. Book of the Royal blue . A. By dreams my sleep is haunted and Im thinking when awakeOf the beauties and demerits of each mountain, wood and lake,Whether I shall by the seashore spend a few short weeks of bliss,And when I buy my ticket whether oer that line or this!I guess Ill wait to see what maps the mail to-day will be a lot of folders, too—Im such an easy thing;-To read them all the Summer through at home Ill have to stay—For my name is on the mailing-list of every G. P. A. LENVOI. BY ROY L. BLUE. Whats this the mail-mans brought me; another bunch, Ill bet. They certainly ar
. Book of the Royal blue . A. By dreams my sleep is haunted and Im thinking when awakeOf the beauties and demerits of each mountain, wood and lake,Whether I shall by the seashore spend a few short weeks of bliss,And when I buy my ticket whether oer that line or this!I guess Ill wait to see what maps the mail to-day will be a lot of folders, too—Im such an easy thing;-To read them all the Summer through at home Ill have to stay—For my name is on the mailing-list of every G. P. A. LENVOI. BY ROY L. BLUE. Whats this the mail-mans brought me; another bunch, Ill bet. They certainly are attractive; the neatest Ive seen yet. Heres Reasons Why I ought to take the B. & 0. It makes no difference where. Should I decide to go, The propositions easy; this line runs everywhere— To mountains, lakes and seashore—if I but pay my fare. Its up to me now surely, Ive but to name the day. My compliments to you, dear sir and friend—the G. P. A. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Automobile at Washington, D. The Photographfrom which theEngraving onthe 4-CentPan-AmericanPostage Stampwas made. PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION STAMPS. A SPECIAL series of postage stamps inhonor of the Pan-American Exposi-tion at Buffalo were distributed bythe Post Office Department of the Gov-ernment to all post offices in the UnitedStates on May 1st. The stamps are of uniform dimensions, of an inch, representing differ-ent forms of modern transportation meth-ods. The borders take the colors of theregular series of the same denominationsof stamps now in use. The words Com-memorative Series, 1901 and UnitedStates of America appear in the upperborder above the vignette; the legend inthe line below names the particular methodof transportation appearing in the illus-tration. The line at the bottom indicatesthe value of the stamp by Roman capitalletters and Arabic numerals. All of the central illustrations are fromphotographs of objects as they appeartoday, and are printed in black. The one-cent
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