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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
BRAIN COUNTS.
japanese see No Advantage in Being
Larger Physically

New York Feb 26.-Custom is respon-
sible for the comparatively small stature
of the japanese race in the opinion OF
Sadea Uchida, Japanese consul in
New York Fashion ruled about 36s
years ago that in sitting upon mat
ones feet must be crossed beneath and
behind the body instead of being cross
ed in front of the body, as had been
the custom for untold generations.
Pictures of our forefathers of four or
five hundred years ago." SAID Mr..
Uchida last night. show that they were
considerably taller than my people are
now and invariably they are pictured
as sitting with their legs beneath the
body is, I think. more responsible for
the smaller stature of the race than the
lack of sufficient nOuriShment or of toOd
of a poor quality, as Baron Takak said
in Philadelphia.
Proof of the correctness of this the
CRY is found in the remarkable increase
in stature of our young men since we
began to use seats in the schools in
stead of nattings. It is not at all un-
years old more than six feet tail, and
the next generatian will doubtless see
their number greatly increased.
But can not see he added, where
any great advantage is to be gained by
having a race of six-fOOters. It is the
brain that counts. A man six feet tall
can not aim gun any better than one
of four feet for instance, and now that
the DAY OF HghtlEg at cIOSe range u
practically past. can not see where any
advantage is to be gained in military
strength. at any rate.
THAT there is a strong determination
on the part Of the Japanese to increase
their stature is beyond question. BY
returning to the use of chairs, which
were common a few hundred years ago.
and even by reverting to the old custom
of sitting with the legs crossed in front.
the japanese are consciously making
n0zSih1a effort in that direction
Various departments Of the government.
especially the department of education.
are working together to this end, and
within a comparatively few years there
is hardly q doubt that several inches
will be added to the average height Of
the Iananase -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
POISON IN CANDY.
one Child Dies and Two Others Have
Commissions.

New York, Feb. 26.-After eating 10
cents worth of candy. colored red. blue
and green and sold to all the children
of the neighbOrhood at 10 cents
pound. the three stepchildren of Harry
Thompson of No. Ala West F'ifty-sec-
end street, were taken with violent
commissions. Vivian, the eldest girl,
aged 6. died in great. agony and the
lives Of her brother Ralph, aged s. and
her -year-ofd sister, Viola, are
despaired of.
Coroner hamburger was notified of
the chi1ds death by DR.. William Nc
Alpen, who said he thought aFsenical
poisoning caused by eating the candy
was responsible. An autopsy will be
made. Some of the candy which was
not eaten was carried away by the
coroner and he will take 1t to Column
bia university for analysis.
IF any trace of poison is found in
the child's organs, or the candy is
found to contain poisonous substances,
I shall order the arrest of this dealer"
said the coroner. His store is near a
public school and learn that between
800 and 400 children visit his shop
every day He admits making the
candy himself. The coloring matter
he buys in sticks from a wholesale
candy manufacturer. He has not the
slightest idea what the ingredients
are"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

won't do for a man surpasseth all un-
Outstanding.
Dennis Hope. the colOred porter who
served for the First National bank ana
now is attached in the same capacity
to the Capital National, says his MANS
Is Dennis and he refuses to serve on
the slate of the city central COMMITTEES
Of the Republican party as proposed
by A. D. Bauer.
Fay Thompson, who was recently
appointed as district passenger agent
for the Rock Island railroad, with
headquarters at Cleveland, Ohio.
claims to have said goodbye to his
friends for the last time, but you
would better dodge him If you do not
want to go through the ordeal again.
The Potwin minstrel show was too
successful It was planned to devote
the proceeds to painting the fiag-poIe in
front Of the school house. But Il de-
velops that s75 was cleared, enough to
paint house. The minstrel organiza-
ton Is seriously considering getting Up
another show so as to have a chance to
spend the surplus
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

lowed a grain Of corn when he was
boy which lodged in his throat and
made an operation necessary. His
friends. who know, say that it is on
account of his fondness for the white
meat of the chicken.
The district between the river and
Fourth street, which was formerly
known as Smoky Row, has been re-
cHristened and is known as the creme
de mint portion of the city since the
dome of the Rock Island depot was
painted green
Colonel Chapel would make a good
packing house official. During the
rush in the city last week when sleep
ing room was at a premium he fur
nished sleeping accommodations for
.227 guests in the Copeland hotel which
has but 81 rooms.
Miss Cecil Coleman. who has been
bookkeeper for the Jones Dry goods
company for the past year. has re-
signed and gone to Garden City to ac-
cept a position with the United States
Sugar company which IS erecting a
million dollar factory at that place.
Councilman J. W. F. Hughes says he
will introduce a resolution a L the next
council meeting to have a censor ap-
pointed to pass upon all of the plays
produced at the opera houses in To-
peka. Hughes takes exception to the
C1ansman, Raffes and plays OF that
nature
The board Of park commissioners
want the city council to help them in
draining the new Willow park at Pot
win The council. however, does not
feel favorably disposed towards this
because the board has about $1,000
coming to It for park Improvements
! this year.
An old soldier from the government
home at Leavenworth logged out In the
full uniform Of the institution and a
/ jag of Topeka joint whisky enlivened
/ things in a Kansas avenue joint Sunday
evening as he narrated his proves OF
youth when he killed LOO rebels in one
battle. What Topeka joint whisky
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
WILL EAT CATALO.
Carcass OF New Hybrid Animal to Be
Served Whole at Dinner.

New York. Feb. ga "cataIo." the
new hybrid of the buffalo and domestic
cattle is to be served whole at the
Canadian camp dinner tonight at the
Hotel Astor. This animal is said to
surpass in rarity Prince Henry's two
horned rhinoceros, Lieutenant Peary's
Arctic mice. or Grover CIevsiand's
Adirondack bear, which the club and
its guests have sampled at previous din
ners. A portion of the catalo. ii is an
nounced, was served at a private din
ner in the White House several weeks
ago The catalo was killed December
u last by Colonel Jones in the northern
end Of Montana. close to British Column
bia- There viii be nearly 400 persons at
the anrSlal dinner Of the club tonight
The catalo weighs 2.4s0 pounds and will
be carried into the dining room by six
cooks and served from a platter espec-
tally constructed. The hide, which is
valued at 81 200, is to be presented to
Prince Henry of Prussia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
ONE MORE EFFORT.
Germany viii Oher Concessions in
Interest of Peace.

Berlin. Feb. 26.-The German gov
eminent has decided to make a further
concession to the French views on the
Moroccan question provided France
will also yield something. The extent
of Germany's proposals will become
known only at Algeciras. where they
will be communicated to the French
delegates. Emperor William and
Chancellor Won Buelow, it is under
stood, would rather make another eff
fort to reconcile the French aims and
Germanys interests Tran allow the
serious situation to drift.
Some effort has been made here by
small financiers to create a war scare
out of the emperor's reply to the con-
gratulatory address of the generals
yesterday on the occasion of his majes-
tvs silver wedding, in which the en-
peror remarked that he prayed God
that war would not come, but if it came
he was convinced that the army would
acquit itself as efficiently as it did IS
years ago.
The tone of the bourse was not af-
fected by these efforts. although the
market was weaker owing to the I'M
certainty over the effect of the new
German tariff and the commercial
treaties going into effect March 1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
49, Nfa,es Shoe shlne.

The philosophy of polish on any
substance is simply the production py
friction of such smoothness of the
surface LAYER of its particles that they
readily reject the rays of light fall
ing upon them. Different articles are
used to aid in procuring this smooth
ness on different substances With
leather the best substance seems to be
a Daste containing bone black=that
is. the powder obtained from charred
bones or fvory=tO which is added a
small quantity of acid to dissolve it,
oil to preserve the soft texture of the
leather. and treacle and gum to rem
der the mass dhesive.-Februar
Technical World Magazine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

Millville. n. J.. Feb. 26.-Two mask
ed men, one white and one colored,
today seized Frederick RadeI. a bank
er, While he was in the stable near his
house andafter gagging him. marched
him into his home at the point of a
pistol The men compelled Radel to
open his safe from which they took
nearly $4,000. The robbers ESCAPED.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
We Paid 100000

For the American rights to Liquo-
zone, after hundreds of tests had been
made with it. After its power had
been demonstrated, again and again,
in the most difficult germ diseases
Then we spent in two years, more
than ten times that sum to let others
test it at our expense. The result is
that millions of people. scattered
everywhere, have shared in the bene-
fits Of this invention
We make the same offer to you. We
ask YOU to prove, at our cost. how
much this product means to you. Let
Liquozone itself show how wrong 1t is
to suffer from a trouble that It cures.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
Germ Diseases.

Most of our sickness has, in late
years, been traced to germ attacks.
The list of known germ diseases now
numbers about one hundred.
Some germs-as in skin troubles
directly attack the tissues. Some create
toxins, causing such troubles as Rheu-
matism, Blood Poison, Kidney Disease
and nerve weakness. Some destroy
vital organs. as in Consumption. Some
like the germs of Catarrh-create in
f1ammation; some cause indigestion.
Directly or indirectly nearly every ser
ious aument is a germ result. Such
diseases call for LiquozOne-uo drugs,
which can't kill germs.
Every germ attack, no matter what
its symptoms. calls for a germicide
The mildness of Liquozone makes some
But in that mildness lies the power
that germ diseases need. And diseases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

Berlin, Feb. 26.-Ambassador Tower
today delivered President Roosevelts
message congratulating the German
emperor and empress on their silver
wedding anniversary. The emperor in
expressing his thanks mentioned the
wedding of Alice Roosevelt to Mr..
Tongworth and the marriage of the
Duchess Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg
to Prince Frederick, which takes
place tomorrow, and said he hoped
these young people would be as happy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

The virtues of Ldquozone are de-
rived solely from gases by process
requiring large apparatus. and from s
20 "a days. time. No alcohol no mar
cotlcs are in it, Chemists of the high
est class direct the making. The result
IS 70 obtain from these harmless gases
powerful tonic-germicide
The great value of Liquozone lies in
tne 1act that it is deadly to germs, yet
harmless to you. Germs are Of vege-
taDle origin; and this gas-nade prod
uct, when absorbed by them. stops
their activities. We publish an offer
OF $1,000 for disease germ that it
cannot kill. But to the body Liuuo-
zone IS eNhilarating, vitalizing, purify
ing 1t is helpful i'm the extreme.
That is its main distinction. Com
mon germicides are poisons when
taken internally That is why medi-
cine proves so nearly helpless in a
germ disease. Liquozone Is a tonic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
HadIey CO Id Oklahon,n.

Kansas city, No, Feb. 2s.-Herbert
S. Had1ey, attorney general Of Mis-
souri,. and Rush c. Lake, assistant at
torney general, left here today for
Oklahoma City. to take deposftions for
use in the proceedings to Gust fha
Standard OIL and allied companies
from this state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
General wood Goes to Nfindanao

Manila, Feb 26.-Major General
Leonard Wood has sailed for the island
of Mindanao on a two weeks tour of
inspection. The FNtpinos are anxious to
organize a vOlunteer regiment to assist
America in China.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

TONIGHT AT. THE THEATERs.
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Novelty-Ferry in Fairyland.
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Star-Burlesque
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Soc BottIe Free.

If you need Liquozone, and have
never tried it. please send US this cou-
and will pay the druggist ourselves for
it. This is our free gift, made to con-
vince you; to let the product itself
show you what it can do. In justice to
yourself, please accept it today for 1t
places you under no obligations what
ever.
Liquozone costs soc and 81.
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The state Journal viii sell old papers
at cents bundle for a short time.
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Note that this offer applies to new users
only.
ANY physician or hospital not yet using
test,
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s. I'm Well
Because Of Liquozone," is Tale Told Everywhere

which have resisted medicine for years
often yield at once to it.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
Habla GI Pr0Sid0nt0 Roosevelt.

mos credo propio oporuno reproducir en- las vis-
de la eleccion exratos de cartl medic
de Me- Mark A. II gers, de Arzona diriie al pueblo en- la
question de Estado ell President oseve Es como sgue
Es propo que exprese mi ardiente esperanza ell
pueblo del territoro de Arizona obraudo sabdura
decida ugrsar la Union fernando parte del gran
tado de Arizona N4de paede pdecir 10 taera ell
luturo mi ereenca que 81 Ell pueblo de Arizona
permte escape esta op0runidad teudran
muchfsmos ahos antes la oportundad
te otra entonces 10 ma probable que esta
10 ofrzca los mismos termiuoa que ahora ofecenes
decr bao la condicion de unidos Nuevo Mexico
ST ell pueblo de Arizona eutra la Union ahora clio
ograrau aqueo que todo Americana que tene respeto
4 niAmo debe aspirar, sabe DEREcHo GoBGER
PRopto ST rehusan 10 Que Sc les ofrecey que mi
opinion Sc les oce los lnicos termiuos propio per-
misiblesse eondenan 81 mismos continuation in
defaida de Ia coudicion de tutelsge.
70 aiento afecto particular haca ell pueblo de los
tro territories que ba 10 ell Acta del Cngreso acabo
de hrmar tenen shora la opoTtundad de ngresar
dos esado3 la Uuion federal Ed estos territories alb ln
sentr aecto respeto verdadero durante los amos
yo mismo Yvf tabaje las grandes llanuras las
Srtas Ro:allosas Fac de tos cuaro territories que 20
levante ell regimen to ell cual tome pae la compa
na de Cuba Certamente Ell que bajo ninguua cir
cuutlucia aconseara al pueblo de esos territories que
herau una cosa que 20 consderara ser contra su benes
tar moral material Yo soy de opinion que 81 estos pue
bios rehusaran rgresar la Union ahora cometeran sim
pemente disparate El pueblo de los Territories de
Oklahoma Indo, tambien creo e pueblo de Nleyo Me
xco, muy sabamente han aban1cn1do aquea aetud que
les impeiirfa asumir los grandes privegos responsible
lidsdes de la peua ciudadapia Am .ricara
M pledo poue bastane enisss para dar expression mi
esperanza de que pueblo de Arizona hacienda
jucio, asunto en la misml luz que 10 yo
Suceramente de usted,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
NuGStTOS ESCOgidOS.
La Sub-dslssaciOn Democratic No
nina una Boleta dc hombres
de Caractsr Intaehsble y Re-
presentativOS de TOdss las
SeccioneS del Condado.

la Voz DEL PUEBLO jamss Sc ha sen.
lido mas ufana orgollosa de una bole.
"a como la que ofrece Ia Democracia
del Oondado de San Miguel, este sno d
10 consideration del pueblo. Lo que ia
mas hSbia suoedido en- la totalidad de
los candidates en- los ansles de nuestra
historic, ocurri6 en- la convention de 10
sub delegsmon que nomino a esta boleta
Ell EMPLEO BUSCO A Los HON.
BRES Y NO LOS HOMBRES AL EN-.
PLE0. Coineidentements la misma CO.
50 ocurri0 sQuf en- ell eseogimiento del
candidate Dem6orata para Delegado
Segun fue aoordado por Ia oohvenoion
del dla is. Ia sub delegacion escogida de
un delegado de csda pTeointo, Sc reunio
en- el cuartel Dem0crauco, Ell dia "a, a
las 2 p M estsndo presentes oAda uno
de los delegates nombra1Cs. asi como
IN ndmero considerable de los pi eointcs
que no hAbiAn tenido representation en-
la primers convention
MIR w. B. Bur kar fu6 escogido conn
presidents, y Geo. Hunker como seors'
tsrio La primera coss con que SO 81
o0nb6 la convention fu6 ON Is falta de
candidates que sspiIaran los destiIos.
Eta ma oondicion muy peculiar olser.
var Ia abnegsoion los honores d. una
convention Democr8tios, principslmeD
to CONSIDERABLE la gran distlndon de
ser candidate de IN partido quese com
pone en- su totslidad de hombre libres y
de osraoter puro DssIues de emplear
un tempo considerable espTando OR
que alguno desesra alfuua eandidstuTa
sin que nedie Sc presentRra, Ia ocnven.
cion tom6 en- msno el asuBto de ursir a
los diferenteA tiIdadsnus para Que SO
IT staran, y fnslmente lcgr6 qus pres
taran 50 contentimiento los osbslleros
siguientee, que fueron nominados por
sclamAcion en- medic del mas vivo er'
tuslasmo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
EL ASUNTO De LEAN 1R0
BACA,
Hay one Rompsr la Puerta de Ia
Carcel.


El s for Misais BacR, reoi 4ntemente
ncmb ado cher # del conda1o do Socr.
tro Tor Il Gobernador HAgermau, n
tu9. tituoion ts Don Lesndro Booa, q
guien fue precise dsstituir per que NAL.
versaba los foudos do la Choiua dc IN
ergo, accba dc tomsr posaeion De %
tmpleo Leaadro B,cs 20 h. bfa eDca-
ptichado con el emplro 90 retistio,
como cato boca Brri5a," entregarlo,
pero SO le hiz) la luchs y 30 10 Cc10.para
fuerA. A Ia hora de la entre "a dc j.
ofcina de la Casa de C0rte 70 hubo q
menor alb lroto, como SO esoeFAbS dada
Ia setitud hos.il cue h bia adoptado
! Don Leandro.
Como q las 8 de Ia tarle se presentt
Don missile UaoR on IA CiiOtnA y, con TO-
da trAnquilidAd, demnudo del diputAdo
Ed s. Stsplston que hi iern Ia entregr
respeotiva este socedio inm mediassmente
eespucs de hsb rio heoho, So sAli6 oor
toda tranQui1d4d para Ia ollie e
uuevo hltif p.di6 las llaves de Ia car
DEL y como 81 10 dijeraque 'as t-uia Don
LeandrO y q1e ests habis sail 10 fuer'
del lngar OF demo que rom piersu las puer
tAs, 10 que 10 hlzo en- sgnida En est,
estabEn ouADpo se p-eaenio Don LaandFS
i Bsca QUITO Rrmar b1la psro fu6 apAet
puado opoTtunamente por ell snrgent
Robert W Lewis, de Ia fUerza dc poll
eia mobtada, que se encontraba Ell So
oorFo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
La Ratification Republican,.

El Martes pasado tuyieron su ratifoa-
cion los RepuhlioAnos de este condado
en- Ia casa de Cortes, con el Gu de AprO-
bar Ia accion de los caoiques. Ia nd-
nero considerable de lOs delegates l.e.
gAron 4 Greer de buena n Que habiAn
venido una convention hbre y Que no
habia gaia enoerradA, pero lee suoedi6
10 que 81 pobre del oOstillar de csrne q
Quien 90 esposs hizo Greer que haSia co
mido oArne. No esta tuern de lugar que
refiramos a nuestros lectores tse CHS
teoito porQue % adapta helmente a la
situaoion republicans de este contado.
Erase un matrimcnio verdaderamen-
b pobre cuya necesidsd era tan apre-
miante que perecian de hambre. All
las cosas, ell mArido sali0 de Ia ohoEa
que lee seTvia de albergue y despues de
haber andado muchos lugAres en- busca
de slgun alimento enoontr0 ON oostillar
do carne Lleno de regocijo yolvlo
donde 10 espersha 81 oOnsorte y le do
para que 10 asArb, el oostillsr de carne 10
que ella SO puso haoer en- ell act0. III
marido Sc sent6 en- Ia resolAna para
sguardar el apetecido bocAdo y como as
taba tan d6bii y oansSdo no tardo en-
quedArse dormid0 Ia esposa onando
hub0 Rsado Ell ccstillAr 10 prob6 Y Ia.
bieudo aguzsdo su apetito sigui6 prob6a
dole, siendo tai tu hambre que al fla se
I 10 acab6 todo Ent1nces 80 vic en- el mas
embarszsnts comrromiEo. lQue cuen.
"a dsfia de su aoCion 81 hel y neoesi
tado mAtidol Dssppes dc pensar OF
breve ratio cogi0 IN pedazo de Ia gra Z
/ 10 puso en- los lahi q del marldo w.,
eipero, El marido, eespues de dormiI
largo ratio despertc, 81 pr mer oens
miento fu6 al eOstlliar de oarI Q, LeYsn
/ tose de dor de estRba fntr0 In Cl q
/ preRuutando su espcsA 81 va es aba
/ asadA Ia came 81 Assdal" 10 respond,
/ Ia esposa apsrentardl torpresa, ''puel
no tela comiste yAl'
lPero que dioes 20 no he condo ma
I da; ID ie ohanceas.
-Pues si has oonilo, yyo no N {
chAnceo; "a te levAntaate de dormir 90
mimos inntos el oosti|lar y lueEo te vol
viste dormir; sino dime, de donde pre-
viens Ia grasa que themes en- los lAbiosF
\ En efecto, nbestro heroe % paFo Il
mano por sobre los lAbios y VIC que OF
I efecto teufa grAsa en- tll0s, Despuee 81
sllio persatiVo &c sento en- la puertv
de su chcsa y empCz6 pioarse los dien
tee, En- esto pasabs uu chusco y lie di
ce lola, valedor, psrsoe que hiss CONT
do csrne," 10 que respondio 81 "as
dicen.
Los oaciques repuaiosnos hioieron X
mismo que la mu!ar del ouent aoi'c
pIimero arrtgisron todas les oandidatu
/ ras oon prometiendo I'm ndmero de su
% t6,ites para que soportaran oil pfogra
ma, y dejando q los demSs que hicleraI
todas las nominRciones que qulsieran !
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
liiucrsro de Los Carros EIstr.cos.
En- eisoto dsEde Il 7 de Mayo

bn tI5Cbo ubtQe FL dc mayo
La comIihia de tTanviss electiicos hs
iDaugurado IN itintrsrio encamiuado
suplir las demandss del pdblico de Lac
Vegas en- toda al extension. Los tran
Was psrten de los puntos ennu merados
Cada ounce minutes se podrs hAllAr un
rrauvia en- el punto cithdo.
La Plaza Crstsh. da Spn'taIi1
6:37 A NJ. G:i5 4. NJ. 6:37 A. N
Estos trsnviM oontinuan oada
q1inca minutes durante t0do
OF dis hasta ls noche, cuaado
81 d timo CAIRO 80 puede 20.
mar on
la Plaza Castah"da SanitNrio
/ i0:37P NJ. l0:0G p. Nj III 07 P M
III trsnyia que voelve del Sanitsri,
llegA sl CastsnedR 4 las 1l:l5y de all
va direotSmente Ia cochera.
Este itinersrio es tan complete CON
prends tsntas horas del dia que isS par
sOnas que deseen slender & renniones
feGtiyidadades en- Ia noohe pueden ests
seguros de tener un trenvia para regrt
sar a sus h5gsfes. Se espera que el I'd
nlico tome venbia dc estos ssfgergr
1ae " hsOep prra s. bspsaOio' II