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reit 3iiin Sebraud IN Der @asoeus uno Wst.
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G~bciapcafc StcamIGip COMPANY.

Ghcinpcntc. qinic:
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Gipcrpool.
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Morrlano &Tcnnipluauia- Giienbabn.

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gjuiloing.
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WcrdJants & Iincrs S%rnIspprt. So
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3eitungen, 3ettidrtiten, etc.
She Baltimore Gelus Go,," 9GG'O abereroul'
Die, @ei1dIt5fii0rer, BIS &els@e WlaHsStr'
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Spar.8anfen.

Spurs9anfen.
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mo BaItimoresStrabe
pSt. Samcs Sparbant, Z" QaIiimoresStrabe urlo
@uiiom 9Ouies2l0euuP,
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9olt 3 Materiallen, Gbilren, 6enlter'
rabme1, Ga0en, etc.
Sauss o. softer & Co., 115-117 Sho'5reSe'
IidsStrabe.
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Gei6dftSs& cgDeticr.
9dder., GoNoitor. unO @Otel'
0c0aris- 4rtifel.

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StnntS.N nnfen.

n eutine gauf Don Baltimore" baltimore
uHo 8ouibaDsS trube, 9Iuaujt &ebCr, Srdil
bent; T.. ). Slot, SbdBmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10

PGhe 5ur Geiic im's guslanp be-
iurgt 6. 9iaine, Nr, 413, Cit.Salti.
morefraRc, naBe Sutton Sssie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10

8Irmbing, SURFACES, Hnnges nm
Ocfcn, 9ahoctfcn mo Hiuucn.
9ennrtt 9ros., b23 gIorS.S reEIort Iberne.
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9lhnnfntcll

IOOofntcn.
aarI n. Vi. ehult, 1919 2aio PuiIetng.
8uitnuns Sarb, 261-269 @aIoert YuiloiHg.
Observation-Disclosures 8erdtbe uno
S1mrrpiplt
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Wormor. mo Grant. Werfe.
8. SIladrtner &c e6bns. 714-71s gBeftsgaIti,
moresStraBe,
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GoS %cidenbcgGnQniI
6cS am I. Oicics Mouot9 inn Nltcr
ptn 10 1obrcn ueritorbencn 0r1.
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6rollen NOolpb SdlndJ ullo I5obn
Scinlein. nnO oft gnfcIfinoer.
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<picrl6mieSe uno ElllmberS.
Subn 9ubsrt, t7t4 GbameSs Strobe. G.. & 3
Ielepbon; 28plfe 1899. =
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Yapicr uno Yapier. Often.
Smith, 5iGun 60. 105-iC7 Sunooer. StraBs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-06-18

out detection there would still be 7O00O000 francs In
addition contributions would be made by the faithful,
and that finally the road itself, construction
gressed, ought to bring in increasing by
and trusting faith sheep Skins the work
begun The portion of the road thus far completed
is from Damascus to Medan Salh. From CONSTANT
Eople the lines under construction directly south
west to eppo, with side branches to Smyrna and An
Near Aleppo projected line will lead, by way
of Bagdad, to the Persian gulf. From Medan Sah the
road is under construction Medina while surveys have
been made from Medina to Mecca and the Red
The route is to east of Jerusalem and the Dead
sea- the high lands of Syria Moab northern
bia. The engineering difficulties serious, but by
means insurmountable and not to be compared with
those of the Union Pacific. The Cafa line descends
from Deraa with mighty sweep down to the sea- while
the chains of mountains in Moab must be traversed by
the aid of loops tunnels and bridges At Damascus
level 1000 feet above the varies from that
5000 feet at the highest point south Great difficulties
presented by that portion of the limo from Constan
nople TO Damascus for the giant from the eau
causus and Armenia extend through Asia Minor almost
to the Aegean and Mediterranean So is believed that
at points this part of the line the roadbed will
to height of 1900 to 1000 feet above the
Several hundreds of miles of this part actually
bridges between important towns. There
completed lines from Consantinople to Angora,
from Smyrna far into the yiayet of Koneh, and these
portions will be feeders of the main line Work the
line Is greatly expedited by the labors of division of
the Turkish army being difficult to labor in
the country to be traversed particularly in northern
: Arabia where the Bedouns few and unendurably
lazy The Turkish soldiers themselves not particu
lary energetic but strange say service is much
desired only from the fact that the sodierworkmen
actually paid which most of the Turkish army is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-06-18

Building Railroads of Sheepskins
BY Capt. Ellis d. Morson


10 Santa Fe, N NJ and from Consantinople to Mecca is
approximately that from New York to Prescott Arz
The Turk therefore, who has always been regarded
slow going, must be conceded to have industry
than generally eoGs to his credit There is, however,
behind the religious motive political be gained
The sultan is the nominal head of the Mosem world
But as the holy places Mecca Medina and several 9TH
ers. are in land far distant from the center of the
pre's political influence the ruling officials in those
cities have for hundreds of years been quasindepend
ent some have thrown off entirely the Turkish bond and
actually maintained their independence Then again,
pilgrims from Syria. who attempt to travel by the
routes through Arabia Petraea and along the Red
have long been subject to plage by the wandering
tribes of Bedouns railroad through this country with
fortified stations at short intervals would bring all north
west Arabia under real, rather than nominal Turkish
control and restore the sultan genuine authority
protectors of the holy places"
The Turkish government is always harassed by its
creditors. The moment plaster comes into the treas
all the creditors make grab for it, the question
of financing the enterprise became of prime import
for money, road. In this dilemma the willy
Turk hit upon happy expedient. The sultan issued
an trade commanding that every Moslem family which
sacrificed sheep al the feast of Baram should bring
in the skin to the Official and these
skins should be sold for the benefit of the road AS
Turk does the sheepkng act at Bairam, 1t figured
out that after the officials had stolen all they could with
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-06-18
HIT CEILING AND BE A DIVA.

Madame began: "The most tedious phase of the
course in voice culture is learning to breathe l shall
you now, free of charge, and, if you do WELL we
may be able to shorten that portion
Hope leaped into the Young Girls eyes.
II took lessons in that out home" she replied
But madame shifted.
Lie down" The Young Girl startled; she
yenured to hesitate
"Yes, yes On your back. 1t is my method and
ndorsed by the most eminent throat and lung
specialists. So. Relax your muscles. Now Madame
seized bit of white paper from the piano and tore
1t into strips, of which she handed to the Young
Girl. "Chew this" she said, until you have made 1t
into just such sptbal you used to make in school.
Then fill your lungs to their greatest capacity form
your lips if to whistle and. with all yoSr strength.
blow ceingward."
visibly startled but vsibly still more impressed.
the Young Girl did she bdden and blew the spit
ball about six feet into the air.
Madame nodded approval mot at all bad" she
ccded 81 think can materially curtail this portion
Of the course"
The Young Girl scrambling to her feet.
"When-when will 1t be completed?" she asked.
"Just you can hit the ceiling" said madame.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-06-18

not their of military service is reduced one
third say nothing spiritual advantages promised by
the sultan German and French engineers do the plan
ming foreign workmen engaged for the bridges un-
nels and yaducts while the soldiers employed for
the labor The management is ostensbly in
the hands several boards composed of pashas beys
and cabinet ministers who meet in Constantnope and
far as can learned nothing but object to
report by engineers and suggest tunnels when
the line could we'll follow the route which
has been in for thousand years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-06-18

will you charge
Agapto?"
of
laughter
At O'Clock
Pretty little Macuo her head in the lap of the
aved by the
weltodo
she has from the destruction
guides
inquired the
Yes, indeed"
not
unprotesng us loomed the
forming his brother peak to the east La
Sfa and the connecting heights
The path rough distinguished
goats,' said 1
replied doctor. grimly.
Half camberng a
This is the path taken by donkeys explained Agapto.
that Amo Preston led band armed by this trail
Caracas in the night only breath I'd
e
Higher higher
richness tropical foliage through which pushing
projecting the
lights the fishing
the spoil the Swimming
themselves straighten
fish, that seldom escaped the swift plunge.
still sheltered the SUMS
esuy gait
wob o'clock the climbing
periods
relaxation
encountered leading
the guide
progress that let her
village
at the top OF things far as our route was concerned
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-06-18

there were
through rounded an enormous A dill ~
magnificent sish' VI
gstening
grovetopped hs lay
sunlight and for background
drifting across
ancying with reason nat
caught sight OK
the one
which hanged
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STREET IN zacuvo

of Villalpando, Preston had
him hanged to tree as
warning to traitors, the bag
of gold for which he had sold
his city being tied to his feet.
Certain of the people of La
Guayra had warned Caracas
of the landing of the English
men, and the entire fighting
force of the city, led by the
Alcaldes, Garcia Gonzalez and
Francisco Reballedo, marched
out to meet the foe. But 1t
was taken for granted the
buccaneers would cross by the
royal road" which was COM
paratively easy, so the Span
iards stationed themselves on
that highway, laying several
cleverly placed ambushes.
Meanwhile Preston and his
men had quietly walked into
the city, without opposition.
No. that isn't quite true, for
Don Alfonso Andres de Ledes-
ma had been left behind on
account of his advanced age.
Desperate, but undismayed, the
gallant old cavalier donned
his armor, mounted his horse.
couched his lance and single
handed disputed the entrance
of the English into the city.
Don't hurt him. cried Pres
ton. He's too brave to die
But Don Alfonso charged the
five hundred and fell mortally
wounded.
Preston looted the city
thoroughly and the Spaniards
returned to find him safely
fortified in some of their pub
lie buildings. A week later
he marched out unmolested,
recrossed the mountains and
set sail with all the treasure
of Caracas. The name of Don
Alfonso de Ledesma is stfil
honored by the few remaining
ancient Spanish families in
Venezuela. but there is no
statue of him in Caracas"
Rested and refreshed, we re-
sumed the trail and now came
our great disappointment.
Agapito's memory had played
him false. and the mountain
range that still rose hundreds
of feet in front of US must be
crossed before the descent be-
gan. We walled bitterly, but
toiled on through a dense jun.
gle of tall trees, thick shrub
berry and interlacing vines.
Just as the sun reached the
zenith we really came to the
top, some 5000 feet above the
,o, apd the downward slide
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1t June 1885,
to the
bold Approaching
be considerable punder Caracas
travelling the
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yes" said Agapito, en-
couragingly. that is the
end of the climbing. An
other range of hills cuts
off the view of Caracas
from there, but the way
is all down hill"
So we robbed a lonely
orange tree and scram-
bled on with renewed
yigor.
That white house, when
we did reach it, was a joy.
Only a rambling conglom-
Grafton of adobe rooms
and courts, swarming
with Indian men, women
and children, it was a ha-
ven of rest for our wear.
led bodies.
we want some cool
drink quickly" said the
doctor.
Beer, brandy or wine?"
asked the swarthy, hand
some young matron, who
seemed to be the head
of the establishment.
Beer"
I'm sorry, but we have
no beer to-day"
Then some brandy in
uyotarp