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ven right through. In the adoption or
the route the committee of the Grand
Army having charge at the arrange-
menu has selected a route comhlolni;
scenic attractions as well as traversing
cool mountain regions of Colorado
{and Nevada. There win he stops at
Denver Colorado Syringe and Salt
hike City. with opportunity to make
aide trl'pe from Colorado Springs to
Pike's Peak. Cripple Creek and other
places. After leaving the magnificent
Bcenery or the Denver.& Rio Grande
road through the Royal Gorge, Canon
oi the Grande Tennessee Pass and
Glenwood fibrin”. The ep'eélal train
of Pullman care with baggage car. will
he run from Ne'w Haven to San Fran-
eisco without anneaA dining ear wIlI
be attached at Jersey City. which wlil
go through. Hotel accommodations
have been secured at San Francisco for
a limited number 0! the tourists. In the
hotels Plymouth Nordhoff the Cecil
Ind 11”“ at. .NIIIAIOM The Itinerary
ughat 8, leave New Ha-
veIII; It. In rrive Kn Iem River 3
o 'clock trans on by stea e1“ Maryland
or exnreee to the Jersey City station
of the Lehigh Valley railroadt
Sudden Auguat 9 on Michigan Cen-
tral road. crossing the cantilever
bridge and stopping at Falls View eta
tion to talte It View at Niagara Falls.
Thence throuih Canada to Detroit.
From there the journey will be across
Michigan to ammo, which VIII he
reached“? CI p In. with a. two
&' hours’li
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throu 11 Iowa and Nehraekn, crossing
the M so'uri river at One a, where
a stop at an hour or twin wi be made.
1 Tuesday Aughet 11 the tr'ni'nw‘flil ar-
rive ot Denver about '1 a. at. where It
will be sidetracked tor 9:211ch and
an day will he went there, with oppor-
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night for Colorado flamingo
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