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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24
JGin0erUOrfeGung.
Don 9Ortfa gflst.

Sin beller @intertag. Der S9nec
auieti6t unter ben SiiBen. Wir gebt
bas bur4 Mtart unO 9ein; uber Obj
finbets punberi46n. sic mu9t
INNER nod mai ertra Quiet" tpo5u
ii9 ibre neuen @ummif9ube gang be-
fpnoers gut etgnen.
.0as is bod n Iebenbisss S6euter,
tpO mir iebt binge9en, MID Sunte?"
.@epib!"
SIS itebt uns nGmli9 Elm GROCER
&%unitgenuB bebor: cine 8%inberOorltelz
lung i'm Stabttbeater.
nWfuB i'd meine Sanbi4ube unbes
baIten? DIANA 3tebt INNER pel9e an"
Sd iebe auf @iois peiBpollene
5GuitIinge berab, in benen ii9 ibre
9dnbe lpie W&e6Iidd4en au8nebmen.
n9}ein, 9u barfit ie aus3ieben,"
Dem is gut, oenn fam i'd audi
better ieben."
9as 1T stpar nidt gang logif9, i9
fam es aber na6empfinoen.
mSs ba n 9oIoner Saal brin, i'm
Sbeatsr?"
p9}ein, Dbl, Elm sOlOeusr @uuI 1T
ni9t ba."
,Ni62.. @ar ni92"
ngein, aber lparte nur ub, ss pirb
f6on iebr fdDn perOen."
lin n bisden @oIo is aud fiber
bd, n gauges tleines bisfen."
Wtr treten in bic @orballe.--
,Su6 Sante!"-
.Ni9t 10 5appeln, Mdus9en. Sieb'
mol, bic anoeren 8inOer Iinb audi gang
rubi9."--
Simmer neue S4daren bon WinSelz
menf6en brdngen berau. Die @arbez
robieren baben ni6t 9Gnoe senug. Sd
fam Dbl a6Iolut ni6t nit ibrem
Sammettleib aus ben MantelGrmeln
berausbetpmmeu.
gnbli9!
@ber nun 1T Der SUIT bingefunsn, Der
quite Sut! limb gerdbe in bic NGTe.
Sd tlppfe i'm ab; ba fliest mir Elm
tleiner, ipeiBer SanbI4ub an ben 8opf,
iein 8riioer6en folgt, aud iie fallen in
ben S6mub. 0ds berbiente nun
eigentli9 einen 8lups, Der in Qnbes
tra4t Der @erbGltniTe ieop4 ni9t gum
Iustra9 tommt.
nSo, ieBt tann i'd ou4 metne Suz
den obleeen."
sSante, mad bod i3nell, es sebt
AM"
sNir buben nod finf Minuten
.3sit."
naber bic anberen ssbn au9 fdon
ale 'rein!"-
nSa ia, id bin f6on fertis."
Neben mir ftebt cine DIANA nit brei
Sinbern. Gben pubt ie benz fleiniten
Sungen na4briidli6 bic Nafe. Der
9robere fGngt an nit ben Siiben gu
f9arren. fpdbrenb bas MGoel feline
SufGe fudt uno bas gauge RDdden
babel in bic &unbe siebt. Damn bat
Der 8leinite elm @nlisgen -.
.4d bieie &inOer!" isufSt bic
Mama.
n9itt' i9On. end' Trau-bort!"
2dfelnb fpeiit bic @arberpbiere duf
cine 9biir. bic fi9 beute i9on oft in
ben Ingeln georebt bat.
DAB Sbr mir ia rubis bier iteben
bleibt!" brpbt bic Dana. 9lber Die
dnberen geiben mU9ten Iieber nit
fir ale SdlIe.-S4 nebme bic 9arbes
robennummer entsesen. $50, Dbl,
nun fpmm."-
Sanb in 9anb tpanbern mir in bas
IIlerbeilisite binein. Dibis 9anbden
Hermit iid gang. gang felt, ibr 8Dpfs
den brGnst iid an MIDI
rWonn fommt bsnn nu Der Molfg"
frost elm fleiner Sunse binter uns.
Der MoIf fommt beut' ni9t, es
tpirb ia 4fdenbrDbel aefpieIt."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Entered Mt the Newport News, Va,
PostUfiice az second-clasB matter.
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1905.
CHILD STRANGERS.

Nathan Strauss. The philanthropiSt
who has given much OF his money
and time to furnishing PaatcnriZcd
milk for New York children, calls at
tent0n to nh important truth In the
following striking language:
"Ir | should hire 4 large building;
and announce That ut $ o'clock on Il
certain night | would publicly stranglc
n child, what excitement there would
be! II | walked out into the crowd to
carry cut my threat thousand men
would stop anu kill me-and every
body applaud them for doing SO. But
every day children arc actually muir
dcrcd by neglect ur by poisonous milk
The murders are us real as the mar
der would be If ! should choke Il child
to death before the eyes uf Il crowd.
II is hard To interest the people In
what they don't See"
The Virginia State board of health
has Issued Il circular I'm which he
statement IL made that nj least one
fourth of the rrighiful infant mortality
grows ont Of impure ana contaminated
milk. All of the blame does not rest
upon the muchabusek milknnn. hut
II is the duty of the health depart
ment 10 ste that The former delivers
the milk IN proper shape. Then if
neglect on the part uf parents result
In death OF the child both Tho civ and
The milkmnn have clear skirts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
The, nnDI,I Zion

nc record for rapid movement In tho
world Of animated nature Is; held by
INC common ii.l, which Jumps with
an initial velocity Of 800 feet in sec
ond. If the insect could keep this M
without stopping or firing it would
cover nearly ton miles Il minute. Tho
jumping mouse. found In the African
desert. Is not far behind. 1t is said to
leap through the air, clearing about ten
feet In jump, ut the rate of 500 feet
III second. Compared with these,
the speed Of the t!cctcst of the larger
animals appears II crawl Thus the
measured speed Of the ostrich is only
Us feet second, Ting of the gaZcllc
~ feet n second ana the Swiftrst dog.
the horzOi, or Russian wolfhounI = a.;
feet second. Even the swallows
Srcatc9t speed does not exceed 100
feet second.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Thc Cournec of FniInrn.

All honor to the man or woman who
knows no such word as defeat; who
follows the pathway Of consistent
purpose and in the line of duty, even
with the dark shadow Of failure OBJ
scuring the way. To have the courage
Of ones convictions at oil time and
under all circumstances requires no
small degree OF character and detcrmi-
nation. 1t IS better to 60 down to .ulti-
mate overthrow in cause which one
believes to be just and right than to
profit by any compromise with con-
science or suffer the lowering of the
moral tone which must come to all
who lose the consciousness of adher-
once to their faith rather than wear the
lanrels Of honest defeat.-Madame.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Whether or not any good could have
been accomplished ny further resist
ancc is necessarily an open question.
1t is well known that Nogis vctcrans,
released from the beSicging line were
an important factor in the battles Of
l.iao Yang and Mukdcn. The Rus
slams have been snarrins for time all
along and those battles might have
had different result or might have
been indefinitely postponed but for
StOcssefs surrender II the Russian
government should condonc his ac.
ton other commanders might he en-
Coura%cd to give mp the fight too soon,
and such incidents as that bcqueathcd
10 us by the disgraccful Hull at De-
troit would not be uncommon. Had
Il General Stocssel been in command
ut i.aiysmith during the Transvaal If.
fair history might tell Il different tale
Of that war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
The British spcnkcr.

Not only does the speaker OF the
house of commons enjoy the material
benefits Of lOr1ly residence Mt West
minister palace. Il salary of E5.000 IL
year, fl00 year for stationery and
two l'ogshend3 Of clnrct and 1000
ounces OF plate on election. but he en-
Joys the less substantial advantages OF
taking precedence of MI other com
moncrs. by nm net OF 1859 II was pro.
vidcd that the lords commissioners OF
the great seal not being peers shall
have ana take place next after tho
peers OF the realm and the speaker
OF the house OF commons" - london
Chronicle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
swosdrmnnsl,ip Against n Ti.er

Sir james 0utrnm. known us tho
Bayard of India, was mighty hunt
err and an accomplished sworilsmnn.
He once performed the hazardous fcat
of killing tiger with his sword and
from tile back Of his horse General
Nicholson performed similar feat
lie rode round and round the tiger Mt n
Gallop, gradually narrowing the circ' !,
until Mt last he was nenr enough to de-
liver his blow. He had only the one
blow and IL he had failed would have
been slain. The explanation of the feat
is that the tiger does not spring upon
the horscmnn during the circling proc
css because he is watching his opportu-
nifty. AS the circle draws closer and
closer upon him he becomes bewildercd
by the strange vancouver, so unlike
thnt of any hunter he has ever encoun-
tered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Schfiicr's Revenge.

When Schiller was boy at school he
was tormcnted by n Swiss tutor named
Kuplig, who came from the GiisOns can
ton. Years later, when the poet wrote
"Thc Robbers" he rcvcng.d himself
OH Kuplig and the Grisons by intro
ducing this little epcenh "To be Il
scamp you must have genius More
over, Il special climate Is needed for
the growth of scamps, and to prove
this recommend you to visit the Girl
sons canton. 1t is the veriablc Athens
Of modern rascalitY." In the later edi-
lions Of "Thc Robbers" this quaint bit
of spleen does not appear. 1t is sug-
gcstcd that Schiller was not moved to
cxpungc It by any rnmorscful fceling,
but by Il very forciblo protest from the
residents of the abused canton against
this calrnnny.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
An Rsc TeSt.

Most people believe that they see the
same with both eyes. That this Is not
the case one can easily convince linn
self by the following simple expert
mcnt: Cover one of tho eyes with Il
hand or hnndagc and let the expert
mcntcr attempt TO SNUFF ont II candle
suddenly placed within n few feet of
him. He Will almost Invariably miss
the flame, either ovcrrcncliing, under
reaching or putting tho fingers too far
to the right or left Of the flame. With
both eyes normal and open the accom-
modntion for distance and direction In
instantaneous
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
TIE FATE oE sroEssEL.

The l.ynchburg News strcmuuusly
eral Stoesscl. the alleged hero of Port
Arthur. Among other things cur Hill
City contemporary says: 1T may be
that the valiant warriors of st. Peters
burg will find him guilty and condemn
him for not throwing away his own
life and the lives of thousands of
brave soldiers a useless sacrifice ~
maintain the honor Of the empire Not
SO did the li0man republic treat its
unsuccessful general Not SO would
any humaic government treat brave
commander who had measured fully
up To MS duty in he most trying cir.
cumatahccs What makes this case
the more remarkable is the different
Treatment accorded 10 The unsuccessful
admiral foicstycnsky. The Gar wrote
MN cordial letter of sympathy and
gave him warm praise for lis efforts
In behalf ri The empire. Why should
INC two men bc treated differently?
" --'''' ''~.''-' 40 to VIII vi MS COltn-
Try a" Rcjcstvcnsky He displayed as
inuch COURAGE and more skill than thc
admiral ic, one is blamed and the
oliler praised. The ways of the
a,upcracy arc past finding out"
Mr.. Arthur Kcnnan. CORRESPONDENT
Tor the Outlook, who was with General
HoSi'H army, and who went into Port
Arthur day or two after its; capjtula.
ION. takes an cnl rely different view
OF the matter from that held by our
contemporary. Mir KEENAN, saws that
thcrc was absolutely no excuse for The
surrender 81 General StocsDcl. The
Japaheac themselves expected the
siege TO last 1t least three weeks
longer Some Of tho strongest forts
were unimpaired. there were over
@".'op men IN condition for active
service and the ammunition ana food
supplies of the garrisron were far
from exhausted. SIR KEENAN, insists
that il the defcnac had been conducted
WIN courage and Hkill.' no foe save
famine could have taken the strong
hold.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
SAN FRANCISCO HARBoR.
AlIuring and CbanEcful scenery of
This ncnutlful Spot.


If You should look at a detailed coast
survey chart of san Francisco harbor
you would observe that the broad pen
insul0 extending southwark like n shell
tertnS arm between the ocean and the
inner bay is creased and dlmplcd IN IL
great confusion Of mountains; that it
Inns many indentations of coast, many
streams and here and there wee lake.
But no scrutiny of the chart would
lead you 10 guess ii Is workable Adj
rondacks alone by itself OH the west
ern edge of the world.
From the time of my earliest rccol-
lection used to stand upon the hills OF
MY native town AMI look longlngly
across tho five miles OF whitccappcd
water in the harbor TO the allurlng
heights of this, to me, inaccessible re-
glon. II was always new to look ut,
never The same for two consecutive
days. In the spring, when the clouds
rolled from lis heights its steep, lean
hills were green with fresh grass, AMI
| could see those SincarS and streaks
OF yellow wild flowers which some
folks say suggested the name of the
Golden Gate In summer came mile
long strcaks of white fog, half obscur-
ing 1t ut times. The lain ceascd, and
almost In day the hills changed to
deep rich brown. In the autumn came
the clear, dry north winds, making 1t
seem so near aud sharp against the
Sky, and thr gaunt cliffs stood forth in
I'LL their reddish brown and ycllOws,
sheer to the white surf line. In winter
came the rains again, and as suddenly
ms before ii changed from brown to
green and gold.
Later on used TO sail the waters
which bounded 1t. There were smooth
reaches extending far inland and tor
tuous tributaries Struggling through
marsh lands almost to the very but
tresses of its Vesuvius and angry
sheets of water so brond that one
might sail away till the hills dropped
below the horizon. And skirtinG along
under the rcd brown cllTs--30O feet
high they rOsc-onc could sail out
through the Golden Gate, past the iron
bound hcadlnnd on the NORTH with It's
Wniling siren, AMI sail for days up the
coast Gf lie dared get so far from home
on tho Pacific with a line of growing
breakers and towering cliffs OH the ono
hand and the lmitlcsS ocean OH the
othcr.-Tcnjamin Brooks In Scrihncr's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Musical Comedy.

Musical comedy was introduced into
England May %, 1856. Dignifcd by
the name OF Opera" an entertainment
called "The Cruelty of Spaninrtls III
Peru was produced Mt the Cockpit
hcater on that day. According to no
fices Of tho time it was' Expressed by
vocal md instrumental music and by
the art of perspective In scenery" The
production also marks the first use of
scenery on the stage, and It's develop
ment few years later caused Pepys
to remark dispnragingly after visit
10 The serious drhma, Strange to see
this house. that used TO he so thronged.
now empty since the opern began"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

The Memphis Cummcrcial-Appcal
puts this ilnpudent -ucry: Are We
really getting the body of John Paul
Jones'? What difference does il
mike. so long AS the senior commits
sioncr and The Junior commissioner
are satisfied? Are we bound TO insist
ON specifications AMI minute details
cvcrytinc nIcasly little 1856 400 Of
INC taxpayers money is spent on an
individual hobby? We were game
III the Langley airship matter. Tic
Jones experiment is equally as merit
criulls
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
A r.mrIn,la TnbIccloth.

Tho German emperor owns Il curious
tablcclotll presented long ago by the
women Of Slcswick- IIolstein. 1t is err
tircly worked over with moral sayings
that include the following: "Do not be.
ifcvc all You hcni; do not say all you
know; do not do all you would like"
wilt thou here have spass 0un)-bc
careful with thy glass" "Iirst weigh
and consider. then dare" German
house. German land guard 1t. God,
with mighty hand" "Contcntmcnt is n
rare art"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Thc NInrccIInI Mel Rnsc-


There is pretty little history in con-
ncction with the nnming OF the fash.
ionhhlc Marcchul Mel rose. which ns
generally known, Is named after the
FAMOUS general of the Franco. \ ustrian
war. When Mel was returning from
the scene of his victories In war"
writes an eminent florist, zone of the
peasant women along the line of march
presented him with beautiful basket
OF yellow roses. One OF these flowers
sun had It's roots clinging TO it, and on
his arrival in Paris Mel planted The
flower in his garden. The rose tlIrivcd
ami finally grow IN IA bush covered
with blossoms. The general then pre-
scnted the plant ns Il gift to Empress
E'IScnm. SHE WAS delighted with The
beauty and fragrance OF The flower
aud, OH learning that the rose hal no
name. said significantly: Then | Will
give it one. christcn 1t the Aiarcchal
Mel and nj the same time she he.
slowed upon the amnzed general the
jcwciUa emblem that bctokencd his
promotion to tho exalted oilico Of mar
shall of France"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
4 Very nrnvc MIN.

There is certain very little girl who
Is also very cowar;lly. Her father,
finding that sympathy only Increased
this unfortunate tendency. decided TO
have serious tulll with his little
daughter on the subject Of her foolish
fears.
Papa" she said ut the close of his
lecture. when you see n COW amt YOU
'fraId?"
mo, certainly not, Evelyn"
When you sec n horse, mint you
'fraid?"
mo. Of course not"
"Whcn YOU see dog, amt you
'fraid?'
NO" with emphasis.
When YOU see bumblcbce, amt
you 'fraid:"
"No!" with scorn.
"Afn't YOU 'fraid when it thunders %
Mo- with loud laughter. ooh, YOU
silly. silly childw
Papa" said Evelyn solcmnly. "aIn't
y"n 'frald OF nothin' In the world but
mamma Short Stories.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
ODD CELEBRATIONS.
a Dinner to Which Only Tilted Folks
Arc Invited.

Arc Invited.
Among The cccentricitics of human
nature the celebrating of queer ami
vcrsarlcs Is perhaps us little noticed as
any Almost everybody makes merry
over an anniversary OF Some sort, and
many Of them are anniversaries that
would seem to call for anything rather
than mcrrimcnt.
a caustic sense OF humor prompted
Chicago man 10 give on the annivcr-
sary OF his mother-ln-law's death q
dinner at a fashionable restaurant to
which were invited such of his friends
ms lic considered were CALLED by the
yoke under which he formerly groan-
ed. For Il time hc kept this cc{afbra-
tion secret, but OIL It's coming TO the
cars of his wife through tho trcachcry
OF one OF his guests that lady prompt
~ imposed an Indignant veto. Those
dinners were stopped suddenly and cf-
fcctually.
Far otherwise The spirit that sug-
gcsts the convivi;l gathering held by
worthy trnlcsman in Boston on Nav
30 OF every year. On that day many
years since he met with II severe acct
dent which, though il crippled him
for life. was the means of introducing
him 10 the lifc's partner who has
proved for years rs devoted wife MS
for weeks she was nurse.
Another instance of the commcmora-
ton of the date of an accident is af-
fordcd by Il lawyer who having In his
youth fallen among bad ways and
companions. WAS only rescued there
from Ivy being flung from II wagon
and sustaining IL broken leg and con-
cussion of the brain. During the long
convacsccncc that followed the great
ness OF his errors dawncd upon lin,
so that on his completes recovery he
commenced new life. On tile ami
scrsary of his spill lie always enter
tains such relatives who care to accent
tho invitation.
To celebrate the loss Of Il small for
tune that lie had Inherited from his
father Il certain merchant holds an
nually high festival Deprived of that
fatal competence so inducvc to sloth.
he found himself while still u youth
thrown upon his own resources These
did not fail him, and now. instead of
leading an idle ana selfish life on linn
ited means. us hut for his loss hc
would he doing. he finds himself among
the most opulcn; and respected citi-
zcns of his native town.
Many years bncli Il brooklyn lady
was thrown over by man to whom
she was engaged who subsequently,
took to drink and other evil courses that
finally landed him in JAIL TO mark
her sense of gratitude for her provi-
Dental escape she on the anniversary
OF the day when she first learned that
he Ind broken troth gives II dinner to
which only those she knows have been
1llted are eligible as guests.
"The hnpplest and proudcst day Of
my life was that on which first
wore tail cont" used To declare n
substantial down cast merchant, "and
always keep up the anniversary by
asking lot of boys s:nrtorially I'm the
transition stntc-to n Jolly good dinner,
to be followed by nm equally joKy
good evening. Iunc 30 Is II red letter
day among my young friends at least.
| do my best to make it so."-New
York Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

The Philadelphia Inquirer says that
"Chailnccy Dcpcw is still IL director
in scvcniy-thrcc corporations" IN
view of the fact that most OF them
have less money to throw away than
the Equitable and Chaunccy probably
is like most other directors the prob
ability of serious damage To any If
the corporations rs; result of his
activities is remote.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Those who put money in New York
life insurance companies do so unon
That states promise that it will com
pei tile companies to deal honestly by
them says the Chicago Tribune. II
Is not the first time New York
promise has hccn lagrantly violated,
ana SO long as the present birth rate
OF suckcrs' is iii force Father
Nhickcrbuckcr will continue To de-
liver thc-srecn goods.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
A RcpraOf,

ooh, children. you arc so noisy teany.
Can't you be little quicter?"
Now. grandma. you must be moro
considerable and not scold us. You see.
IL 1t wasn't for us you wouldn't be n
grandma at nll'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Agreed Wit, Her

Tramp Cat the door)-If you please,
lady Mrs. Mdggs (stcrnly)--Therc,
that Will do. I am tired of this ever
lnsting whine of Lady, lady" I nm
Just plain woman, and Tramp
lou are. madan-one Of the plainest
women I've ever seen an ono OF tho
honestest to own up to It.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Champ Clark's advice to the Demo
Gratis, To wait for victory, is all right
so far as it goes, but what most
llcmncrnts desire is an accurate tin as
To the length Of the wait.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

General Batianoff, commander of tho
Tiird Mhnchnrinn army. is making Il
desperate effort to live up To The last
syllable in his name.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
c. E. Thackcr. !. Editor and Publisher
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
His Tcupcr.

Blobbs = Wigwng has frlghtfully
bad temper. Slobbs-Well, 1t doesn't
seem to make him any more amlable
when lie loses it.-Philadenhla Record.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Judge William a. Day is another
gentleman who is leaving the sorv-
ice of his country for mere lucrc."
Hon William H. Tafls patriotic Ice
tmrc seCms 70 have had smnll clfrci.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
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The daily tribune., 1905-04-20
Florida Sleeper Via Frisco.

On November 10Th. and daily
thereafter. until the summer season
Of 1905. the Frisco System. In oonneo.
tion with the Southern Railway, will
opsrsts through Pullman Slecpsn be-
tween Kansas City. No. and jackson.
VILE. Fla. Tbsss Sleeping cars will
b plaosd in service ~ part Of the
equipment Of the popular 'south
eastern LiDitsf.'' scheduled 10 leave
KAAsas' City $50 p. m. A modernly
equipped train. elsstrio lighted cafe
obssrvatioo cor. sto. tho route Of
which carries the traveller through the
popalous oitiss of she Southeas4.
Berth fsssrvsttoos may rbs made
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