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10 THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY y JESE JQ 2 1909 190
DECLINES DECLINESPRESIDENTS DECLINESPRESIDENTSOFFER
PRESIDENTS PRESIDENTSOFFER OFFER OFFERfioston OFFERBoston
Boston 4 Man Turns Down DownDeputy DownDeputy DownDeputy
Deputy Commissionership CommissionershipH
H K Smith to Remain RemainGeorge RemainGeorge RemainGeorge
George F Raymond of Boston who whowas whowas whowas
was asked by President Pre Preakiont tdont Taft to become becomeDeputy becomeDeputy becomeDeputy
Deputy Coirrlssloner cOIui Coe Issloner loner of Corporations Corporationshas
has informed the President that be can cannot caRnnt cannot ¬
not see hill way clear cle r to accept the theplace theplace
place Mr Raymond has been anxiousfor anxious anxiousfor aJlXlousfor I
for a long 10 time me to enter the Bureau of ofcorporations ofcorporations oftorporations
corporations bat has aspired Jo > theplace the theplace theplace
place held by Herbert Knox Smith He Heconsidered Heonsldered Heconsidered
considered < the place pI offered by the Pres President Pre8id President ¬
ident id nt it is understood only b because rau8 U8e ot otthe otthe ofthe
the possibility that he would within withinVery a avery avery
very short time become commissioner commissionerHis
His Idea of this subject have been dis dispelled dlsI dispelled ¬
I pelled elled and he now refuses to take a aSubordinate atbor a aht
ht Subordinate tbor bordinato llULte place under Smith SmithThis SmIthThis SmithThis
This would se seem m to indicate that the thercmors theremors therumors
rumors of Smiths retirement In the thenear thenear thenear
near future are not well founded It Itlias Ithas Ithas
has been repeatedly stated that while whileln whileho whilehe
ln ho did some Orne excellent work in ferret ferret1ns ferret1ng ferreting
1ns out valuable information regarding regardingtrusts regard1ntrosts regardingtrusts
trusts during the Roosevelt Roo evolt Administra Administration Admtnlatration ¬
tion he did not fit well into President PresidentTaftfs PresidentTafts PresidentTafts
Tafts ideas on the subject of corpora corporation corporatlon corporation ¬
tion investi inve lnveetigaLion tJJtlon tioiu Friends of Rayntond Ray Raymond Raymond ¬
mond wore confident when he was of offered offered offered ¬
fered the place that in a comparatively comparativelyshort compamtivshort
short time he would bo asked to fill fillSmiths 1111SmIths 1 1Smiths
Smiths shoes The fact that he could couldB couldJet couldthe
B Jet t no assurance to that effect from the thePresident thePresident
President l leads to the belief that thatpresent the thepresent
present r > sent commissioner can remain indefi indefinitely indet1nlte1y indefinltely ¬
nitely nitelyGEN nlte1yGEN nltelyGEN j
GEN ANSON MILLS MILLSHOSTAT MILLSHOST MILLSHOST
HOSTAT HOST AT BANQUET BANQUETGen BAN QUET QUETGen
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Gen Anson Mflls US U S A rainedwas rotted rottedwas < ed edwas
was host at a banquet to members memb mesobersof mesobersofthe rs of ofthe ot otthe
the Washington Commandery Loyal LoyalLegion LoyalLgion LoyalLegion
Legion at the Metropolitan Gun last 3astliiEht lastright as asiJht
right iJht Covers were laid l Jd for thirtysix thirtysixguests thlrty thirtysixguests b bguests
guests including the following officers officerscf
cf If the army and navy navyGenerals navyGenerals navyGenerals
Generals Bates Woodrow WH WUlIOn WUlIOnSpear WloonSpear on onSpear
Spear Andrews Woodhull Goodloe GoodloeDudley GoodleeDudley GoodloeDudley
Dudley Whipple Barry Sawtelle st JIe and andHawklns andHawkins andHawkins
Hawkins Colonels Kendall Thayer ThayerTarraixt ThayerTarrard mayorTarrarri
Tarraixt and Koeper Majors Huxford HuxfordStanley HuxtonlStanle HuxfortlStanley
Stanley McIntyre Larrabee e and Tyler TylerCaptains TylerCaptains Ier Ierpt1ns
Captains pt1ns Armour Hustead and Ha Hagood H Hgood Hagood
good Lieutenants Lleuten uts ThomJ Thompson On and Pat Patterson Pa Paterson Patterson ¬
terson Admirals Upebur Selfridee SelfrideeCasey Selfridgea f fCommander
Casey a ey Balrd Prailley Fra loy loyrider and Sanaa SanaaCommander SandaCommander
rider
Commander Reamey eamey and Engineer EngineerKirby EngineerXir EngineerXirby
Kirby KirbyYELLOW Xir XirbyYELLOW Y YYELLOW
YELLOW THUNDER THUNDERNOW TBlNDERNOW THUNDERNOW
NOW BLACK AND BLUE BLUEYellow BLUEYellow BLUEYellow
Yellow Thunder will be stiff and sore sorewhen sorevhen sorewhen
when he starts hie game of push ball In Inthe Inthe inthe
the Wild West Show today H He with withthree withthree withthree
three of f his race w was + as playing posit puehball pu positball h hbaU
ball yesterday afternoon asain agalnpt t a team teamof teamof teamof
of four cowmen A horse ridden by one oneof one onecf oneof
of the palefaces be became ame restive re Uve and andproceeded q qilroceeded a11proceeded < <
proceeded to paw the air Ir Yellow Yellowllnm Yellowllnmder Thun Thuteder Thunder ¬
der got In the way and promptly l > > went wentto wentto wentto
to the ground He was picked up upstunned uptunned upstunned
stunned and hurried to the Casualty CasualtyHospital CllSUal CllSUalHospital CasualtyHospital
Hospital where it was found that he hebad hehal hehad
bad sustained no serious injdry inJ1JryYoas aha ahaas ahdwas
was > as able to return to the show for the theevening thee theeening
evening e enlng performance performanceASHINOTTON perforJ1WLnceASHINGION performanceWASHINGTON
WASHINGTON GIRLS GIRLSTO GIRLSTO GIRLSTO
> TO BE GRADUATED GRADUATEDFREDERICK GRADUATEDFREDERICK
0 y yFREDERICK
FREDERICK 2Id June 2 wfibs wfibsEmily 2 l6S l6SEmily s sEmlly
Emily Spaulding and Miss Genevieve GenevlaveHasley GeneIoveHa31ey GenevieveIiasley
Hasley of Washington D p are on onthe onthe onthe
the list of young women who will be begraduated begraduated begraduated
graduated from St Josephs Academy Academynear Aczdemynear < deIDY deIDYnear
near Emmltsburg July 17 17The 11The 17The
The commencement exercises wlU be beJieJd bel1e1d beheld
held on the 100th anniversary of the thefounding theound1ng thefounding
founding of St Josephs by Mother Mothergetcru Yothereton MotherSetea
getcru getcruDR SeteaDR eton etonDR
DR LEE NEW HEAD HEADDF HEADQFCASUALTY HEADOF
A QFCASUALTY < OF DF CASUALTY STAFF STAFFJ
1
J pro > ir r Thomas A lee has ins been appoint appointjsd
jsd superintendent ot the Casualty Hos Hospital HO5S1tal Hospital ¬
pital to succeed Dr DBL rs W MoIDttwho MoIDttwhorecently Moffltt who whorecently who1ecently
recently resigned Dr Lee came to the theCasualty thety theCasualty
Casualty ty Hospital about six months ago agofrom agotram agofrom
from the Emergency Hospital He has hasattracted ba3nttracted basnttsacted
attracted attention at the Casualty by byeweral byJ6Veral byiscveral
eweral remarkable operations He is a agraduate atraduate aoats
graduate oats of the George Washington WashingtoniVnivcrsity WashingtonUntversity
iVnivcrsity School of Medicine
TRADE BOARD OUTING OUTINGTO OUTINGTO OUTINGTO
TO MARSHALL HALL HALLBody HAILBody HALLBody
Body Will Journey Down the River Tomorrow for forAnnual forAnnual forAnnual
Annual Open Air Holiday HolidayBaseball Baseball Game Big BigDinner BigDinner BigDinner
Dinner and General Good Time Expected
The Board of Trades annual outing outingat
at Marshall Hall tomorrow promises to tobe tobe tobe
be the largest attended event of its itskind itskind itskind
kind ever given by the organization organizationFrom organizationItrom organizationProm
From the he number of acceptances re received received reeelved ¬
ceived to the invitations sent out it is isevident Isevident isevident
evident that official Washington will willbe willbe willbe
be extensively represented representedThe
The steamer Charles Macalester will willmake winmal willmake
make mal e a morning and afternoon trip at
10 1010 a m and 230 IO p m and for themembers the themembers themem1t
mem1t members rs of the board who arrive on onthe onthe onthe
the morning boat dinner will be served servedat
at 238 A AbRll ball game and an several other otherfeatures otherfeatures othert
features have been arranged arrangedAmong arn arr h6 h6Among t tsed tsedAmonJ ed
Among those who will go are areSenator areSenator areSenator
Senator William O Bradley Repre Representatives Representatives Representatives ¬
sentatives Samuel W Y Smith Washing Washington Washington Yashlngton ¬
ton Gardner Julius Kahn Philip P PCampbell PCampbell PCampbell
Campbell Thetus W Sims H C CXoudenslager CLoudenslaier
Xoudenslager er L F Livingston Livin ston D J JPoster JFoster JFoster
Foster Samuel Samuel W McCall DavldA TDavldA do doArmond doArIf1ond doArmond
Armond Commissioner C Maofarland MaoC r and
i Commissioner West Commissioner Jud Judson Judson
son Postmaster General Frank H HHitchcock HHitchcock HHitchcock
Hitchcock Senator Elmer J Burkett BurkettJustice BurkettJustice BurkettJustice
Justice J A Van Orsdel Thomas P PKane PKane PKane
Kane Deputy Comptroller of the Cur Currency Currenc Currency ¬
rency renc Robert J Tracewoll Comptroller Comptrollerof
of the Treasury J B Randolph James JamesC
C Courts Kennedy F Rea Lewis M MMiller lfMiller MMiner
Miller and L White Busbey BusbeyThe BusbeyThe BusbeyThe
The members of the committees ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed to arrange for the 9utlng are arethe arethe arethe
the following Committee on arrangementeRalph arrange arrangements arrangementeRalph ¬
ments menteRalph Ralph W V T Leo chairman John JohnL
L Weaver and D J T Callahan Commit Committee Committee Committee ¬
tee on dinner dlnnerWalter Walter H Klopfer Klopferchairman Klopterchairman Klopferchairman
chairman E H Droop Droo 35 J C Graham GrahamWilliam GrahamVnUam GrahamWilliam
William F Gude Thomas P Morgan MorganJames MorganTames MorganJames
James F Oyster D S Porter and nndCuno andCuno andCuno
Cuno H Rudolph Committee on amuse amusements amusemenUt amusements ¬
ments and entertainment W F Rob Roberts Robarts Roberts ¬
erts chairman J Harry Cunningham CunninghamWilliam CunninghamWnUam CunninghamWilliam
William H Henshaw John K Heyl Heyland Heyland Heyland
and J Louis Willigq
OFFICERS OF ARMY ARMYPLAN ARMYPLAN
PLAN SECOND RIDE RIDELike1 UIPELike I ILike IDE
Like 500M 500Mile lIe Trip Through Vir Virginia Virginia Virginia ¬
ginia So Well That hat They TheyWant TheyVant TheyWant
Want Another AnotherAnother AnotherAnother AnotherAnother
Another extensive ride for officers of oftile orthe ofthe
the army 1 Sa being planned at the th War WarCoHope VarCollege at atCOlloge
College to take in the Gettysburg bat battlefield bott1e11 bettleSteid ¬
tlefield t1e11 1d and the ground covered by the thegate thaurn thearmies
gate armies in the campaign that ended endedtho eI1d eI1dtho endedinvasion
tho invasion of the North by Lees Leesarmy Leesanny Leesarmy
army armyThe annyThe armyThe
The fifty fit or more officers who partici participated partIcfpated parttctpated ¬
pated in the ride over the Virginia bat battlefields llattleftehls battiefields ¬
tlefields have returned to t their desks desksin desksIn desksIn
in this city browned Jjy the sun and andwind andwind andwind
wind but enthusiastic over o r the results resultsof
of their month in the field They cov covered co cored covered ¬
ered red SCO miles in their ride and visited visitedthirty vIsitedthlrt visitedthirty
thirty thlrt battlefields living under field Heldconditions fieldconditions
conditions and studying the battlefields battlefieldsand
and campaigns campaignsThe
The big ride ride the most extensive that thathas thathas thathas
has yet been taken coded yesterday yestordaywhen yesterdaywhen ye tQrda tQrdawhen
when the column of student officers and andtheir andtheir andtheir
their escort e cort arrived at Fort My lfror or The Theplans Theplans Theplans
plans for the Gettysburg trip are being beingpushed beingpushed beingpushed
pushed rapidly forward forwardHER forwardHER forwardHER
HER 105TH BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAYBRATTLEJBORO BIRTHDAYBRATTLmBORO BIRTHDAYBRATTLEBORO
BRATTLEJBORO Vt June 2 2lIrs 2lIrsRuth Mrs MrsRuth MrsRuth
Ruth Allen Smith has just celebrated celebratedIn I
in Putney her one hundred and fifth fifthbirthday firthblrthda fifthbirthday
birthday She Is very cry feble and could couldsee couldsee couldsee
see only a few visitors
GEORGETOWN DEBATE DEBATEHONORS DEBATEHONORS DEBATEHONORS
HONORS TO SENIORS SENIORSJames SENIORSJolmes SENIORS1Ames
James Spiller Awarded Individual IndividualPriz IndividualPrj Ind lvidual lvidualPrii
Priz of 100 as Best Man Manon Manon Manon
on Team TeamTho Teamr TeamTko TeamThu
r
Tko Thu senior class of Georgetown Uni Untversity University Unlvbrslty ¬
versity School of Law nas the best de debating debaUns debating ¬
bating team of the school schoolDecision schoolDecision schoolDecision
Decision to this effect was as reached reachedlast reachedJlst reachedlast
last night after a debate with Ith the junior juniorclass juniorclass juniorclass
class on the question Quo tlou of whether or ornot otnof ornot
not United States Senators should bo bOelected beelected boelected
elected by direct vote of the people The Theseniors Theenlors Theseniors
seniors had the negative n at1ve side side of the thequestion theQuestion thequestion
question and won according to the theunanimous theunnlmous theunanimous
unanimous verdict of Lawrence O Mur Murray Murray Murray ¬
ray J Holdsworth Gordon anti an Morgan MorganH I
H Beach the judges As 8 tfce tl e seniors seniorshave seniorshave seniorshave
have won two preliminary debates theyare they theyare I Iare
are entitled to the college debating debatingchampionship debatingchampionship i ichampionship
championship and nd James Spiller of ofTexas ofTexas
Texas one of the members of the th class classwas classwas classwas I
was awarded the 100 cash prize as the
best Individual debater I
Tho members of tho senjor class team
included James Spiller and Charles A
Lethert of Indiana The Junior de ¬
batons who took the other side of the thequestion thequestion thequestion
question in last nights contest wore woreQ
Leo Q ° xrRover A Rover of this s city and Thomas
F OMara of Indiana
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One cannot resist r ist the facts long There are too many reasons against raw rawmilk rawinilk rawmilktooo
milk milktooo toomany too many y for using Van VanCamps Camps Soon or late youll change
Ask some of your neighbors who have havechanged hav havchanged havechanged
changed already There are hundreds of ofthem ofthem ofthem
them perhaps perhapsTry perhapsTry perhapsTry
Try to get them to go back to the milk milkman milkman milkman ¬
man after theyve used Van Camps CampsGet Campso CampsGet
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when they now ow have a cowin cow cownythcirkifchen cownythcirkifchenGet their theirkif kitchen kitchenGet 1jeJjb 1jeJjbG +
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Orfo use milk laden with germs germsIt germsIt germsIt
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themilkman the milkman But it is utterly impossible to toget t tget toget
get one to go back backNo backNo backNo
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any germ in milk breeds with frightful rapidity rapidityThere npidityoM rapidityThere oM oMT
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tubercular cows which are common Infections Infectionsmay Infectionsmay Infectionsmay
may come from diseased milkmen or from dirty dirtydairies dirtyairlcs dirtyfairies
dairies dairiesI airlcsI S
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foe of humanity For one thing two twothirds twothi thir our ourinfant owfua ourinfant
infant fua t mortality mo ity is due to them themVan themVan themtYan
Van Camps milk is i 8ermlessOur germlcss germlcssOcr germlcssnr
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milk them Our dairies are sanitary Our Ourbuildings Ourbuilding5 Ourbuildings
buildings are built wiihoutvood Wc Vc make a abusiness abusiness abtssacss
business of cleanliness cleanlinessThen cleanlinessTh cleanlinessThen
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are in the best dairying sections Our milk is isevaporated iseVaporated isevaporated
evaporated while it is fresh freshThat freshThat freshThat
That slight almond flavor flavorapparent apparent only when whenthe whenthe hen henthe
the milk is drunk cold coldis is due to sterilization sterilizationIt
It means me DSnothing nothing added It indicates indicates simple simplepurity simplepurity simplepurity
purity purityWhen purityWhen purityWhen
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coffeethe coffee the almond flavor disappears You have havethen havethen havethen
then the natural Dat a1 flavor of milk or cream save saveour saveour
our surprising richness richnessSix richnessSix richnessSix
Six Cents Per Quart QuartVan
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thick that t 3t you you add one part water for forcoffe forcoffeYet coffee coffeeYet
Yet it doesnt cost half what you pay your milk milkman milkmm milkman ¬
man for creamAdd cream creamAdd crcunAdd
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The cost t of such milk mi1 when you buy Van VanCamps VanCamps VanCamps
Camps by the case is but six cents nts per quart quartThen quareThen quartThen
Then you have no waste wasteno no milk left over overThat overThat overThat
That saving in it itiaf lf is enormous enormousSo enormousSo enormousSo
So yea have h VC a cow in your kitchcnr kitchcnJlchmilk kitchcnJlchmilkor ichmilk ichmilkor
or cream whenever you want it And it costs costsless costsless costsless
less than handtomouth buying buyingYoa buyingYou buyingYous
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pay your Q1 milkman
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Just make one milk dish with Van Camps CampsNote CampsNot CampsNote
Note the wonderful flavor and richness Then Thenyoull ThenyoutH Thenyoull
youll forever use it itYet itYet itYet
Yet that flavor is not artificial It comes solely
from the le whole rich rich milk milkYou milkYou milkYou
You are used to cooking trith halfmilk ha1 halfmilkyou halfmilkyouwho milkyou milkyouwho you youwho
who buy from the milkman For milkmans milkmansmilk milkmansmilk milkmansmilk
milk separates before and after you get it itThe it itThe itThe
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so you ou dont know what whole milk m means meansYou meansYou ans ansYou
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But Be Careful CarefulCondensed CarefulCondensed CarefulCondensed
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it for cooking Dont think that Van Camps u ulike is islike islike
like that thatAnd thatAnd thatAnd
And dont think thatall that all evaporated Milks are arcalike arealike arealike
alike alikeVan alikeVan alikeVan >
Van Camps Milk shows sho about 8 per cent centof centof centof
of butter fat Thats because we use Holstein Holsteiamlk Ho1steinmik Holsteinm
mlk mik m 1k and take out twothirds the water waterBut waterBat waterBut
But milk less less rich and with more water left leftin Idtin leftin
in may still s ll be kcallcd called evaporated evaporatedIf
If you41 compare Van Camps Cam s with ith other otherbrands otherbrands otherbrands
brands you will see what a difference d ffcren e there is isYet isYet isYet
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your grocers It is put putup putup f
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up at our dairies in 11 five fivestates five3tatCCSt 1 1states
states where W her c we milk 4
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD RAILROADBulletin
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JUNE ON THE GREAT LAKES LAKESRestful LAKESRestful LAKESRestful
Restful delightful interesting and lnstruof instructive ve there th e is is nohiFhike no notripSikfc no notrlpijjk
tripSikfc that on the Great Lakes those inland seas which form formthtffcorder fonnth formthe
thtffcorder th the border line between the United States and Canada AndJune AndJune And AndJune
June is one of the most charming months in the year in inwhich inwhich ine
which to rah take e the trip hipFor tripFor tripFor
For comfort the fine I passertger dger steamshipsof of the Anchor AnchorLine AnchorLine nchotLine
Line have no superiors S periors As wellappointed as the palatial ocean oceangreyhounds oceangreyhounds
1 greyhounds which plow the Atlantic their schedule allows suf sufficient suff1Cient sufficient ¬
ficient time at all stopping places to enable the traveler travelerto to see seesomething seesomething seesomething
something of the great greatlake lake cities and to view in daylight the themost themost themost
most distinctivesights distinctive sights of the lakeSj lakes and the scenery which whichframes whichfues whichframes
frames them themThe themChhe r rrrbe
The trip through throu 1i the Detroit River and through Lake LakeSt LakeSt LakeSt
St Clair with its great ship canal in intbe the middle of the lake lakethence takethence lakethence
thence through tbrOt h Lake Huron the locking of the steamerthrough steamer steamerthrough steamerthr
through thr the great locks at the Soo and the passage of the thePortaije thePomce thePole
Pole Entry lake and canal can al across the upper end of ofMichigan ofMX1hipn ofM1ehigan
Michigan are novel and interestingfeatures interestingfeaturesThe interesting features featuresfhe
The voyage from Buffalo to Duluth covers over eleven elevenhundred eleven11undred elevenlbindred
hundred miles in the five days journey Leaving Buffalo Buffalothe Buffalothe Buffalothe
the steamships Juniata J niata and f ionesta Tiooesti ma maKe e stops at Erie ErieCteveltnd ErieCleyeland ErieCleveland
Cleveland Detroit Mackmac Island the Sao Marquette MarquetteHojghton MarquetteHo MarquetteHobghton
Hojghton Ho and Hancoc and Duluth DuluthThe DuluthThe DukrthThe
The 1909 season opens on June 5 when the Steamer SteamerTionesU SteamerTionesta SteamerTionesta
Tionesta will make her first sailing sa iling from Buffalo BuffaloThe BUfTl1loThe BufiiloThe
The Anchor Line isthe istbeGreat Great Lake Annex of the Penn Pennstandard Pennsylvania Pennsylvania
sylvania Railroad and the service measures up to the highstandardset high highstandardset
standard standardset et by the Standard Railroad ofAmerica ofAmericaAn ofAm of America AmericaAn ric u uAn
An illustrated folder giving givin sailingdates sailing dates of steamers steamersrates steamersrates steamersrates
rates of fare are and other information is in course of f preparation preparationand preparatiOOrand
and may be obtained when ready from any PennsylvaniaRailroad Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaRailroad PemfsylvnniaRailroadTkket
Railroad RailroadTkket Ticket Agent who is alto prepared to boo book passen passenger passengeIi P assen assenSit
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