Despot Zelaya and Central American Unification Ambitions
An analysis of Jose Santos Zelaya of Nicaragua, his rise from exile under Barrios of Guatemala, and his aim to unite the five Central American republics under his rule. The piece compares Zelaya to Barrios and Castro, notes his ruthless use of military force and taxation, and describes his reputation as a mischief maker amid regional politics.
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Wicaragua
Thomas R. Dawley
New York Times
Jose Santos Zelaya
Zelaya
Diaz
Mexico
J. Rufino Harrios
Guatemala
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Selaya
Charmaora
J. Rufino Barrios
Terrios
Nicaragua
Barrios
Central America
Republic
Tin Nead
San Salvador
Chalchuapa
Laloor
Costa Rica
Ous
Salvador
Davila
Honduras
Cabrera
Earth
Nero
Rome
Theater Doorkeeper Warns of Germs From Tickets
A St Louis theater doorkeeper explains he uses a web sponge for ticket handling to prevent germs. He cites a physician who showed him under a microscope that each ticket carries many germs that could cause illnesses such as consumption or skin trouble.
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Sehen
Ruth
Cepral America
St. Louis
The Mean Man Wife Quarrel Ends In Judge Remarks
A domestic dispute quoted in dialogue reveals marital tension and a stern response from a judge. The exchange features the wife crossly insisting on independence and the husband claiming satisfaction, prompting judicial commentary.
The Mirror Trap of Malveau and Martine
In a tale from a small town, joiner Malveau woos and marries Martine by building ever finer furniture adorned with mirrors. She worships her reflection until a tragic moment of rage shatters their life. he then declares his eyes the only mirror she shall have. He leaves, locking her to face him.
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Marie
Malveuil
Paris
Malgeuil
Martine
Bnsy
Malveau
Martine Her'ser
T Jainer
Malvenil
Vor
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