The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08

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coinbafajNtI| small space between MeAl'o
ana lAe 'S'"...a5 OF iaI.aIl'" 1-5' as ID were,
me -aI-V Oh / I"i''ls@ " PROMISE OF "'aI'A iH-
c'I'uIapIe 10 me I'''iA OF commerce. ll'ouS-
me euIu'auoh ana oeFeoDheAt OF mary I'll
ouSF FcA ana lertue countries winch are be
llS opened up WIN Woh@eHuI r2plc!ly by the
network OF FaIfoad5 mat are spreading
throughout the i've beautiful republics OF Cen
'i"' america more IMAM I&no Oh promise
20 'he archaeologlsL who has here a vast
field for research wherein to unravel the mys-
terry which surrounds the history of the an
ceht American clNlZation and throw some
hght upon the origin OF the people whose won
der1ul works are evidenced in the ruins OF
prehistoric cities found hidden in dense trOp-
zeal forests, A land Of beautiful realities to
even the ordinary tourist, who finds easily
"cceSsIoIe a wealth OF scenic beauty unsur-
P@SSeu ana peFiecuoh OF climate rarely
equaled.
This is particularly true of Guatemala. the
most northern Of the Central American repub-
hcs ana our nearest ne1ghbor after Mexico.
II Is reached by three days delightful sail
on the Gult OF Mexico and along the coast of
I.. r,oiuuI's' Inc me ne" shIps Of the
iIil'u I.i' company give every luxury and
I t ~ lean U"'el, ana Guatemala, IN
~ 'ei' "e't IUluIe' VIII become the Mecca
" u.s. ." ing " e9Cdpe me cod ana gloom
oa- - s NV IeIe III lle "ofIu
soa,a,,. .[.', ,,-'' 'siI'''''"' ana varied
0Oe"ei' IMAM '"al Wh'ch Ereets the traveller,
p0Lt'iIJ III '"e 'ahe regions OF this lovely
li VI H'e IouF larger Iakes-Peten.
'Ins 1"' 70 me hor'h' 1zabaI near the At
- ~ 1N.''"'''IaIl' on the Guatemala
C C,4l Taitoad not far from Guatemala
tains near tho pootea 1 """' III '"e noun
choice DIFFERING o., ,i,l,,. ,"e'e Is small
perfect cborarteriati - - e[NH III us way Is
1o.+o u us location and eli
1-no, our ,,-,,.o,
clrded N viei, ralo WV '"'IIos we con
~ 49, a.. i-'Ne l|aoai before going up
rest, therefore. we boarded 49,, Ii.t ,'s"l OF
boat which carried rs orr from, 49,, io maui
bay short distance ocr,., ~ -, ''UIoched
tiuue and along tha ehoro ill., '' 81 ANA
palms stirred lazi1v in Tho r,ns" E,ace1uI
to Livingston This +or., '",'eu breeze
situated on 4 bIrY ~ -bo ,, ,u' eSqueIy
Dulce or Sweet ri,,or VI me lto
comfortable rooms and evoarl.u. ~ WIN
lately been oDa1ed fara ol '''I''' las
may be well suent erio,.tra- ~ N'' OF two
scenes in this Quaint lt+lo t, many unusual
E,ro-,, tb ,,.,
loo1, l, I ~ '"' IloteI mo Dulce we
he
enorkIi,,, ,,.a,au. L0oi VI the town, to the
dar+ hash ava eon.. me 0"S' "nere the CARDS
. LraoTfra r'.. W u" III graceful canoes. In
q oaddIo tbe,. 49,. anu WIN only the use OF
crad,h1a ,, 7-',, 1i AL oSS me water with in
$500. me ar is heavy with the
~ or.,,,,oo 1871 anu Saruehlasi the CLEAN
cnmnTat rroa+ - S eDo u"y soIueh balls of the
erine oha,o -, ~ e'e d. every turn and tow
OF the wonderful hreedsr,,,. -, e"uiNs branches
1ake yv.bo1 1,oo
. oo.,,o 49, "0ouO ~ miles inland and
iros+or, a,d po1 e"i"eis ply Det"een Liv-
poIooLt, TO-. III me interior on the
o,,r.oI,9a - ~, uiN not however avail
t,or ho,,,n tn1 "9uai means OF transporta-
rosa, "D "u'ion piaceo al our dis
'oI Inc hrst ten miles we followed the
"iNuiHs course OF the Rio Dulce, the beauty
VI "Hlcn IS only comparable TO that OF the
t"ilaIheu 0asuehay. by some terrible con-
fuieion u nature, the mountains have been