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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
Five Wives. for Haynes.

Mobile, Ala. john R Haynes, {
cotton mill worker, was arrested a
the Mobile Cotton Mills on warran
from Atlanta charging him with biga
my and being fugitive from justice
The man was found working in thu
mill with his wife beside him. Hi
wife was formerly Miss Maud Moore
Of Atlanta, where she states, they
were married in December last. Th'
mother of the present Mrs. Hayne,
charges that he has been married fv,
times, and that he has wives living a
Honey Port, S. c.; Anderson, 8. G..
Gainesville, Ca, and two wives in At
lanta.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
GROWTH OF THE TELEPHONE.
IT'S MaveiousIy RapN Development,
Since 1875.

The telephone made It's debut at the
Centennial, and tw6 years passed be-
fore capital would take any notice of
the toy u at English scientists pro
claimed "a = Atvel" And now in less
than the lifel me Of a generation, cap
ital has poured more than $1,000, Oe0,-
coo into thC promotion and 'construc-
ton of telephone service.
Yet, 1.-THE pioneers who blazed the
pathway for telephone exchange de-
velopment had comprehended all the
trialsF and the losses. the bitter com
petition and the costly litigation that
would have to be endured, It is doubt
fulfil any would have had the courage
to- imperil business reputation in so
hazardous an undertaking Far more
swift was the progress of telephony
than was ever recorded in any other
industry and none ever had to face
such peculiar, everchanging, everex-
banding demands. One set Of tefe-
phone equipment would scarcely be in
stalled before it would have to be dis
placed by improved apparatus, if the
field was to be held, or an unexpected
marvellous growth In the number of
subscribers would compel complete re-
building of lines and the installation
of new apparatus. Storms of wind
and sleet came, wrecking miles of pole
line; lightning frequently burned out
every coil in the plant; the newly-in-
vented electric lights came rendering
the service useless after nightfall un-
til the circuits were rearranged; the
trolley made metallic circuits tech
nically determined necessity. all in
the brief span Of eight years.
So the glory Of the marvellous
achievement Of the vast /trans-contin-
entail telephone system that is now
winning the plaudits OF mankind the
world over, lies not IN the fact that
its foundation was laid by men who
were skilled in the knowledge Of an
established art, or who wished re-
sources. For in the beginning, tele-
phone and handcraft were yet unborn,
and Of BELLS curious toy successful
fnanciers would have none. The
crown was won against the combined
forces of lack Of knowledge. of the
destructive power Of the elements OF
human gullibility and human greed
This transcontinental system is the
realization Of the implicit faith Of the
pioneers In the ultimate materfaliza-
ton of the carefully thought-out plans
Of the inventor and his tireless part
ners. plans so broad In their coppre-
hensive scope as 60 paFtake Of the nat
ure Of prophetic vfeion that one sys-
tenn Of electricspeakfng telephones
would cover the continent, and that
telephone service would modify or re-
volutioni0e prevailing methods In In
dustry and commerce and prove an es-
sential factor in business and social
affairs. New York Commercial.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10

ter WlnonA invading Louisiana va,
tiers and assisting Mississippi patrol
boats Ia their encroachment on Louisi-
ana rights. Ny position is that I'M
der the law, in assisting the heolsh
officers Of Mississippi to enforce the
quarantine, the Winona must confine
herself to informing vessels from Lou
lsiana that they can not land at Mis-
s1ssippi ports, and seeing TO It tina.
those SO intending to land either re-
turned to New Orleans or else sub
mitted to detention In quarantine al
Ship Island. This and nothing more.
IN. C. BLANCHARD.n
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
Mr.. Fairbanks is Sick.

Detroit. "A Tribune special from
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, says Vice
President Fairbanks was seized with
an acute attack Of indigestion at the
reception and had to be assisted from
the stand IN the park. He walked to
the Iroquois Hotel and repaired to his
room immediately To all callers he
sent word that he would be unable to
see anyone until morning.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
fifteen Suspicious Cases.

Philadelphia. The British ship
Bafnton, from Port de PAX, Hayti
for Chester, Pa, has arrived at the
Delaware Breakwater, ninety miles
below this city, with fifteen Of he1
crew sick with what is pronounced
malafial fever. The vessel will be held
at the nreakwater until it is definitely
decided whether the sick men are real.
" suffering with malaria.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
NEW ORLEANS UNTIES
HER PURSE STRINGS.
Uncle Sans Expert ksdicos Will be on Hand--.Fcw
New Cases---Situation is Growing Some
what Brighter

give my opinion to the president.
Attention should be called to the
fact that the government is now main
tanning camps in the interest Of New
Orleans and expense must be met fol
interstate measures. Rush answer
| (Signed) "WYMAN."
New Orleans, August The follow.
proclamation was deliver to the citi.
zens Of New Orleans:
I'VE respectfully ask your earnest
! attention to the telegram from Sur.
geon General Wyman Of the United
States public health and marine hos.
pital service, in which are stated the
: conditions under which the service
Will assume control of the fever sit.
uation here. As immediate action was
imperative, Mayor Behrman agreed al
once to these conditions, and in your
behalf we gave the pledge that We
would contribute the funds which
might be required in the prosecution
OF the fight. The undersigned com.
mittee has now in hand about $1,000
A very much larger sum than this will
be needed and we should be able jr
few days to place al the command
OF the federal authorities, at least
$25O,0OO. The state and city can be
counted on to do their duty, but the
individual citizen must do his. The
people of New Orleans in times 81
emergency have never faltered, Oh
failed, and we appeal to you to en-
dorse and redeem the pledge made bJ
us in your behalf. Not one dollar Of
the funds contributed will be speai
except under the direction Of the
United States public health and ma
rine hospital service.
(Signed)
"CHAS. JANVIER, Chairman,
"GUS LEHMAN, SR.,
"WILLIAM ADLER,
CIV. G. TEBAULT,
Finance Committee.
Contributions will be received by
Chas. Janvier, chairman at the Canal
Bank and Trust Co.
At the various church services to-
day prayers were offered for the sick
and dying and the divine blessings
upon the means in use and methods
to be tried. Large sums of money
were also pledged by persons and con-
gregations..
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
Anxious for Peace.

Turin, Italy.-Count LAMA U Bus
ca, the Italian ambassador to Ger
many, who has just arrived here from
Berlin, says that there IS no truth in
the report that Emperor William is
endeavoring to secure for the Baltic
sea the status Of closed sea- The En-
peror, he saws, is anxious for peace.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
Soldiers Ready.

Pine Bluff, Ark.-Capt. William
Pinney Of the Jefferson Fencibles
Arkansas State guard, Pine Bluff, is
holding in readiness twenty men to
be called into action to guard the
southern State line from the Louis
lana refugees.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
Likely TO BE Thwarted.

Mrs. Gage So your husband insists
on moving so tmiles from town!
Economy, suppose?
Mrs. F1ye-Tes, but.>won't l take It
but Of him on travelling costumesi-
Chicago New
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
Strike Order Obeyed.

Helena, Mont. Dispatches from
Montana points indicate that the
strike order was generally obeyed by
the teleghraphers on the Northern Pa
cific and Great Northern. In this city,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
SCIENCE NOTES.

The moon Is usually supposed u
sOaidifaed from the centre to the peri.
phery, but lunar photographs have
convinced two leading French astyou-
omers that the suTfac0 hardened flrs4
This view mobiles VARIOUS theories
The picture telegraph c6 Dr.. Korn
u the University Of Munich has been
30 perfected that IN ten to twenty
minutes . photograph TIT inches in
Size can be sent through q resistance
corresponding to one thousand miles.
Tho flavor Ct henS' eggs b declared
BY an English medical man to be very
materially affected by food. When Rena
act as scavengers their eggs are made
unfit to eat. but diet Of sunfiower
seeds produces remarkably fine and
sweet eggs
Analyses Of $50 samples Of coal from
forty-four French, Belgian. German
and British mines have shoxn M. Sal
lard that a good coal should contain
about two percent Of volatile matter
and not move than six to eight per-
cent Of ash.
The coating on the scales Of fish has
has been studied by q recent investi-
gator. He attributes the fish's agility
OF movement and sustained lifc in wat
er to this substance, and has at last
produced composition Identical with
1t. This artificial coating is claimed
to be moisture proof and q preserva-
tive, and when applied to ships bot
TOMS 1t keeps them free from bar
naclea, thus tending TO give increased
speed
An outbreak Of '12 cases Of small.
pox at Newcastle. England. last year
has mystified the doctors. No ordi-
nary source Of infection could be dis
covered, but it has been found that on
the days when eleven Of the patients
probably contracted the disease the
wind was blowing from one or the 9TH
er OF two smallpox hospitals-one
about mile away. the other about
two miles. 1t is pointed out that flies,
pest Of hospitals, may be carried
long distances by the wind
Professor ]. J. Thompson has de-
l1vered his concluding lecture at the
Royal Institution on the electrical
properties of radioactive substances.
Though radium, be said, was 80 expen-
sive, 1t seemed enc cs the mos. COM
mon elements. Cambridge tak, water
and the soil Of the ground Contained
large quantities, and he hadI found it
in wheaton flour. How it ygot there
he did not know. By. a specimen of
Hour was radioactive. and no doubt
It would produce radioactive bread.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
German Ships in Sweden.

Stockholm.-A German squadron
consisting of eleven battleships, eight
cruisers and eleven torpedo boats ar
rived here.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10

Systematic exercise Is required for
physical development and personal
beauty, and most women have begun
to realize this.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10

Helena, The local MILITARY COM
pany, Company ], IS now on duty
here acting as quarantine guards.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
The Revival Of
Asiatic Prestige
y 4 y 4 y

+ is more than tweDty-three
hundred years since Her.
odotus expounded to the as
sembled Greeks his cele-
brated theory that the car
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10
MARTIN BEHRMAN.'
Mayor
"CHARLES JANVIER,
"GUS LEHMAN, SR., y
"WILLIAM ADLER.
"W. G.. TEBAULT.
"Citizens Committee.

"Citizens Committed
This telegram was sent to President
Roosevelt, at Oyster Bay:
"The President, Oyster Bay, n.
WE heartily thank you for your
prompt and generous action, which,
though expected, We none the less find
most gratifying. We pledge ourselves
to do our share, and have wired Sur
geon General Wynan that we would
secure and furnish all the funds the
service may require.
(Signed0
MARTIN BEHRMAN,
Mayor, and the above committee
The action yesterday was to follow
out Che suggestion, and give the in
formation asked by Surgeon General
Wyman, IN the following telegram, re-
ceived by Surgeon White yesterday
morning:
" Surgeon White:
"In your telegram Of August 4th
you SIdU0 UIldt Lie ClGlZtuS nave THIStu
a large fund and promise to raise
more, though amount is not definitely
settled.
cit is very important that this mat
ter should be settled before definite
action can be taken. Your estimates,
in second telegram Of August 4th,
makes total expenses for eradication
at $1,000 to $4,000 per day. You
do not state whether this amount is
expected Of the service. Bureau es-
innate FOR forty officers, mentioned by
you as being required, would be about
$500 per day. The epidemic fund will
not stand or permit Of $500 to ST.
600 per day. Phis is absolute. Blu
reau would be willing to give you al
the medical officers necessary, but the
labor and the materials should be fur
nished by the city as has been done
before.
"Wire promptly whether this ar
rangement can be effected that may
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10

Now OTieanS, La, August b.
Deaths today, 8; new cases, %; new
foci, 2. Totals: Deaths, los; cases
533; foci, 06. Total under treatment,
239.
Tonight the citizens advisory and
financial committee issued q call foq
$780, 900. This was in accordance
with telegram sent Surgeon General
Wyman. The city is bound to do all
possible and everything that reason
ably can be expected. $4,000 is IN
the hands Of the committee, and by
room Monday 1t will swell TO $3.50, 900,
and this before general cali is issued.
Orders are expected late tonight from
Washington that will place the situa-
ton IN the hands Of General Wyman,
VINO will have on hand forty Of the
best men available. Every move will
be m accordance with the most pro-
nounced scientific knowledge and a
great war OF confidence has already
with tidal effect swept the city.
New Orleans, August 6.-The Joint
committee on finance and citizens ad-
visory together with state and city
boards Of health are waiting hourly
expecting the Washington special an
nouncing the fact that President
Roosevelt has arranged to have the
medical officers speedily conveyed to
this city. Arrangements are tonight
perfected for headquarters and as
slstants, materials and labor.
New Orleans, August 6.-President
Roosevelt and Surgeon General wy
man have both been wired by the Cit
liens of Committee of New Orleans,
that all the funds that the service may
require outside its own stated expen-
ditures will be supplied by the peo-
pie of the city. This action was TAX
en- yesterday afternoon, at a special
meeting OF the finance committee, held
in the st. Charles Hotel. It followed
the news received from Surgeon
White, that Surgeon General Wyman
had asked for definite statement Of
the financial intentions Of the peo-
pie here, and had given a definite
statement himself Of what the Ma
rlne Hospital Service could do with
the funds at its disposal. This tele-
gram was sent to Surgeon General
Wyman, Washington, D. c.: "The
citizens of New Orleans pledged them
selves to secure and furnish all the
funds necessary to pay he expenses
which your service may incur for la
Dor and materials in dealing with the
situation here, this in accordance with
DR.. Whites telegram to you.''
(Signed)
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-10

Analyses Of $50 samples Of coal from
forty-four French, Belgian, Germal
and British mines have shovn M. Sal
lard that q good coal should contain
about two percent Of volatile matte
and not move than six to eight per
cent Of ash.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
De Juana DiaZ
UNA LOCA

Existe en- este pueblo una alienada
llamada lsidora cuyo apellido ignora
mos, pero que por mote le dicen cha
LEGO.
Dicha mujer no esta completamente
loca. y creemos que 81 fuese sometida a
el tratamento de un buen alienista CO
mo 10 es el director de Benihcencia en-
breye tempo podria ser eurada.
Con clio Sc haria TN gran favor 4
la infeliz Isidora mayor a1n 4 los
vecinos de esta Villa que Sc ven mo-
lestados diariamente por La Chaleco"
que los aturde con sus gIitos desafora
dos. y muchas veces con palabras po-
co dscorosas que no deben Dir las Sc
nOritas y sehoras.
Llamamos la atencion 4 quien CO.
rresponda para que la infelz mujer
Sc le prop4rcione una plaza en- Bene
fcencia; y tambi6n Ia policia para
que impiCa que durante el tempo que
lsidora more lin entire noSotrOs, los
.muchachos la moiesten. haci endols
impacientarse con los resultados CON
Siguientes.
Por ella y por los vecinos de esta
villa, dc ben hacerlo.
Esperando que nucstra queja y s1
plica sera tomada en- cuenta, os damos
las gracias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14

n,fria para sraponer r. acsnotis.
no , .alaFas \ Ia sefNtdgnh c
a sra dos dr iatgo ios quc au
Aatc Ia Nucaa nA. l.fef q at
ella raI suiNua y dN fWe iniNia
aoTcs pof inscnsaios \ cfucics
Saeanan ae ~ oeio ; lu> inr<fu
nfxntos sic lwTtufa fcTnhlafaan
49, IA paUc de narxc que ia
mncrie Non sef tan lsgefa cn
va l@flos. nunca dele Aa>los
- pcnsadofrk tcndfaan que
c .hag IA lave 4 sas .tscllE1ls Ice
tfahaladores cue. pozet mwda.
zas4A 81 hambre y pun4sles . -
resigha. ion. las espeTafzas de
hberlades v progreso cue deie.
neT 81 visle A la realidad Euro
"a inclina ante los vencedores
que Suirir sin proleSia el enoas.
tillamlento de la barbarle en-
plena civilization. Todo en-
mudeoeria ante Ia yoluntad oel
autocrsta V la dinamiia seria la
unica voz redentora que sc alza
&c en- el imperio russo.
Ahora. no. La derrota de la
Russia Official es el triunfo de Ia
Russia humana. Los uniformes
testoneados de pieles v borda-
dos de ORC. las armas relucientes
los barcos podrldos de canones.
la vrstosa quiIfcalleria con que
Ell despotismo Sc afanaba para
cifrar en- ella su razon dc eXlstir,
pierde su prestigio.
"Si nj aun para matar bien Y
veneer bien servis: "a titulo de
que tra.ais de imponeros y de
esclaviZarnos?, gritara el pueblo
russo. Perdida vuestra barbara
sangrienta aureola. ique dere-
cho os asste para seguir vivien
dol Morid. Enterrad 10 que ha
dejado vivo de vosotras ell pc
leador japones erterrad con vo.
sOtros la Russia de la fuerza y
de la matanza de la conquista u
de la servid dumbre. y ceded Ell
paso & otra Russia, a ia nuestra
a la Russia que quiere icorporar-
sc a la humanidad.1.
Realmente, la derrota del czar
eSefTtrlunfo de Russia. Mas que
losyaponeses deben celebraI31os
rusos el .rendimiento de Port
Arthur.
Port Arthur rendido es para
los japoneseS una victoria mill
tar; para el pueblo russo, una vic
tOria humana.
Joaquin Diesnfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
BibliOteCa economical


Agusti O. Menendez)-La obra de Dios
Alexis ru Bonafouxy Baco bahezEmilio Zola u
Las chicas del amigo Lef6vre.
Ahsro (Ibo)-AaditaS las
MalditOS los hombreS.
MaldltaS las suePraS
Atairano (gnAcao Clemencia e NAL por el bien
Arroy, C. PAez)-Cuentos { hstorlas
Allies (Juan)-A kseril
Amicis (EimunGo )-EIoras de recreO.
o. Annunzo (Gabrieltl fue9o \2 .omos)
III placer & tomos)
Las vrgeres &c las
II nOCente.
Bazac (onorato de)-Fl cnra de Aldea :.
EBsllesteros (IuisI6pezl J unto las maQuiras
Barley d'Aurevil O)-Las Diaboicas. e tomos)
Byornson( B) Ell Rey. Nv
Bueno (M)-A de terra :
Buchner (Iuis)-fuerza Materia :
Buguete (Rcardo) )La guerra! Cuba fiaro tengo)
La guerra! Frlipinas Memorias dc un herdo>
Balaguer Victor LAS de MonSerrat.
Couver Aeo-La espOsa del mueTto
La hermOsa La
Calcagno (F)-Hstoria de un muerto
Collins (Wlkie)-Los bohemios de Londres.
Conscience (E)--El posadero de Aldea.
COST canddo) Lasso de la VeGaEl dltimo Jesuita.
Camp (Maximo du )-Memorias de suicida.
Cortal Manuel deli i1l desasre! los espanoes Cuba!
chebules Victor r)-Negros Kojos
Conway (EIugo)-Herdo por rayo.
Das sOmbrioS.
Mistero!
La ha de las estrellas.
Los bohemios de LOndres
Un peCadO capital
Herdo por rayO.
Un CuentO de tamla
Confusion
La rola.
Dlderot-La Mona.
Droz (Gusavo)-Papa mama el nno
Dupsao (Aejandro Eel crmen de artista
Los BOTgIaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
IL irignfo H. Russia

vur Nlhfcu saenN IS laf &. he
folNniN sutfls Nk ts $500.
10 ias halio >lars>ei lgualA a
4os mat0rOn araNs m siafCs
peso ml alma eaaea4a cu osfas
s9nksmaUateA 8 aHsA iaa aaesaa
otros sdealcS. ~ Hncie ~ sapes
csifegneccrse con las bfavuras
Is az SoldAao
a. cmpcfadof lapnnc> ieliSita
~ defcnsof &c lufi Arthur al
Car le llamasa ga hi3o prcaslec-
to. IL pondfs una cruz mas -
brc cl unliOfmc. mientlas e.
Santo Sinodo le pone ira ben
dicion mas sobre Ia cabeza. ' el
guerrero Siavo Saldra por .as 10
tas delensas al irente dc sus
tropas con iodos los honoreS mi
litares. atambor hat'vnte.
I'll nombTe dc StuesSel paSara
a la historic. Stoessel volveTa
a Russia para gozar los triunfos
materIales Y morales a que l.
hace acreedor su heroismo. Los
soldados que peleaTon como el
V fueronmas heroes que ell: por
que fueron heroes sin esperan-
zas de recompensas, esos sc po-
driran de incognito balo los es-
mbros de la rendida fortaleza,
abonaran con sus restos en- des
composition los campos mand-
churianos. o volveran a Russia,
los inutiles a mendigar, los sa-
nos a cavar la terra v a pagar
las contrlbuCiones.
Para esos soldados detensores
de Port Arthur no habra mas
cruces efectivas que la amarga
cruz de su vivir, III mas bendl-
cion que la de sus padres, nj
mas historic que la referida en-
voz baja por cuatro viejos junto
hogares escasos de alimentO y
de lena. FL Gar les llamara
hiios cuando desfilen por delan-
te de el. y les tratara como sier
vos cuando Sc desperdiguen por
la estepa.
Cuando pienso en- este sc me
llenaIlIos 01Jos de lagrimas;;y 81
no encuentrO en- mi alma palpl-
taciones de entusias mo para el
barbara herolsmo de Stoessel
las halo de ternura Y de com
passion para los infellces solda-
dos que lie ayudaron a hacerse
heroe.
For 10 demas, la rendicion de
Port-Arthur ne ha Causado pro-
funda algeria. No ciertamente
Dor ell triunfo de Mut-su Hlto
y de su Japon Official. .Eso que?
En- tai sentido slgnifCan 10 pro
pio a mis- ojos el Gar que ell Mi
kado
Mi algeria es porque la caida
de Port Arthur prologa ell prln
cipio de otra caida: La caida de
Ia Rusia Official; de la Russia que
representa- para la civilization
una amenaza. Y para la huma-
nidad una deshonra.
ST Port Arthur no hublese
caido; ST la escuadra rusa no sc
hubiese deshecho a golpe de ca
non lapones, 81 Kuropatkin no
hubiese ido de retlrada en- retl-
rada derrota en- deIrota, 81 to
dos esos batallones y barcos, 81
todos esos jetes con unltormes
festoneados de pleles y borda-
dos de orc hub eaen impueSto al
Tap0n. pOr deCretos de la vlcto-
ria. las. voluntades del autocra
ia russo. Ique huUiera hecho el
aut0crata ruso, Ell pontihce de la
Russia ofclal, con la otra Rusla'
con la Russia humana, que glme
de hambre en- las estepas y ago
MIA de miseria en- los talleres Y
tiembla de espanto en- los gabl-
netes de estudlo2 que hubiera
sido de los ganados de humans
criaturas, que los CapIlchos del
aut0crata llevan de un lado a
otro cuandO balan humildemen-
te la cabeza, V que las terOclda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
HOTEL NJ ARINA

HabienGo cambiadO de dnen0 este acredit8d0
establecimiento han sido in lucidas en- 81
grandes retorna-. qne le ponen la altura de
los meiores de su cios".
En- e se enc ntraron los mas esquisitos pia
tos de las c"cinns faneeSns. americana, in
glesa. criolla asi como exceente servi
cio en- todO 10 que re acIona esta ella
de estsblecimientos.
~ Una vista al Hotel Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Seecd0n reaigfosa

SANTOS DE MANANA
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