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'''h' NcIE 'o'e'y P'"'e' on every bloe
were "I' Nlnu" oI lroplcM lr"ltS anI bios
Solh'nS movers Leaving Ooruooa AT a.
III. over 'ne oo'"oua ''c'no' buying TICK
e' 10 'u'hII'' we IraNe'ta the ehtlre day
lhtonSh 'ha IoNeIlest troplca' country we
MADE very SLOW time on thiS road as 1t wac
pay uay' Ihe passenger engine was pull
ing the car Whlch had to stop at eyer!
'ect'oh 10 pay OIL the hahds inns gave us {
splendid opportunity to view the country
closely along the route. In the Afternoon
we passed through the famous Palm Plan
talion, owned and operated by Spaniard
VINO Is reported to he grazing $4,000 heat
OF cattle His annual shipments a'e report
ed TO be 5000 head. The grass at the pres
ent time is at the lowest stage, being abou
eighteen inches In height, It's the fumou
Pmlel grass and possesses the greatest nI
triment Of any grass in Mexico. Abou
midnight we Landed at Juauitn eXpectin.
to find conyeyances across the country t.
San Juan Eyangelsta, u distance of MN
kilOmetcrs. In that we were sorely disap
pointed as all transfer wagons had been en-
gagged ahead OF time. We at last found a.
available OK wagon, primitive looking al
fair, the oxen pulling by the horns instea
OF the neck. We made the trim in thre
hours ana a half, after walking two.third
the distance, arriving at San j. Evangelist
in due time TO catch the train to Chinema
ca on the National Tehuantepec railway
1t took two.thirds of the day to run th
snort distance between those two station
bed. When we arrived at kilomet.r ron,
teen steamer was in waiting for us. Ate
eating meal hurrtedly prepared by Mex
lean cook consisting of can goods, sou
kau'' Jamoo'' 'ort'''ls ana 'r'Jolis' W
s'"i'eu up 'no r'ver 70 Tue p''nIauon som
;ss run a Up . Il; ,s, wa: d :. ss