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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

Now that the Panama canal is an
assnred thing, a little study of the ae-
companying msp win shyw some Of
the advantages to be gained
The heavy line running south from
Mex York Is the steamship track TO
Colon, and the distance IS 1881 miles
AT an average speed Of fourteen knots
per hour, which is moderate and
economical pace for the modern
steamship. the voyage could be made
An an hour or two less than six days
From Panama 10 San Francisco the
distance IS S277 miles, which, al the
same average speed. would require
nine days and eighteen hours steam
ing Say sixteen days for the ocean
voyage and allow four days for pass
ing through the canal. and the whole
trip would be made IN twenty DAYS,
or inside OF three weeks.
AZ present a steamer must follow
the solid line running on 10 the south
east to Cape st. Rogue Once around
(this cape the course follows the coast
in soulhwesteriy direction to the
Straits Of Magellan. thence out into
The Pacific. where a straight course
can be steered for the Farallone
islands. Just outside OF San Francisco.
On this track the distance ls 1859
miles. which AZ the same average
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07
sTlLL A HOPE LEFT.
Old Lady Makes Unique Comment or
Scriptural CHAPTER.

Old Lady Makes Unique Comment on
Scriptural Chapter.
The teaching Of the gospel among
the poor and lowly is sometimes at
tended by unexpected results. One
jealous young missionary to the tene-
ments makes the following confession:
She had iabored long and earnestly
TO instill a little Bible history Into the
understanding Of one particularly OBJ
durate old pagan woman. who prompt
~ forgot the few lessons she learned.
The difficulty OF exciting her interest
seemed to be the principal one. Lit
eral readings and paraphrases alike
failed to reach her sympathies. Final
~ one day the missionary put her
whole heart and gift Of paraphrase
into a recital Of the Passion To her
delight she saw that her listener was
aroused at last and showed genuine
emotion The recital came to an end.
aud there was an impressive pause
The teacher waited for her pupil to
speak first. and presently the silence
was broken by the old woman. who re-
marked cons0lingly. All. weli let us
hope it amt true New York Mail
and Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

When Mr Bowen FIRST went out 70
Caracas as the United States minister.
President Castro called on him enc
afternoon. The two went into the gar
den and Mr. Bowen was expressing
his amazement az the rapidity Of an
vegetable growth IN thar climate. "A
seed planted over night would result
ia forty trees the next day. was bis
laughing remark. Just then an Amer
lean photographer passed, and asked
to take a picture Of the two distn-
guishcd men as they stood among the
flowers. AS he snapped the camera
he made some laughing. disparaeing
remark about the picture being the
long and the short Of e. Mr Bowen is
six feet four inches and President Cas-
tro reaches about TO his shoulder The
president did no. Ike the unkindly
comparison and looked np quickly at
the new American minister with a
frown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07
MEN OF TALENT THROW
AWAY CHANCES IN LIFE
Denzens Of the Latin Quarter Of Paris Hold the Palm
for Genuine Vagabondsm Here the True Bohemian
May Be Seen IN All His Glory.

What Is a bohemian? In the Latin
Quarter Of Paris a bohemian is lin
gerer by the way. Devoting himself
to art or learning, he comes to prefer
the pleasures Of the journey to the
triumph of arriving at his destination
Again the bohemian's motto IS.
"Give me the luxuries OF life. and /
will do without the necessaries. In
his search for life's luxuries at the ex-
pense Of Its necessaries the bohemian
is capable of self-denial to theaoint Of
heroism.
Talk of bohemians Here is the
real thing. Being Of a delightful indi-
viduality, he makes the best compan-
ion in the world Cultivated witty
resourceful he is continually asked
to lunches and dinners Every now
and then he makes cure. Between
cures he makes touches.
Take the painters. / know FIVE
whose touch is as light as thistledown.
Yet a painter even a bohemian paint
or, has something TO sell now and then
1.-The canvas he has painted with love
and with fear or with tender patience
Yet there are those who nave been,
for long years. so well occupied In
telling how a picture should be painted
that they can count their finished
works on their ten fingers.
One such Of my acquaintance, once
a Rosicrucian, now a simple mystic
after passing eight months In pure
idleness on credit, touches and all
kinds Of subterfuges. turaed round and
in four weeks produced such a glori-
GUS picture in its coloring. so extraor-
binary in conception and execution
that rich collector offered him 1000
francs for 1t in the Independent Salon
Unhappily he had sold it to a dealer
for 200 francs the day beforel
The rich collector. having a con
science about giving artists their dues,
refused to treat with the dealer, and
ordered the mystic to make him du-
plicate in general idea and get-up
Now, was not the mans course plain
before him? He had only to repaint
that picture and get his sS00--a sum
which would have lasted him in COM
fort a full MONTH But he was bo-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

One Of the recent discoveries goes
to prove that the heart will beat fo,
some time after the death OF the in
dividual Slight pulsation has been
observed in some rare cases thirtv
hours after decapitation Of criminals
A contributor to the periodical Cos
mos describes the phenomenon as
follows. When the heart move
menis stop it has been found possible
TO renew them by injections OF an
terial blood in the coronary arteries
n. A. Kulikohas made experiment,
along this line, first on animals. thet
on human beings. He has succeeded
by establishing artificial circulatio.
Of a warm physiological serum satin
rated with oxygen. in re,ivlng the
heartheats OF an infant Of three
months. who had died of double pneu
m0nia He has several times Sue
ceeded in provoking pulsations In tie
tissues thirty hours after death IN
spite Of the formation Of large blood
ciots IN the orsan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

IN recent book on life in the Sierra
Nevada mountains Clarence King tells
Of cowboy trial of a Mexican on q
charge Of horse stealing. A jury vas
gathered in the street. showed into a
room, and some time later a dozen
fellows burst IN demanding the yer
dict Not guilty answered the fore
man. With yolleyed oaths and omi
nous laying of hands on pistol hits
the boys slammed the door With
You'll have 90 do better than that"
In half an hour the advocate gently
opened the door again. Your opinion.
gentiemens Guilty Correct
You can come out We hanged him an
hour ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

iHfcc Win S1WHVH puINcs
poem OF Alfred De Musset that made
the round Of the whole literary world
and will continue to ge disputed over
till the end Of time
All the symbolists and decadents,
when they nourished a few years ago.
were thorough paced bohemians. Ste
phane x, one Of it's leaders, would
descend at times to giving French and
English lessons, but the means Of live
lihood OF most OF them are shrouded
in mystery Stephane's specially was
to put more thoughts into his verse
than the mere words would hold. His
poetry takes a deal of explanation. In
deed, he won more reputation by his
conversation than his poetry
Among these bohemian poets there
are true ones. valued and praised by
their comrades who have written
nothing. They sit in cafes all day.
They know how a poem should be
written, and the telling Of Il fills them
with such joy that they have no mo
tive left to write Ihey have aesthetic
souls to keep
Let us exalt our sentimentsl Let
us give a spiritual conservation to our
Impressions
Translated into plain words this
means;
We still have time fer another.
Waiter. hitherl New York Sun
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

ried Miss Ellen. oldest daughter OF
Judge keyes. and five years later he
was appointed postmaster.
Il was during his three years in.
cumbency that he inaugurated a num-
Der Of Improvements In the ofiice. and
in 1876 issued the little stamp fol
which collectors are now willing to
pay fabulous prices. Il is stated that
one has been sold at S175.
"Ah. Mr. President" said Mr.. Bow
en-. Il was very small when got here
but ! shot up over night in this mar
velous climate Of yours. -Phnadel
phIa Saiuraay Evening Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07
No uMsRAog foR AlM.
y Had Enough Of Drinks with
- n....L.-- 49,.

} Had Enough Of Drinks With
High-sounding Names.
In Allentown business man. who
be named Smith for convenience,
II the following story at the ex-
asc of a relative from Berks coun-
THE other day I went 20 the
|iiou TO meet a cousin from the
portion Of Bcrks county did
Hnow what Jim's views on the
Cor question we're. and. owing 70
fact that his people are strict
srcb members. hesitated about
8ne him 10 Join me ln taking a
BIZ. Finally it occurred to me 10
little diplomacy TO ascertain
tre Jim stood on the question. So
The question to him in this man
Jim. would you take umbrage
were 70 ask you to take a drink
me7 Jim looked at me quizzi.
for a moment and then said
here. HAIRY. Il you are caiculat-
pn lhaying fun with your country
pu are going 20 slip ~ on IT,
sas IN New York last sum
me Of the boys coaxed me 70
several drinks with high
iing name. was dead TO the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

pressions.p
hemian, worse. a bohemian Of The
Quarter
The painting had been called The
Thirst for Gold. Il showed a crowd
Of men and women rushing furiously,
climbing recklessly toward a point
high high up on the pinnacle Of point
ed rocks from which the fascinating
metal was seen shining
There was an idol. dazzling but i'm
passive, smiling at the human clus-
ters that clung to the pointed rocks
Blood from their wounds flowed to
him. while the red and purple rays Of
a descending sun lit up the golden
summit OF merged into the black sha-
dow; and higher still troon Of sad
archangels fed from the accursed
earth
The bohemian got canvas and colors
and accepted a part payment in adj
vance The months passed. There
were other payments on account Then
after two more months he managed to
turn out something so cross and so
different so unsympathetic TO the rich
collector, that he Would not touch it.
He seems 10 have at least freed
himself from The Thirst for Gold z
observed TO the rich collector
"On the contrary, he answered. Il
imagine that the thirst for what gold
means to him defeated its own OBJ
lectn
What did it mean TO him-the adj
rance money. In the months when he
was spending it he made a lot Of ex-
cursions TO the country. with or with
ont his best girl. 70 begin an endless
series Of delightful studies never FIN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

with glimmer Of light shining
through the front window. while a
man. jimmy in hand, and carrying
over his back bag of tools, was try
ing 10 force the front door. In a
fash he recognized Mrs Hardys
house he seemed to hear the metal
lie grating Of the jimmy as it wrench
ed at the lock and splintered the
woodwork and seeing the hand Of
Providence offering him way
straight to Daisys heart, he dashed
out just as he was and never stopped
till he tripped into the SHOW heap.
AS soon as he had extricated him
self and recovered his breath a little
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

were two poets also bohemians. One
has the extremely peculiar faculty Of
being able TO initiate other poets.
Here is a man who has never vet
produced anything of value as his
own and yet his spurious Verlaine
poetry for example. has at times out
SCARED the flights Of Verlaine's own
lovely muse. In the collected works
Of Verlaine Il is said there are more
than dozen such. Once he sold to
the Figaro a pretended unpublished
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

-enard rays and cathode rays are f.
sarded as moving elecirons-that Isl
trains Of minute negative eiectri.
charges flying with great velocity
Roentsen rays are trains 81 SOLITARY
waves OF radiated energy emitted at
The impact of lying electrons with
stationary froups or eiecuons. !. e.
solid matter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07
IN THE MAIL ORDER BAG.
Queer Specimen Of Letter Writing
Recently Received.

Queer Specimen Of Letter Writing
Recently Received.
Ordering merchandise by mail has
become so popular that now 81 tho
large stores have departments aievot-
ed exclusively to that branch Of tho
business. Queer specimens Oh letter
writing are received. and it takes an
expert to decipher some Of the hero
glyphics. Once in while the CORE
spondents essay to be humorous. One
Of the largest department stores in
New York received the following re-
quest from man up state, who evi-
IDENTIFY imagined that he was writing
to the puzzle editor Of story paper:
The department store man had No
difficulty in making it out as;
Please mail me catalogues Of cam.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

In the Alps. Mont Blanc, the high-
est. is tedious, but easy. Delicate
women make it BY hundreds without
much danger. The lower Matterhorn.
when conquered. took four lives.
Whymper. one Of the three who es-
capped death, aftervard broke his leg
by falling Of platform at a lecture
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

lshed. of fair landscape bhs or photo
graph the tender kline.
He would ie on the grass and gaze
into the sky Again ana AGAIN he
would pay the expense OF the "Trip for
dead-broke brothers. And by vayside
taverns. at rustic tables nnde, the
great trees. they would SIT 81 Ding
Thin. white wine each telling hoR She
other ought % paint
Amore those who shared his o.
Arntary wealth ol advance money
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

The amount oi water within the
orbit OF the earth IS enormous. amount.
ing TO 565.000 0oQ0o0o0o0 cubic yards.
This vast accumulation. il placed up0n
the earth. would cover its entire sur
face TO 3 uniform depth cf from 5000
To $500 feet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

At the time Of her marriage forty
years ago Queen Alexandra received
nineteen pianos as wedding gifts.
Every one Of these elaborate inst-u-
ments IS SIN sn perfect condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

sented was prepared by the direction
Of Major f. W. Childs when he was
postmaster This was at the request
Of many collectors.
DR. Frederick H. Palmer was born
in Belfast Me-. in 1915. and came to
Brattleboro some time in 1886 as
music teacher. lie became a student
Of the Law and studied in the Office Of
Judge Asa Keyes. IN 1870 he mar
world for several days No. sir, I
won't be fooled again. don't know
what this 'umhraEe' is like. but here
after when want 70 drink / stick TO
beer or whisky Philadelphia Led
ger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

ttslectors and philatelisis become
fhusiastic when they speak Of the
lanous Bratueboro. VT. postage
sianp. which is said 20 be the first
~ used IN America.
%. Frederick ~ Palmer. who was
3aliIchoro's postmaster from July,
etsfto November. iS4S, was the in-
tdr of The stamp which we re-
oduce. The facsimile herewith pre-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

in the manufacture cf cannon Tire
IA deney IS toward reduced weight ID
SO and proieetiie ana Increased ri,ii, ).
zfc Velocity This eites aaled faneo
and penetration
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-07

- ~ = n" ~
and the concert. whittier Airs Hardy
and Daisy had been conducted by the
rival when as he dracd in his chair
he had q vision. Quite distinctly, be
assured Us. he saw a lonely little
louise surrounded vita snow aad
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND
nARLSBAD.
u GO. HOTEL PUPP.
LARGEST AND FINEST.
HOTEL WEIMAR.
Marienbad.
u 2 ARIEN BAD
(BOHEMIa)

Most celebrated firSt-claSs Health Resort
On account Of its strong efTcacioUS Springs. con
Sisting Of potassium of Sulphatc iron. and most
tnyigorating Mineral Mud
The position of Aarienbad surrounded a. Z -
BY vast Forests IS UNEQUALLED. A specific
against disorder arising from an impaired
digestion, Liver complaints, Call stones, disease
of the bladder female maladies, Corpulcncy,
StssIs of the Ncns FoTtac. CSout AnacmIsc Diz-
bctcS. and ordinary illnesses The CENTRAL
BATHS. NEUBAD. and splendid CURHAUS.
are of recent construction. and fitted with every
luxury and comfort.
There are CarbOnic-aCid. Steel Mud Gas, and
hot-air baths, HydrOpathic. Massage and Swed-
ish gymnastics, Medico- mechanical lander
Institute, Electrical separated baths ne~iy
built Colorado. Salt 6iStilleries. The Town Is
illuminated BY electricity Pure water from the
hills Theatre Tombols, Dancing rc-unions:
Hunting Shooting Fishing. hiding. and
BicycIing-Ciub; Covered and open riding Alice;
Livery Stables; Especial places for juvenile
players: Golf; Lawn Tennis. Telephone.
SEASON from MAY Ist 10 SEPTEh bE Z goth,
annual visitors exclusive OF tourists
Prospectus gratis by addressing the BU RCER-
MEISTERANT, Marienbad Austria
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Tourist and Week End Tickets issued to
The Principal Inland and SEASIDE Health Resort
IN EnuIand and Scotland.

Guides and al ufo.mson can be obtained from
wav New York: Mr.. NJ. Maiden Great Northern Agent
g. Oriental Place Southampton. M F. p Green, Great
Northern Dale Street Liverpool.
OLIVER BURY, General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Foreign Resorts.
London.

Lsyesf and most magnificent Hofcf
In Europe. Moderate Charges Bed
rooms from $3.50 per day. Self
contained suifeS.-A. Judah, Msnsger.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

Sleeping Carriages for First Passengers attached
all night between England and Scotland
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
B0TELs IN SCOTLAND.

,..g SOJTHSEA. PORTSAO h
Royal Pier 7ote'' overookins the soens snosI. sne
Facing Kings Residence al ''soofte
EsoIent Boats 10 Coves Ryde Southampton ana oths
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Foreign Resorts.
Hotel Victoria,

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG BEEN A
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
loan VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL POSI-
TIOS N THE wEsT-END.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Hotel Cecil
LONDON With. ssa.;. . -,....." s.

European Trains de l.
FROM LONDON.
Mediterranean Express TO Nice, Monte
Carlo, etc, Daily.
Rome Express to Genoa, Rome, and
Naples.
Accommodations must be reserved In adv
Sleeping Car Co. 20. COckspur street. Lo1
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

First and Third with Lavator
Accommodation attached 70 all the principal trains
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
IInner Norwood. Queens Hotel.

London HealthiesL ST.
es1d Lovely gardens Boarding terms frorn 80 pe.
dev Special for largo parties. So"'e+ '
EeTvfre for city and West End LONDON
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
The Howard Il oteI.

Norfolk Street ErnbanLment London EsTTS Tisrsnt
-o-Tfc-- Cgverlooks Ernbankment ana r..
~, roorns Electric light throughout American sys-
Fixed tariff
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-28
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Dos Gr9ebnib oey ueueiten
Woblen 8uln preuBiihen Nbgeoronez
tenbaule liegt Jest crit ooaltdnbia
Dor. Nus Der Wahlurne iino fers
oor0egangen aonieruatioe 148 (Qe=
Gen LA in Der lebten 2eqisloturpe-
riDoe;) SreifOnieroatioe 81 (58);
Centrum 81 (100); 0atiDnaGiberale
70 (75); Sretfinniae @olfs : Bartei
% (26l; Treiiinnige GeretniaurQ 9
(10); Bolen Il Q3); Ddnen 3;
8uno Der 9anomirte 2 Nntilemis
ten 3; 5raftionsloIe 5. gs }ino
oemnah auBert eerinQe geranoe=
rungen gegen friber oorgefommen
uno ueberrQidungen bat Die @ab(
elgentll9 itberbaupt nidt aeseitiat.
Die iunge 8erttner 5drift=
iteaerin Maria Gibborn (Bleuooz
rpm 9Oloroia) tritt nls getuDbnlihe
Irbeiterin in cine Tertilfabrif Elm,
nm Die io8talen 8erbait1iiie oes Nr.
belterltaroes fir einen 8Dman su
ftuoiren.
Deutide GRINDER baben elm
Serfabren p%atentirt, Die inneren R6r-
peroraane mlttels Standardization
III pbotDgrapbiren. Die grfinouna
lou 10 groBartig uno meiteeheno leiu
als Die Der &6nteen- Gtrablen ielber.
Nns 8reslau miro berihtet,
oaB Der geldtuB eefaBt tporoen 1T,
I'M 0ber(aufe Der glbe furs mad il.
rem Nustritt aus Dem iioliden Teile
oes aieiengebirgeS cine 9allperre
our aufnahme Der i~bereroBen Wol=
iernlaiien BET 6Dbua1ier anSuleael1.
1urh oieie 9aliperre. Die BON bod
tier geoeutung nidt fir bas fablihe
8ielengebirge uno RorobDbmen,
lonoern aub fit Die gauge glbIAif-
fabrt m1re, uerben Ne~noerunaen be.
retts obgeihlDfiener Blaine fir giien=
babns unO Begebauten uno Die Mufz
9obe mebrerer inbuitrieqer GtabliiIe.
ments nDtnenoig.
Sn ben oeutib : natipualen
&reilen berriht geeenpdrtia elne
h0d1lt gereiate Stimmuna oegen Die
Bolen, melde INNER arDBere T6roes
rungen iteIen. sic perlanaen iebt
polnilhen @ottesoieuit in ben fatbo=
lllden air0en Gertins. i0rpie ben
8ebrouh Der polniihen 9anfen.
2rouunaen unb 8eerdbniiien uno
auBeroem polniihe Spnntagspreoiq-
ten N ben meilten 8esliner RirAen.
Der Gertreter oeS neutrality-suspicious.
9eleaaten periprah elmer polniIhen
Deputation, melbe lid su Dem fraas
llden 3meG ei~nitelte. Nues at tbun,
oaFnit oiele 6%oroerunsen in Grflls
lung gingen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-28
Maerlet.

Nah furser, aber lhuerer
4rantbeit itarb an 5reitaa uormit-
tag in lelner OIL Der Quftin StroBe
geleaenen 8obnuna 6err ser.
mann 6eifigmann i'm Nlter
BON 46 Sabren. .. 6eiligmann mar
bier IN San @ntonio gebDren. ur.
lprnnli6 mar er ShriftIeber, muroe
Damn aber inter Der gauagban'fden
Administration glerf oes YoliseiQe-
rihts. uelde STEELE er cine Geibe
Don Sobren befleioete. Die lebten
5ebn Sabre tuor er Elm Qugsltelter
Der gitg=8 rauerei. St binter[dst
auBer leiner Witttue IL 9inoer, bar=
uater 5 T0bter, bon oenen stuei be-
reits uerbeiratet fino. gr. mar elm
eifriaes Witglieo bon sebn oerlhie=
oenen 2Dae1 unb 8ereinen. Die
Mrbeiter Srgantiationen oerlieren
in ibm Elm tdtiges Mtitglieo.
DIX @rpcerpsGirmo Sol. &as
benitein OH Der Dft<0ouiton=S traBe
bat ibren Bancroft anaemelbet. Die
Nctioa meroen auf $685. 86 anaeee-
ben, Die Baiiiua auf $35, 200. Gas
@eribt bat Seize Sppcnbeimer als
Wohenperwnlter eingeiSbt.
Senor Wariscol, Der merifa=
niihe Miniber Der ausmdrtiaen In=
leaenbeiten, fam auf ieiner &adreiIe
bon europa bsute 6urh Sun Intunio.
Or. BlutarcU Ornelas, Der
bieiiae Goniul Der @epublif Merifo,
feierte am %. Mopember oas 25iah.
riae Subilaum ieiner Nmtstdtiafeit
als iolher.
Wanuela Santos bat i'm 81.
Diitrictgerihte Die Barfer- 8aIbiua
ton 0eieIidaft auf Sbabenerlab i'm
8etraae uon $40, 900 pertfaet. Sbr
8atte, grua Santos, lpar i'm 9ienfte
@eieaibaft uno anaeblid in
5olae Der Granddaughter 6erielben,
ruoroen.