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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-05

MADRID, May 1.-The government is
blamed for not having the fleets and
forts of Manila in better state of de-
fense. Some scape-goat is being
sought. Riots took place Monday night
and martial law was proclaimed in
Madrid and other cities. There was a
stormy scene in the Cortes yesterday,
one member declaring that Cuban in
dependence was preferable to embark
inc in foreign war without prepare
ton. The Carlists are especially act
i've. A revolution and overthrow of
the dynasty would likely follow anoth-
er serious reverse.
Martial law was proclaimed in Mad
rid at midnight Monday night to pre-
vent any outbreak of the populace who
were deeply agitated by the news of
the Manila defeat. Guards were sta
toned all about the city. Several
small riots were qaelled.
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AWAITING SPANISH FLEET.
No Invasion Of Cuba Until That Has
Reen Placed Hors du Combat.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The author
tiles are waiting for some definite in
formation of the Spanish squadron,
which has left the Cape Verde islands,
before making any movements OF inn
portance in Cnba.
1t is expected that the fleet will soon
appear in these waters, but there is a
possibility that it has gone south in the
hope of picking up the Oregon.
The Oregon and the Marietta are not
fast vessels. making only Is knots an
hour, and they may be overtaken by
the ounboat Temario. which is coming
north on THEN. track
Naval officers have no fear of the re-
suit if the gunboat ovcrtakes them, as
the Oregon could quickly sink her.
Nothing Is given ont as TO the orders
sent the Oregon, and the course she is
following is not known.
She cannot very well escape the
Spanish fleet ifit has sailed to meet her,
and If she should meet it would have
to fight.
The Oregon is one of the finest yes
sells in the navy. She Is heavily ar
mored and carries large guns.
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SPANISH FLEET COMING !
Her Fighting Vessels Have Len Cape
Verde Islands.

The Spanish feet sailed from st.
Vincent, Cape Verde islands, Friday
morning. Four armed cruisers and
three torpedo boat destroyers sailed
toward the south. The remaining yes
sells. consisting of three torpedo boats
and two transports, sailed north. 1t is
thought the former squadron is en-
route to Cuba. while the latter, being
less seaworthy, has returned to the
Canaries. The Canaries are owned by
Spain and no intelligence is expected
of the whereabouts of the war ships un-
til they appear at Porto Rico or some
point on our coast, unless they are
sighted by other vessels. The convert
ed cruisers st. Louis, st. Paul, Paris
CYale) and New York (Harvardl are
cruising about on the lookout. They
are fast ships and if they sight the
Spanish fleet can run away from it to
the nearest port and report. A good
deal of anxiety is felt over the where
abouts of this fleet.
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ANOTHER BATTLE SOON.
SIMPSONS BIG SHIPS SAIL TO
MEET THE SPANISH FLEET.
The Latter Supposed to be Nearing Porto Rico
from Cape Verde.--No Definite News of its
Movements.--No Word Yet from Dewey. .--Ma-
Mia is Probably His --News Expected To-day
--Getting Ready to Invade Cuba.
Especial Dispatches to This Paper ]

WASHINGTON May admiral Samp.
son has carried ont his orders. A de
spatch has been received from Key
West saying that his fleet has sailed
and an important engagement is ex.
pected in the near future,
He has with him the armored cruiser
New York, the battleships Iowa and
Indiana, the cruiser Cincinnati and one
or two smaller boats. 1t is supposed
his destination is Porto Rico. there to
await the Spanish fleet The other
vessels have been left to continue the
blockade of Cuba. Sampson may be
Joined by the flying squadron as soon
as the movements of the Spanish fleet
are known.
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Bombardment Of Maianzas.

While the New York, Puritan and
Cincinnati were reconnoitering near
Matanzas harbor last week Wednesday
they were fired on by shore battery.
The vessel Immediately replied, firing
50 rounds, mostly shell. In the mean
time the earthworks had replied with
about 20 shots, none OF which struck
the vessels. Large holes were blown
In the forts and it is thought they were
practically destroyed. Having silenced
them, the ships sailed out of the har-
Dor. The Spanish report says they
were ''repulsed.n
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Anna (:onId,s Oaer.

Following the example OF other
wealthy and patriotic Americans. Miss
Helen Could offered the government
800, 600 in money to assist in war ex-
penditures. The president was obliged
10 decline the gilt as law makes no
provision for the acceptance of such
gifts. He suggested, though, that she
might present a aNessel TO the navy.
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WAR NOTES.
Things seen and Heard on the Ssir-
mish Line.

Things Seen and Heard on the Ssir-
mish Line.
Many Cubans are enlisting at Key
West and elsewhere.
The Panther with 800 marines aboard
arrived at Key West Friday.
Employees of the Wagner Palace Car
Co.who enlist will have their jobs held
for them.
Spanish troops are evacuating the in
terror towns of Cuba, pillaging and
burning as they go.
There is no telegraphic communica-
ton with Cuba from the United States.
The government has taken possession
of the cable offices.
There are suspicious that the explo-
sions of two or three powder mills in
different parts of the country last week
We're caused by Spanish agencies.
A part of Spain's navy is engaged in
watching the Straits OF Gibraltar in the
hope of capturing American vessels
known to be in the Mediterranean.
The raising of $4,000 volunteers
and the expansion of the regular army
to $1,000, provided in the Hull bill, will
give the country an army OF $4,000
men.
The Paris arrived at New York Fri
day, not having seen Spanish ship
on the voyage. She was converted at
once into cruiser with light arma-
ment.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee says that the Gu
ban climate viii not, in his opinion.
prove especially disastrous to United
States soldiers if they remain under
cover at night and protect themselves
from the dews.
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sunk Spanish Gnnhoats.

The Marblehead arrived at Key West
Tuesday with the Argonauta, the Nash
yille's prize. While the Nashville was
away trying to capture mail steamer
two Spanish gunboats came out and at
tackled the Hornet. The Hornet re-
turned fire, the Marblehead coming in
10 the action soon after After firing q
broadside the Spanish turned about.
Capt. McCalla thinks he sank one OF
the Spaniards and probably both. The
firing occurred off Cienfuegos.
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Keport MAY Come Today.

NEw YORK, May 4, 1880 p. MA
Washington despatch says that he
navy department has larger force in
that city tonight than ever before. The
cipher experts are allon hand. Experts
say that if Dewey sent his despatch
boat from Manila Immediately after
the battle with good weather and good
luck it ought to reach the Hong Kong
cable station tonight at a. m. Ii
Dewey cables for coal and ammuni-
ton they will be hurried from San
Francisco tonight.
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New Major Generals.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The presi-
dent sent to the Senate the following
nominations To be major general,
Brigadier Joseph c. Breckenridge; in
spector general, U. > A" Brigadler
General ElweIl 5. Otis; Brigadier Cen
erals. John J. Coppinger,l VIM. X.
Shaffer. VIM. McGraham, James +.
Made. Henry c. Merriam, James II.
Wilson. Fitz-Hugh Lee, W. }. Sewall,
Joseph Wheeler.
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Cubans Enlisting.

TAMPA, May 4, 10 p. ma party OF
40 young Cubans recruited in New
York arrived today and went into
camp at the Cuban rendezvous, West
Tampa. They will be followed to-
morrow by $50 more enlisted at the
Junta headquarters, New York. They
wiz be armed by the government.
There is a steady stream of applica-
tions for enlistment at the Cuban re-
crtliting offices here. There will be
500 Cubans under military instruc-
tionin a few days.
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WASHINGTON, May 4, l0:l0 p. m.-
Still no news from Dewey. The cable
at Manila over which the last despatch
came Monday noon, stating that Dewey
had demanded the surrender Of the
city, had been refused and had begun
bombarding it, has since been silent.
The cable is either cut or the Manila
connections destroyed, probably by the
Spanish before their probable surrend-
er of the city. Dewey must send a boat
to Hong Kong, 600 miles, before he
can report.
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Cnban blockade IneaectuaI.

KEY WEST, May 1, 1910 p. MT is
declared here by naval officers that the
blockade of Cuba has proved practi-
cal failure. A number Of slnallIcra
have succeeded in entering the ports.
The Italian cruiser Giovanai Bausan
entered Havana harbor and the steam
er Montserrat got into cienfilegos har-
Dor without being seen The with
,lrawaI Of most of the fleet win make
the blockade still less effective.
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spaniards sulI PIucky.

MADRID, May 4.-The queen and
ministry are more determined than
ever since the Manila defeat to fight to
the bitter end The queen has so noti-
fled the pope and asked for his blessing
on the Spanish arms. Spain will stake
her fortune on one grand stroke to be
made by her whole available navy,
which will De sent westward at once.
The populace is satisfied with Spanish
heroism ct Manila and by no means
frightened.
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Affirmed ana Denied.

New YORK, May 4, 10 p. m.-Early
this evening it was reported that the
president had received Dewey's report
this afternoon, brought to- Hong Kong
by the despatch boat McCulloch and
there cabled. The report stated
that Dewey was in full possession OF
the Philippines. Later. the report was
contradicted, an Associated Press de-
spatch stating that the McCulloch had
not arrived at Hong Kong.
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pr;,ish consul in Trouble.

Nrw YORK. May A dispatch
fron, Kingston. Jamaica, reports that
~, ~, ~ attacked the British consul
- , Ssnfiaoo de Cuba. The consul fired
\, INTO ~ the mobl and killed Spaniard-
~, 'r1,e consul was arrestsd and imprison-
81 ! = Three British warships have been
III 10 the nlace.
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NJ. L. Yocum, Cameron, Pa, says, 81
was sufferer for ten years, trying most
all kinds of pile remedies, but without
success. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve was
recommended to me. l used one box. II
has effected permanent cure.n As per-
manent cure for piles DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal. Drew & Leon
ard, Randolph; Leavitt & Reed, Beth
ell; NJ. j. Sargent 4 Son, SO. Royalton
A. z. Hood & Son, Chelsea.
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Inciting MutinY in spain.

LONDON, May 4. l0:30 p. m.-Spe-
cial from Madrid says that Republican
and Carlist emissaries are endeavoring
to incite mutinies in the Spanish garri-
sons in that city. Several agitators
have been apprehended.
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Dewey Day in New York.

New York, May 4.--Thls city Is
celebrating today the great na~al vic
tory gained by Commodore Dewey.
Business is suspended and the streets
are filled with cheering thousands.
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WASHINGTON, May 4, lO:3O p. M
Now that SIMPSONS feet has sailed, it
Is believed that troops have been Sc
eretlv embarked and the fleet has gone
to cover the first landing of American
froops in Cuba
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Ready TO Kill.

TAMPA, May 4, 10 p. m.-Orders
were issued this morning for troops to
carry full quota of ammunition GOO
rounds) when on drill or sentry duty
or when marching. This indicates
movement soon.
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Uncle Sam FiIibusters Himself.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May "A Gu
ban expedition, under thei auspices OF
the United States government, lett Key
West yesterday and is supposed to
have landed on the island last night.
The expedition was sent out to es-
tablish communication with the Cuban
forces in Havana and the provinces.
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To Help Dewey Hold the Fort.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-Two fast
steamers are to leave at once with coal
and supplies for Admiral Dewey.
Troops may also accompany.
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Grave Times Ahead.

MADRID. May4, 10 p. m.-The Car
list newspapers and the impartial and
FL Liberal predict grave events. The
cabinet is disposed to energetically
maintain order. 1t will hasten the
vote ON the financial bills.
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SPANISH E.acuate Bayamo.

Gen. Pando, commander of the Span
ish forces in the field in Cuba, has
abandoned Bayamo,a AN important town
in Santiago de Cuba province. 1t has
been occupied by the insurgents.
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Spanish Fleets to Unlte.

LONDON, May A despatch from
Lisbon says that the Cape Verde fleet
is en- route to the Canaries and has
been sighted sailing leisurely along.
1t will then be joined by the Cadiz fleet
before crossing the Atlantic.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-05

The Vermont troops will rendezvous
at the state permanent camping
grounds near Fort Ethan Allen today.
There they viii be mustered into the
United States army as regulars by Maj.
$. p. Jocelyn. L. $. A. 1t is expected
that they will not be kept long there,
but sent probably to man some Of the
coast defenses. N H.H
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TO Jolo the Rough Riders.

WASHINGTON, May A, 10 p. m.--
There is no news yet of the Spanish
fleet. Tue coastis very carefully guard
ed. Twelve Harvard students have
enlisted in Roosevelt's regiment of
rough riders.
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Promotion for Dewey.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Congress has
congratulated Commodore Dewey on
his great victory. He will be promoted
to an admiralship at once.
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p,,,,.pFIPHIA. May IA Spanish
- 1as captured last night on board
- .s,xiliarv cruiser St Paul. He
ny M irving TO enter the magazine.
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c,up.1TAR. May A British
W, u,,,'',-ah YACHT has arrived here which
ss-ss 49, Obliged to leave Malaga Spain,
= s,a,.,nse - she was mobbed and stoned
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NIcCuIIoch Moi Arrired.

HoNG KoNG, May 4, 8 80 p. m.-The
despatch boat McCulloch from Dewey's
fleet has not vet arrived.
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wearer are here in the most
tempting array. If there is
anything new in neckwear,
we have it.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-17

practicando por orden suys vsros emsarios
enviados al campo rebelde.
Tampoco hs podido averigaar e' general
Blsnco Al os certo el fusilamento de- cabccila
Aranguren.
Un distipgni7o general, jefe DC seccidn del
ministerio, con quirn hoy hemos habado dc
eete doloroso asunto, nos decfa:
Nj crceucia es desgraoia amente la de
que el tcniento coronel Ruiz ha pereoirio q
manos de los insurrectoa; pero no pasa dc scr
una creencis, puea 4 juzgar por las refersn"
ciss ofoiales, len mlsuas razoncs hay para
no Greer en- un fin trlgec.
10 que 81 es cierto es quo ell cu2rpo de
Ineeueros tratabs de orgsnizar suntucsos tu-
uerales por el slma del ie'nen!e coionei Rn1s,
Y & este efeoto unS coInitidn dol ouerpo ha VI
sjt.do al min;stro de Is Guerra; pero el general
Co.rea lie manifestd que ap!a2ers tu d'son has,
ia que el general Blanco confSme II n",Ie'a en-
forma que no daje lngar dufas.
Como copsecuenois de eSta Vls'ta, 81 minis
tro de la Guerra ha vpet" te1grahar Al gene
raj Blsnco intoresaudoe Ia neceoidaH de que Sc
depure 10 ocurrido 81 teniente coronel i'ulzs
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Aduanas do UItraInar

Segan TEL Colreo', de Madrid, ell minis
trio de Ultramsr esta imprimiendo gran aoti
fiad 8 la publication de los datos relatives
recaudaci6n de lss Aduanas de Cubs, Puerto
(ieo y Filipinss.
De clio resuita dice Ell citado yer6iico-
sle las de la isla de Cuba han experimentado
fna bsja de 4s6, AL 9s pesos en- los tres pri-
acros meses del corriente sno economico, im
k2iab.e en- su mayor pa,te la Aduara de Is
apitsl.
Las de Puerto Rico tuvieron ui alzs de-
Il2l.le en- Julio y de 1926 en- Agosto y
r. sron $685. II en- Septiembre; de motlo que
tn 81 trimestre resulta una bsia lfquda de
6. 2z6 80 pesos.
La Ultima reeaudacidn conccida dc Las de
&ipinas alcsn2a al mes de Junio, preeentsndo
aEmento de 2,602'35 pesos
n M~ece placemes Ia direction general de
laeienda del minstero de U.trsmar por sus
lcrzos para poner al corrente la publication
'istos tan intetesartes, que convendrfa Sc
bpletaran con la establishes sdpanera, para
he Sc pudiera spreciar el desarro!lo comercial
Rsstas posesiones.
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Information d|sria per cable
Madrid. Ener0' II.

Sc han generalizado en- toda la
Peninsula fuertes inundaciones. :
Ell senOr Romero Robledo ha
reyresado esta Corte En- breve 50
reuniran en- Asanblea sus partida.
rios para pedir al gobierno que reuna
las Cortes y reanude sus sesiones.
-Parte de la prensa de esta capi.
tai publiCa energicos art1culos con
ira las denasias de ciertos periodi-
COS q. concitan los animos, abusendo
de la llbertad de inprenta
Los se1Ores Silvela, Villaverde,
Pidal y Cos-Gayon han ultinado el
manifesto que dirijen & todas Las
fracciOnes conservadoras. e. -
En- Consejo de Ministro Sc nom.
bro una ponencia conpuesta de los
senores Groizard, y generates Ccrrea
y Bernejo para que propongan Las
que deben introdu.
cirse en- Ia Legislation vigente en- lo5
relative & los delitos de imprenta yae
Ia instruction del Jurado, con objetof
de impedir en- Ia Peninsula toda pro
facciosa. evitando sucesox
q los ocurridoS en- la Haba..
ma recienternente. s.5.ss.
AL miSmo tempo Sc les recornen,
dc el estudio de los medios que cous
dUzcan a evitar Ell abuse qoe Sc hacls
de Ia tnInunidad parlamenteria.
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R E NJ ! TT D 0
De VEGA-ALTA
J U STICIA A GRITOS.

Los que suscriben, iberales autonomistas,
protestan una y lo mil veces, 81 neoesario fuers,
contra los ruines ataques que apareoen en- ell
perlod1co Gel Psfss numero y que tan gra--
taitamente lc dedica algun intel;z, no solamen.
ts al distinguishing boIdadoso amigo, 81
no tamblen al decidido muy apreoisdo GORE.
l'glonsrio nuestro, fsrmaceutico de Vega bajs
don Jose Francisco Mater Gonzalez, quien
por sus vallosos ssrvicios, que tan desinteresa-
damente ha prestado la colectividad que
pertenece ha conquistado = cedemos con gusto
el primer pueeto en- nuestra polftics local.
81 ell articulista no 10 sabe, las frmas
que suscriben esta, 10 garantizan y les consta
que ese cabalero nuDca hs Aaqueado en- las
convicciones que ostent5 y ostenta, que STEM.
pre- ls hcmos visto ooupando dignamente m
puesto, que no cedi6 nadie, aun exponiendo
su persona intereses que no ha dejado de "a.
crlhcar sacrltca con gusto por Ia polftos. I
iRecordad ese amigo en- ell afio 1887!
Nosotros somcs testigos prssenoiales y
basta va.
La opinion reputaci6n polftics del seilor
Mater esta muy por encima de ese infeliz que
no enjusg6 gu boca para tomar e nombre de un
paertorrlquefo digno polftico do vergiisnxa
Heraclio R. Amadeo, Franoisoo r. ANA
Geo, Mariana WontilIa, Gshno Rivera, Fran
clio Vega, Licdo Heraclio L. Amadeo, Teodo.
sio Cardons, Manuel Garcia Marrero, Emilio
Escalera, Armendo Vega Sanchez, Angel ii.
zo', Domingo Adell. Jesus Maria Vega San
chez, Manuel Mahoz S.uri. Francisco Rivera,
Ceoilio Arroyo, Jose Carbonero, Aleio Betan-
court, Msteo Rossdo Passaeio Cortes, Agustin
Masonet, Manuel Vega Madonado, Miguel
FIores Jos6 Reyes, Criaanto Gusman, Zoilo
Gilovean, Alexandra Sslgado, Celestino Rive
ra, Felix Reyes, Francisco Csrri6n, juan Ro.
sado. Jsointo seijo, Primitive Ramirez, Anto-
nio Navarro, Estebsn Msldonado, & Gu rueQo
Emilio Escaera Francisco de Diego, FsbiSu
Otero, Angel Otero, Ramdn +. Sanjarjo. Ma.
Duel L Garcia ruego de Gaillermo Davila,
R. Sanjarjo, Ccferino Nevarez.
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4 los hSbitdnies de la isla de Puerto Rico
~ sSS s"nitu1eSS Los vran4nc cons+or+o,

los haae fs Go. Ia s4.aass s's ss r's'e st.s6s. Rss
sacrificios qne por largos aflos hsr, venido ha-
ciendo para conseguir el excessive cr6dito
decdida protection que este respectable pablico
ha dispensado y continua Cdispensando 4 los
productos de mi abrica dc cigarros Ella Be
lleza, sPajarito.s como eetos habit8ntas los
llaman parece que alguna persona aprove-
chando Ia oportundad de que por poderosas ra.
zones me VI obljgado suprimirles 81 letrero
de sLs Bellesa que al tTasluz del papel tenfa
cada cigsrro, ha propa'stlo que dstos son falsi-
icados, y haberdo liegado q mi no.cia, me
ap7esuro poner en- conocimento del pabico,
sqne son legftimos de mi fabrcs, nadie con
mas autoridad que los mismos fumadorcs, po-
dram garantizar esta verdad. pues siempre en-.
contraran Ia micma clase de material en- dichos
cigarros, que tarto credito han conquistado
donda qniera que han sido conoeidos Apre-
oianos protectores: tened Ia seguriad de que ell
dueno de la fabrics de cigarros sLa BelIeza, 6
ePaj ajarito,, contnuara hacienda SACRIFICES, Pc
70 siempre dsra sus parroquianos un excelen-
te cigarro. .-ANDRES RODRIGUEZ. 80 %