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[[blank page]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[underlined]] May 2 - 1901. [[/underlined]] Left Washington via B & O RR at 3:45 P.M. for Marathon, Texas. Reached Cumberland, Md., at dark. [[underlined]] May 3. [[/underlined]] From Cincinnati to St. Louis the vegetation is about as advanced as at Washington or a little more so near St. Louis. The woods are getting green with good sized leaves on the sycamores & cottonwoods & tulip trees & small red leaves on the oaks. Red bud & dogwood in flower & apple, peach, plum & cherry trees. Grass tall enough to wave & wheat fields green. As no zone lines were crossed the sun was not of great importance, being through upper edge of lower Sonoran. [[underlined]] May 4. [[/underlined]] Daylight came a little north of Little Rock, Arkansas, on the Iron Mountain Road. Thence south to Texarkana & Longview & west to Dallas