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ant" the 
 
 iBells of the Wisconsin 
 
published by the 
 
 General Passenger Department 
 
 Chicago, iMilwaukee & St. Paul Railwai 
 
 CHICAGO 
 
 lew. V 245616 
 AUr, 19 1909 
 
Ill'.RI'', is more than one railway line connecting Chicago and 
 >kl'*^^lll/^-^-^ the Northwest u herehv one niav travel satelv, eonifurtablv and 
 swittK', hut tliere is onl\' t)ne Hne that adds an enchanting scenic 
 heantv to its stanchird efficiencv, and tliat Hne is the Chicago, 
 Milwaukee i\: St. Paul. When you have efficienc\' with heauty 
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 story, ; 
 
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 that, 
 
without coaxing"„you enthusiastically believe. Rhetoric is a divine art, but when 
 you want much in little, the photograph, well composed, is unexcelled. 
 
 This book of beautiful and interesting landscape scenes, along the line of the 
 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, suggests the possibilities of delight in 
 a quick flight to the Northwest, a sojourn in a woodland spot beside a silver 
 lake, a period of more ceremonial recreation in hotels at popular resorts, or the 
 homely and jolly excursion of the day, that eats, drinks, laughs and is merry, 
 for the greenwood is so fair to live in. 
 
 From Chicago, Milwaukee is less than two, and St. Paul and Minneapolis but 
 little more than twelve hours distant. At La Crosse the Mississippi opens away, 
 to be thereafter a noble companion for 127 miles. En route are Milwaukee, 
 Oconomowoc and the Dells. Remember the Dells, as thousands have done 
 before you. Here, in days primeval, Nature turned her water courses free and 
 wrought out Titantic sculpture and architecture for the eternal wonderment of man. 
 
DELAVAN LAKE. 
 
LAKE GENEVA. 
 
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