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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

countess mean now7 she put the
question 20 her thus
What IL u you desire me 10 do7'
Practice little deception play
the coquette all"
II was not In Tulsa Nalvefde'a ma
ture. n she had many admirers
sad she hnd-soine Of them over
head and ears iu love with her--it
0aa FROM no friyolity. or encourage
fuent given them on her part. Prom
the day Florence kcarney frs; made
impression upon her heart ~ had
been true to him and she loyal
throughout all So much that peo-
uls thought her cold. some even pro-
uouuclng her a prtade. They knew
not how warmly that heart beat.
though IL was but for one Think
ing Of this one. however. whst tho
countess proposed gave her "a shock
which the latter pereeivinE. added,
with a laugh
only for time, my dear. !
don't want you 10 keep II up for
long. nor 60 make fools Of all the
nns gentlemen see dangling
around YOU. only one
Which ONE
She xas not averae 20 hearing
what the scheme was. ~ all events.
How could she be. In view % the
object aimed att"
a man." pursued the countess
who can DO more for US than your
father. more than we've been able
TO do ourselves"
who IL he
Don Carlos Santander. colonel 81
Husaars ON the STAFF aid de camp
and admtant TO his exceflency in
more ways than military onea-soiue
not quite 30 honorable, It's said
said also. that this staff colonel, foe
reasons nobody seems TO know. or
need We care. has more influence az
court than almost any one else. So
what want you 90 do IL to utilize
this Influence for our purpose.
which l know you can"
All. dear Isabel How much YOU
are mistaken. 60 think l could in
nucnce him to that Carlos SAN
lander would be the last man 20
help me ia procuring pardon for
E4orenclo-the very last. You know
why"
ooh. yes: I know. But he may
help me IN procuring pardon for
Rupcrto. Luckily my good looks, n
I have any. never received notice
from the grand colonel, who has
eyes only for you; 50 he's not jeal-
Gus " Rupetto.'
But what would you have me
do"
make yourself agreeable 20 the
colonel. Only In Appearance. as
I've said. aud only for a time iiil
you've tried your power over him
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THE KANSAS 100000

They hoodootha bird Of ~ that rests
body disEraeed senator Ralph
James H. Lane the nfst Senator
from
II not pleasant contains
moral nothing and that
position exed BY oblivion.
a hasn't he brains enough TO
look back over other Who
smp and feug
Jsus n Lane and oueoy United
states legislature Lane let
Intrigued the downfall Of Governor Charles
Robinson him 50 Lac put a
revolver 10 Ii mouth
q PomeroyT
Imagine the scene at joint of
Alexander the speakers
e.sk roo
IN :
Ds-sraesi John ingalls,
and low as 10 cast
senator Edmund npeaeh
raen, and called him skunk Ito died.
politically.
Ana mere
bribery oorrupuon
Harvey that he servant Of hs
hound K admitted
that his only political assetw was 90 cd
whiakers oscgr shon q and
Harris the halls
psts-
EtE-
MAKEUP
BRAINS AND rsTEG
do believe study
beginning with
grave
vAeh political career has been bu RED
The Delaney. complaining
slot systematically Well
o play
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IN he OrdsR
q UdnM Onnd-
hy cGptabo hqBne RAID
hy Cdptatp TTqBne Eei0~
nas9Rnayr IpoS nsAxfaASGS EznGRAR

what was said bat for ita nature
This. being In correspondence with
what was az the moment IN her owH
mind caught her "nr. almost max
Ing her start Fof Hhs. too. wa
thinking Of life endangered aud
how much that danger might be- due
10 herself n was not Rupefto'a life
but flofeneio's.
You the cause. tsabeii" ahe said
not IN surprise. hBvc ut tho similar
~ Of their thoughts "Ahl yes.
think I comprehend YOU"
II not. amiga. don't nsil expia
nation OF II now It's hateful
thing ana I dislike % think. much
more speak ~ It. Rome other tims
~ tell you aii. Now we've work u
to=a task that will take al our EN-
erstea all our cunning 10 accom-
pllah a. However II II 10 be done -
To her interr8Ratofy she Ola moi
expect reply. And the denpondlnR
look 81 LuiHh Valverde showed she
had mons 20 give that would be sat
iHfactorys for she quite understood
what was the task spoken Of. and
equally Compounded tho difficulty
OF it, accomplishment
For awhile they sat without fur.
thef exchange Of speech. both buried
IN thought Not long. however. when
the countess again spoke. saying
You're not good at assembling
Luisita. I wish you were"
Why erglHffued her friend
alike surprised AZ the remark az Al
its ahruptnoss. why do you wish
that, fsabelY'
aneCnuss think I know a way b.
which something might be done II
you were but the woman 10 do a."
oh. Isabel viii DO anything
10 got Florencio out Of prison
1T isn't f1orencio / want you q
get out. but Rupofto. Leave the
getting out of T1oFenClo 10 me"
Btin more Astonishsd WIS Don
IRuaeio's daughter. what could the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
GETTING INTO LINE

And nov the which guilty Of new
Idea has equally conservative Chamber OF
comms and nghs The star began ago
Two years axe The star the done the
city by What pointed out the fact
tha, the fully provided by existing laws
The officially deaf the Humea ad-
rnnsraon galvanized activity BY The stars single
handed ngh Tor city number manufacturers
were arrested aud convicted fined
Then the seattle company and stu Is the
greatest offender against hypnotic
spen over the servants Of the public
on field
ana Chief OF Police sullivan afraid 70 ENFORCE
the law against ne electric
whss 90 Mayor paiungvr andc Delaney stand'
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and see with what success. q

and see with what success"
I'm sure II would fail"
Il don't think n would. my dear.
and VIII not. II you go about II ae-
cordlng 70 Instructions. Though u
may cost you some uupleaaantueaH,
Luinltn. and an effort. youii make II
for my sake. won't your And AZ a
reward" pursued the countess. as Il
10 render her appeal more surely 81
foctiye. 4 shall do az much for you
and IN n similar way. For l. too
intend countrrfeiting complareue5
In certain quarter and IN the IN
terest OF a different indlvidual-Don
Florcneio. Now, do you understand
me-
Not quite yet"
Never mind. III make IL more
plain by and by. Only promise me
that yOu1l do"
Dearest Isabel I'd DO anything
for you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
CHAPTER XXI
A woMAN's SCHEME.

''Ruperto Is indeed I'm dangerl
Now I am sure OF It. All. even to
his life And l may be the cause OF
his losing a..
80 spoke the Countess Almonte,
half I'm aollloquy. though beside her
sat her friend Tulsa Nalverde. They
we're IN carriage on return from
their frnilleas visit 20 the dictator.
II was the countess own landau
which had remained waiting for
them outside the palace gates.
The other. absorbed with her own
anxleties. might not have noticed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

To prevent the eyes from smnrtlnE
while peellng onions. peel oranges.
The supper dishes may be washed
with hot water. soap and rag.
Some housekeepcrB let them 40 I'll
the next morning.
A substantial meal can be made ~
breakfast food by the simple addition
OF n nice. juicy porterhouso steak,
soft boiled eggs and German fried
potatoes TO the bill Of fare.
oil paintings con be protected from
dust BY wrapping them IN canva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
Domestic Trouble.

II is exceptional TO find "A family
where there are no domestic rup-
lures occasionally, but these can y
lessened by having DR.. Kings Nut
Life pills around. Much trouble thsg
save by their great work IN stomach
and liver troubles. They not only
relieve you. but cure. At @. O
GUY. Inc, drug store, Second and
Yesier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS.
Florence Kearuey. captain Of
Texas filibuHtefH. lH captured dur
ms the Mler expedition into Mexico.
In New Orleans the young iriahmnn
hhd loved the daughter ~ Don IL
Inaet0 NHlverde. "a Mexican gentle
NINA bnniahcd by santa Anna. In a
duel With Carlos Shutandof he had
spared his rivals life after uoariy
losing his own through his uppo.
nenfs trearhery Fantbndor. now q
colonel on Santa Annals staff visits
him IA prison. where Kcafney and
his companion. Cua Rock. Of Texas
are coupled TO native prisonerH
Rocks chbinmate being a deformed
dwarf
hantander. the cause Of their pres
ent plight. taunts them and plans
their further humiliation.
Don iEnacin, phrdoned BY Santa
Anna has been made cabinet NTH
hief The Countess Isabel Almunts.
hearing that her lover. uuperto iuvaH.
political enemy Of Santa Anna has
been Imprisoned. comes 20 her friend.
Tulsa Naiyefde. Tor comfort
eantander gains santa Anna'a
consent 10 his plan 20 humillats this
I Texans.
They seek Santa Anna 70 gain .
pardon for their lovers
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A V.rv Close Call

81 stuck 10 my engine, although
every joint aehed and every nerve
was rncked with pain. writes G. W.
BelaIny. locomotive fireman OF
Burlington. Iowa. Il was weak and
pale. without any appetite. and all
run down A. I was about 70 give up
| sot a bottle of Electric Bitters. and
after taking II ! felt as well as ]
ever did In my life" Weak siekly,
run down people always gain new
life. strength and viEor from their
use. Try them. Satisfaction guar
ante~d. sPrice. 2sc Al c. o. GUY,
Inc, drug store. Second and Nesier.
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uurrah fer the spring. the beautiful
spring.
The hiuehirds are here. and the rob
ms can sing.
The long banks OF snow have all
passed away.
While all nature halls the briGhi
sunny days.
-Benton Harbor. Mich. Banner.
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MYTHS rnoM MYrHoLo0Y.

Daphne was nymph Of whom
Apollo Was enamored lie pursued
her 80 nerslsteuiy that one OF the
gods changed her into a laurel.
Strange 90 say. Apollo ala not con.
slider himself baffled. FOR he was
heard 90 remark "Ah. freed az last.
my beauty"
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Notice TO Subscribers

n. any evening. your copy OF Tho
Star has not arrived at 90 o'clock,
telsphone-eunset. Main 1850. or In.
dependent 1888. any time between
Coo and 00.-and a copy Will be sent
you at once, By aUecial nlusaenEsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
va STAR DUST ~

1hos ". Lawson saws he vill try
90 force the standard oil 'cruwf' "a
give up taaooo00o. rt5ngu are be
ooml,A clearer. We can understand
now Why the standard 10 fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

sophia Hlatantkuviteh. said the
leader of the anarchists. you have
been chosen 10 throw the bomb. TO
yuu accept the dangerous commits
slon9"
Gladly" she answered Il will
throw It. and the wnrid viii echo
with SIS crash Give
I object. object" yelled the old
est anarchist
Object q whatf' demanded the
leader.
4 object % sophia nIatautkoviteh
throwing the bomb {"
What are the grounds for your
objection gree led the leader.
Heiug a woman. shs win never
hit what she throws 81
sgraiEhfuny the anarchists drew
lots again. tili thu ehoice eel on a
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
BREAKS LOOSE AGAIN.

CKra4Y Krank 10 at e again.
/ Somebody told her strawberries we're
ia blossom and atraiKhtway 81 was
ali of. Krsay is advised % take a
walk down senpnd avenue and reaA
the prices per basket on the plaear1s
I Displayed 90 the markets above the
Z few pale specimens tie $ y ~ has
sazcd upon. Then she'll cut out that
done about tbs emblem 81 hope
Here is krazys latest Help haip'
81 -. NJ
STRAWBERRY BLOSSOMS.
strawberry blossoms. 80 pure and
white.
Sodding with srnes 70 thu morn =
early light.
Nestled mid karlands Of tsndrii and
green.
Thy portion Il goideu-crowntd glory.
wecn.
out In the garden. and under ths
hill.
All through the meadow. and down
By the riil
blooming profusely beside the COW
slip.
OF thy dewy nectar the honey bees
sip.
Thou art an emblem OF hope ever
more.
Hope for a future Of sweetness In
store.
And snowy blossoms shall daily en-
tWiue
The luscious red berries that cluster
thy vine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

". n. Hearst has la a haeksct IN
this state should he be nominated.
q Is barely possible he viii have an
other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

when we get 20 the other side"
aid Charou. who wa ferrylnR q
Lost soul 90 the Gate OF plutos
palace. you don't want 90 fool with
that three headed dog Cerehrus q"
Why querled the passenger
"HecAuae he's cross as two -StyN !"
This IA Charun'a favorits Joke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

Now Is tho time Co read tho Real
Diary Of Teal Boy You VIII
learn that once upon a time u was
tbflte aud fair" aomoW here.
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our studio Fl closed on Sunday
F,ggan a Ericsson. Phone Ind. R1l9i
&c.
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Carl Fasensehimel. n noted hand
writing expert OF San Francisco,
sailed from Seattle on the steam
ship city ~ seattle yesterday for
juneau Alaska. lie ia 20 be gov
eminent witness In the trial OF J.
9. Beasiey, charged with forgery.
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Theosophical Society. Seattle Lodge
Ats y. m. there will be special
services In celebration Of White
Lotus day. the anniversary Of the
death Of Madam ~. =. Blavataiky.
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LIAR

Who win be the first to wear
pair OF tan shoeaf
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A lady named Jones. at Conwyi.
Elfea. Wales, has given birth 20
twins twice within year.
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A WOMB IRON Josu WISE
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There are now in operation IN
Japan 90 spinning mills. which turn
out ~ 900 tons Of yarn a month nut.
Judging from some OF the wal yarns
apuua-
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what Is homo without an elstedd-
fodf
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Roman Catholic M.stinus

81 Marys pariah-ftsv " J Ms,a
Church corner ~ Twentieth avenue
nnd Jackson street. Ear2y mas ard
sermon fehiidrsus manai. sn a. m
Sunday school : ~ p ~ Instruction
and bensdirtiou. - p. m.
Church 81 our Lady - Coed Help
Third avenue anu Washington street
Sunday low masses ~ a m. and ,
N hieh mass toN a. m. Sunday
school , a. m. vsarrrn. ~ p IA
Week dara. mass 7 a m.
Sacred Heart Church Rev Geo. A.
INA At q m and q p. IN. low
mass: - p m. veapars. sermon aud
bnnadlcttan.
Church - the immaculate Coucep-
fion-Rav A. Rwr~ru At I'D and ) y
a IN. loW mass. 70 ~ a. m. hiah mAas
and sermon. 10 y IN. rosary anf
beuedietion.
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ana sending them to a storage ware.
house.
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Every person who wears cur
shoes realizes that they have me
proper dress for their feet.
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CHURCHES

First Pfesbyterianz-Rs ~. A
AatthswA At II a m. Did 0od
Euruaha Christ . pm. Reasons
Why Men Segleet Their Church ua-
tiss
Westminster Presbyterian REV. I.
~ Wilson At n a IN. what f.
Truth" 20 p m. Bring Forth
Fruits Worthy Of nspentanoe.
Lane Street pr.sbyterian Rev. =.
/. Forb.s. At II a. n. Christian
Eafnestaess T.s0 u m, Christian
Sacrifice
Trinity parish-Rsv n n 0owan.
A. II a M. Christ tho IntsroaHa-
az 10 .. m The Ideal city.
First Adventist chfistian-s =.
Hayward. Preaching AZ n a. M and
= !. m.
NJ. n Church. RIrkiand-J "
Weaver. anFststle services AZ u
q. M ard 3. N. Soug service an1
altar work. conducted by Prot ard
sirs. Frank MocartY. svanEsiistie
slagera Of Fairfield. I0Wa. A sts-
cial meeting fer young people will be
held BY Prof and Mrs. heGafly II
: .. "a.
+. NJ =. AT Ais .. m. Aev. I.
G. Lee wlll address TIE mems meet
ing on the subject. Coward and
calf" Mr.. q A. steele viii sins a
baritone snia
FIRST uuitarian-R Rev. ". y. 81
mondn At II a. m. The Christ 81
the Church and the Christ o. IN
I1aruhn Heart
Evangelical Association ~. Y
HoruHehaeh. Al II a m. Gerruar
service sp. m. Gods People
Wearird 4"
ftrnt ADVENTIST Christian Churei
- r. Hayward. pastor. Preaching
at ~ a m; ptrHehiux AZ 9. ~.
Peoples church and Central Mia
zion. ten iiur Haii-At II q, n.
Socialism. True and False
Hazai Mission AT 70 ,. m Bsv
W A. Major vii preach. Services
every evening At % q clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

$3.50 to $3.50 Furs, Special
$500 to $3.50 Furs. Special
$1,000 to $500 Furs, Special
$3.50 to $3.50 Furs, Special
$500 to $4,000 Furs, Special
$3.50 to $3.50 Furs, Special
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04
$3.50
$3.50
$500
42.5

The Coarss Wraps Collars that are nov 50 much
the brings in great demand small frs
showngs articles VARIETY HIGH in ol
and the prices than exceedingly low A acceptable
Christmas present for sweetheart wife mother. All
skins Of prime qu'ly represented cooct;on Mink
Sable opoum Isabella FoN Isabella strpsd I, French
Enne Brook Mink and Squirrel dcsic. s shown 1oas
Ties. Scarfs Four in Ialds etc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04
Shoes---"lO Minutes for Cash"

SnOeS--- 10 N1InQteS IOr CASH
To test the value Of this paper as an adj
yertising medium, and as an linda ement to
read our Sunday Ads, we will on tomorrow,
Monday morning, sell any pair OF our regular
priced $500 Mems or Ladies' Shoes for the
nominal sum Of $l.5O. This holds good to
any Man or Woman who presents this Ad. at
our Shoe Department between $40 and $50 A.
NJ, Monday, Dec 5th, and remains to be fitted.
The Ads. will be numbered as presented and
each fitted in rotation. Any number skipped
by absence OF th3 holder will not be reverted TO.
POSITIVELY No EXCHANGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
CLEAN COLLAR W1ITING.
Missing Bank Clerks Mother Has
Scarf Ready, Too.

At No $40 Manhattan-ave. Mrs. Isabella Detjen
is waiting for her David. twenty-four years
old bank clerk. who has been missing since
Thursday, when he left his home apparently TO go
TO the bank. He wont to a clean collar
every morning and change his scarf and his mother
every morning lays out the immaculate collar and
puts another scarf alongside it, hoping her will
return to them.
He became n messenger in the Bank Of Com
merce six years ago. and rose to be clerk lie has
supported his mother. She thinks he has become
a sailor has been driven to wandering by
quarrel with Miss Ethel Roland OF LoweTre. David
liked Ethel. Six weeks ago he wrote TO her. lie
diI not get answer. He broodcd over this.
There is nothing wrong at the bank. whose OFF,
cials say Davids place IS there for him whenever
he chooses to return.
81 afraid the boy has gone to sea-" said Mrs.
Detjen yesterday. His father and grandfather
seamen. and all his people as far back as
ever heard were sea afaring men. He hankered for
the cannot help thinking he will be back.
and liked so much TO see him neat. and 1 Feel
sure he'll come back that l lay out his clean
collar every morning and I've put another scarf
for him alongside 1t. He's sure 20 come back to
wear them. don't you think so?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-25
CALVE COULDN'T FINISH.
Large audience at Opera House
Disappointed.

The public Mr Corrled and some OF the most
popular OF the opera singers in Mr.. Conrieds COM
pany ali put their best feet forward the concert
in the Metropolitan Opera House last night and
made II a memorable affair. Nine. Calve also took
part and made it still moro notable. There were
several hundred more Dersons in the house than
its lawful capacity. wherefor the doors opening
into the corridor bulged outwardly: and there was
also plethora Of ndiscriminate. unthinking en-
thusiasm. which found food IN the silliest Of Nine
Calves stage tricks-her simulated misunderstand-
ings with the conductor. want Of music failure OF
accompaniments and all the frequently rehearsed
affectations without which she seems unable 10
appear on the concert stage nowadays But this
all. She sang and sang and sans again
nevertheless each time more inartsticaly than be
fore. and Erieved her judicous admirers; but 5000
others happE and her altrustic soul must
have been It IS only 10 add the list Of
folies which the METROPOLITAN season has piled mp
that her caprces call for mentiCa. She first affected
not to know that her frs: aria wac finished: then
affected surprise at tho location of the pianofore;
then reque ted M Mottl. who playlrE the ar-
compartment for her. TO transoose it lower I'm the
middle Of the song. he obliEnE her by transPoSins
g.: then told. first in dumb show. then in words
that she had music and no accompanist. and
as usual. sang folksonE without instrumental
help Thus ended the first Lessor.
In the second part OF the programme she was an
Eounced % sing an ar from ThoIas 'lIamis1 ?
There was long wait. No singer. Mr. Mottl went
out after her and remained out. The first violin
went after the conductor. who had gone after the
singer and remained the first cello went after
the first violin. who had gone after the conductor
who was hunting the singer. and remained out
After while the men came struggling back and
after the last one Of them. Mr.. Max Hrsch, who
addressed the audience thus
Ladies and Gentlemen: Nine. Calve has become
suddenly indisposed She homes later To sing her
number Meanwhile Mr BurEstaller will sing his
songs
Mr.. Burgstaller sang three songs by Wagner 10
Nr Motifs accompaniment: sang them beautifully
and won a recall. Then Nine Ackte sang four
songs Uhe last enforced contribution She
had sung the great air from Glucks 'Alceste"
earlier in the evening. and sung 1t Ike an artist
There was only ono number left on the programme
and that an orchestral one. The audience waited
and there was no surprise when the Official herald
Of the esta ablishment appeared n second time. lie
was sorry to announce that Nine Calves indisposi-
ton knocking laughter and misses greeted the
words, had not passed away. and that physicians
had been with her ever since she left the stage
She would not able sing again And the
orchestra played Chabriers "Espahl' with fine
spirit while the audier left the hou<e- Mr. Cam
panart and Mr.. Plancon were also on the pro-
gramme