6reiipre=
hlrn9 beS Ingctlo9tcn SIT bcltcdcn.
- &n Siio-GbicoQo, &Q., brudtc
6rnnt SeBler Dem 6rl, @itellc Moncp
mcbrcrc SdltBlpumocn bel, oic icop6
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nidt aus
ihlieBcr, mo mod)tc oolm icincm
ciqcncn 2eben ourd cinru ShuB ein
@nOe, &cridm0btc %ic6c mar ooa
Wiotiu Ser Erogo0ic.
- &ll GlcpelnuO, O., madltc Scr
63 Sabre alte NltQuit Sdmitt, Elm
olt9cicbeucr 6loriit in Dem &ororte
@IenpiIle, iuGbreno CT inn Bette lag
otrh citcn Sdub III oclt &opf iei.
mem 2cbcn ein GnOc. Die Sdltb
famine ieBtc OaS 9ctt5cu9 III @rano
ulo Die 2tide lpnr 5l,llt G6cil Der
foblt, che eS gelat9, 0oS 6cucr SIT
loidcrt. Nnboltcnoc aronfbcit iou
Dem W}oune ooS &eben perlcioct bo-
ben.
- ST. 9tortb @rope, Silo., mltroc
Die @irtbidoft al5rant Wiontcitb'a
1tnO Oo@ o~nitobnn0r @abubou9 s. G.
Stitt'S 0urh 0pltnulit, iucldbcS iollas
tiIde Semperen5Icr unter Ole Wirtb
i6olt gelegt battclL, id)ucr bcidGoigt.
Die Grploiiolt mar 10 Itorf, oab bic
gauge StoOt OnOllrd) cridiittcrt lullr
DC. Die Stoot mar bis Dor allr5cm
iiir 5ebn Sabre obne Mirtbihoit &c.
meien. .DGr
- Sn NtoDting Gp., lit oic 9lnoc
cingetroffctl, OoB in Den Cumberland
Bergen bic 6omilie ocS 6ormers Sp.
2utber, beitcbcno ans Dem Gbcpuorc,
Der 1S-iGbriQcu Eodtcr Wtorp uno
eineln iicbcn 5abre oltcn Sobne, III
Den 6lamncn ibrcs W~obnbolica
um's gcbcu Qcfomntcn lit. Sin Nod
bar, Ser ON Nior9cn pes &egeS fam,
fon6 0as WobubmlS 1T Sdutt mo
Griimmcrn lmo iu Den 9roltorllinen
la9eh ote polo oettopllel Sela)ell DER
per SelooDller'
- Sobn W Wonllltg, iueld)er nc
gen 9ciertlon in WtiIitdr9efongnIb
5u Columbus, g., iciner Ero5ciii-
tlttlg %cnt0cgcnlob lit bel cinctn6(td)t-
oerilt, oc1 cr mdbreno Der ArbeitS-
5eit mod)te, pom cillcm @odtpoItcn,
gtolltens Spcd, ollrdl ctllc1i SdltB Ill
oeh aopI 9'lOoiel lpotoel'. "fal!-
i'tl'g poife llo) otetl'loi o'llpefoel' TAI
lell' oaS le0te Vtol IN 3oonStoio'''
Fo', it'o mar }'oe'''lol oe'efl'tl'
Sl91or Etberatl Der beritbl1te
Sdrllett = Nlrtrole, bat III aoplos'
Gtt1 bel Dem 3lllort1nenltoB zines
eleftriiden StroBenbogn @o99oItS
mn etllefl @llo'l'oo'l' III lpelo9eil CT
JOB am stop l'''o oll OCT 9o'o @ct'
leellll9el' erlltIr'l' |l'a ole a''oeten
Sl'al'eh OF" %mlo'''oo''", oet I''Pete
S%loololipoll @'OtBu' Dun mo'''a9-
Stlp' hlio Ole V'obtu"llti'e SS''' %t'
SteIll'all, \ y Gl'& i"'o S"tot ~.
oiolOerce lfl,3t" Set'een''9e' oopo"'
Sct F~",oII'ue'' u. y Iua'oe''
Del elfef %oo',"V'l ull oeIl Fu ~
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WcrdantS' C Winers' Sranspur.
tatiUu Company.

WWPTtF'ETHItH.
.Gah Bottom uHo ben Often: ieocn Ulontda,
9ieniiag, GUrrerita8 uno GnlniiaG, Wbenos
q u9t.
Sad Brobtbence nnb benz Often: iebcn CONN
TAD, l}ttilpoh inh 5reiiaa, Mberio5 9 llbr.
Nn6 9elpport gterps uHo ~5iotfult: tigIt1
nm 6 llbt MebIt0s.
Jra6t miro ldgli6 bis & ubr stberbs fit an
Dem Inpe G6ia9renoe 3ampter aHgelIuinmelt.
Nnd Sntanrlab ilo Dem Siloeu: ieoeu Stcni
flag, 9oHnertiag mo Salnfiag. sttenos 6 tldr.
G%ottorer ttno VrobioencesS attpfet fabreit
bon Der Berftc nn Siibe oes GungsSuds ab;
Sooaliln9 8ampter bon Der Nerfte AM Sube
bet g8eit5uass% gOerue.
e. VI. 8tniuabam, slgent.
lolgEB0d.
u. y. turner, @.sB. ".
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Saiptbhrenl: Nr. Goa, 9uro.Gbarfes.St
5raht' ino Bafinges9lrean: Rr. 22i Net.
Sa:tinGre'strahe. Q13,l&G)
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Warelano nnb HrHnipluauia.Giien.
bahn.Gumpaauie.

Bnge ~berIaf'en gsortb . abenue unb Saf.Gtr..
Statton an gSo6ent1gen: aan BeIair 7.s0.
Eab 9elta $50 Woraens, $50. 4.25 Rndhnilts
tugs, y.ah Uort $50 MlutgenS, 3.20 Nahs
niiitde5. Gtnntnas-nah aeiafr $50 Dor
Delta $50 Wsorgefls, 400 glanmittaos. cam.
fings-rdcb BeI0it T.30, e.30 HaoIaens, $40,
t.2b 9a6uIittaes. 900, tt.sb MeHbs.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-27

changed his mind about being IN
hurry to reach ParkersDurg, and or
dered him to proceed at reduced galt,
The fast run ended right there, ana
maybe it was good thing 1t did; Tor
If he had kept on at such speed the
train probably would have landed at
the bottom of ravine.
"Afterward, while Robinet was run
ming a fast train on the Baltimore &
Ohio between Baltimore and Philadel-
phia. his engine jumped from the rails
when it was going over the bridge
crossing the Susquehanna river at
Havre de Grace, Md. Nobody to this
day knows what caused the engine TO
leave the track. 1t was one of the
things for which there is no explana-
ton.
s'This bridge is fully $50 feet above
the surface of the water, and has no
sides at one part of 1t. There is just
the under frame work, with the cross
ties and rails laid on top. The train
was going fairly fast at the time, and
after leaving the rails the engine
bumped along the crossties for loo feet
before coming to a stop, the guard rail-
being the only thing that saved the
whole train from going over into the
river. A glance out of car window
at this point is enough to make per-
son dizzy, SO you can imagine the ef-
feet this had on Robinet. The expe-
rience cause his hair to turn snow
white in single day. But even that
didn't make him lose his nerve, and to
this day he is running one Of the fast
est trains over the same division"