Yet his report resembled that of Charles Wiener, a French explorer, who, about 1875, in the course of his wanderings in the Andes, visited Ollantaytambo.

Would the rumors that had reached us "pan out" as badly as those to which Wiener had listened so eagerly?

The next day down the valley brought us to romantic Ollantaytambo, described in glowing terms by Castelnau, Marcou, Wiener, and Squier many years ago.

One of them, extravagantly referred to by Wiener as a "granite palace, whose appearance [appareil] resembles the more beautiful parts of Ollantaytambo," was only a storehouse.

Before the completion of the river road, about 1895, travelers from Cuzco to the lower Urubamba had a choice of two routes, one by way of the pass of Panticalla, followed by Captain Garcia in 1571, by General Miller in 1835, Castelnau in 1842, and Wiener in 1875; and one by way of the pass between Mts.

It was not known to Raimondi or Paz Soldan, but is indicated on Wiener's map, although he does not appear to have visited it.

These were the very places Charles Wiener heard of at Ollantaytambo in 1875 and had been unable to reach.

Passing through Quillabamba and up a slight hill beyond it, we came to the long colonnades of the celebrated sugar estate of Santa Ana founded by the Jesuits, where all explorers who have passed this way since the days of Charles Wiener have been entertained.

Yet some one must have visited Machu Picchu long before that; because in 1875, as has been said, the French explorer Charles Wiener heard in Ollantaytambo of there being ruins at "Huaina-Picchu or Matcho-Picchu."

Unless one accepts the theories of its identity with "Tampu-tocco" and "Vilcabamba Viejo," there is no clear reference to Machu Picchu until 1875, when Charles Wiener heard about it.

So they lit their fire and solemnly broiled a wiener which the little old lady devoured eagerly, and passed on, likewise giving them her blessing.

he lumbered ferociously for Betty with the cardboard wiener-wurst or the photograph of the bearded lady or whatever the favour chanced to be.

Wiener Barockmusik.

By Philip Paul Wiener.

Philip Paul Wiener (A); 2May77; R660959.

WIENER DE CROISSET, CHARLES.

WIENER, FREDERICK BERNAYS. Practical manual of martial law.

Frederick Bernays Wiener (A); 8Jan68; R426448.

By Philip Paul Wiener.

Philip Paul Wiener (A); 2May77; R660959.

WIENER BRATENVIENNA ROAST Take a shoulder, have the bone taken out and then pound the meat well with a mallet.

Make enough potato pancakes to serve one or two to each person with "Wiener Braten." TO BROIL STEAK BY GAS Wipe steak with a damp cloth.

WIENER KARTOFFEL KLOESSE Boil eight potatoes.

[Footnote 14: From Spaziergaenge eines Wiener Poeten.

Wiener, in his interesting work, Perou et Bolivie, studies the Peruvian system of writing.