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COT MY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Belle Keene, OF Maiden, Mass,
with her three daughters, is spending two
weeks with J. T. Finney and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson, of Philadelphia,
are again at the Cousins cottage after q
half-dozen seasons spent at other summer
resorts.
Mrs. Sara Tweedie, of Cambridge, Mass,
and Mrs. Eunice Coggins, OF Lamoine, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. ROBBIE Nor
wood, ir.
Mrs. Lucy Harmon Stewart, Of Jersey
City, called here by the death of her
father, Lewis Harmon, has remained for
q few weeks to cheer her mother. Her
sister, Mrs. Homer Drawn, is also here.
The sad news of the death by drowning
of Rev. ARENAS J. Haynes, at Harwich,
Mass, came to the people of Southwest
Harbor as personal grief, as in his pastor
ate here at the Methodist church he won
the loving esteem of wide circle of
friends.
The midsummer sale OF the Congrega-
tional sewing circle, which was announced
for August IL, owing to the hall being
engaged for that date, has been arranged
for one week earlier-Aug. 4. The gradu-
ating class of the grammar school will
give for evening entertainment the play,
sour Folks"
Another somewhat sudden death has
saddened Southwest Harbor friends. The
news of the death of Joseph Parker. Of
Boston, came on Friday OF last week.
Although MIR. Parker had rarely visited
his former home here since his going away
some years ago, his genial character will
be kept in memory.
Little Margaret, the eleven-yesr-old
daughter of Mrs. Maud Trask, is critically
i'll with brain trouble, the result Of heat
proetration, and the physicians give but
little hope of her recovery. She has been
in semi unconscious state for week,
though the fever abated several days ago.
The little sufferer has been ill since July
5. A severe attack of grip in May prob
ably weakened her naturally robust con-
stitution.
The community was greatly shocked
and grieved over the sudden death of Mrs.
Henrietta Robinson on the morning OF
July 20, after scarcely more than days
illness Of acute indigestion. Although
nearing the three score-age, Mrs. Robinson
had been strong, active woman, and it
seemed incredible that she should be called
from life SO suddenly. The funeral was
held at the home on Thursday, Rev. Mr..
Haynes speaking comforting words of the
home-loving woman. who was a devoted
wife and mother and a kind and helpful
neighbor, ever ready to lend hand in ILL
ness or sorrow. Deep sympathy is felt for
the husband, Capt. Judson Robinson, for
the only daughter, Mrs. Lucy Somes, the
sons Fred and Ralph, the sister Mrs.
Grace Pease, and two brothers, Augustus
and Clare Clark.
July "a. SPRAY.
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MOUNT DESERT.

T. L. Bridges, OF Boston, is here for his
vacation.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Richardson is employed
at ]. J. Somes'.
H. R. Tyson has returned from short
business trip westward.
Miss Della Goodwin, of Franklin, is
employed at H. G. Somes'.
Miss Hazel Gray, Of Bayside, is en-
ployed ct w. s. Browns.
Mrs. A. G. Sanderson and children, OF
Summit, n. j., arrived Wednesday.
Mrs. Case and son Ralph, of Bridge
water, Mass, spent the weekend with L.
K. Richardson and wife.
Mrs. n. NJ. Branscom was home for Z
few days from Northeast Harbor, but has
returned to remain until September.
July q. REX.
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WOOD-LOTS IN JAPAN.

United States May Learn Lesson
from Them.
In these times Of great drains on the
timber supply caused by the heavy de-
mand for forests products OF all kinds,
America may see in japan an example OF
what can be done in growing wood on
small plots. That country contains twen-
ty-one million wood-lots, about three
fourths OF which belongs to private per-
sons and one fourth to communes.
The average size of the plots is less than
nine-tenths of an acre. They usually &C.
cupy the steepest, toughest, poorest
ground. In this way land is put to use
which would otherwise 20 to waste, and il
nnwooded would lose the soil by the
wash of the dashing rains.
From Japan's wood-lots, the yearly
yield OF lumber is eighty EIGHT feet, board
measure, per acre, and three-fourths Of =
cord Of firewood. In many cases the
yield is much higher. More than half :
billion trees are planted yearly to make mn
what is cut for lumber and fuel. Assess
ment for taxation is low, averaging Tor ~
2a,0oo,Ooo lots less than dollar an acre.
With all the care in cutting, and TIE in
dustry IN repianting, it is by no means
certain that Japan's forests are hold;n,
their own. II the preservation OF the
forests 10 doubtful there, it Is evident th.t
depletion must be alarminrIv rsr;S T.,
other countries which cut nnsnc rinciv
ana plant very little. On the Of her 4. ~
u = encouraging to see what can he DOM
with rough, steep and poor land. Ths
Unisea states has enough Of that kind.
sc,s. ~ . sUucn hi the rich Agricultural
se1s'' 70 sxow billions Of feet Of lumber,
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NORTH CAsTINE.
SPRAY.

Miss Helen NJ. Dunbar is visiting in
Pressure Isle.
Miss Mary Perkins, of Castine, is at Ed
ward Vests.
Frank Hutchins and C. F. Wsrdwell are
ut home for brief visit.
William Dunbar is suffering with abb
scesses on his arms and hand.
Samuel Conner, of Auburn, is the guest
of Mrs. Alma Perkins and family.
Miss Ruth Wescott, of Portland, is Wis
iting her aunt, Miss Josephine Wescott.
Mrs. Minta Hilton, OF Massachusetts,, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Flora Perkins.
James A. whipple and family, Of Win
throp, Mass, are occupying the Dunbar
cottage.
Ward Leach, of Penobscot, has moved
his family into the Homer Hutchins
tenement.
s. l.. Bates and wife arrived Thursday
from Portland for an extended visit with
Mrs: Augusta Leach.
Walter Conner, Of the Salisbury Beach
life saving-station, was the guest of rela-
tives here last week.
Miss Miriam Hatch has returned to
Danariscotta after few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. Phebe Hatch.
Miss Nettie Logan, of Grin, and Miss
Myrtle L. Scott, of Enfield, were visitors
at Mrs. Maurice Perkins last week.
Mrs. John Wilson, OF Portland, and
Mrs. Mary Wescott, are spending week
with their nephew, Capt. NJ. w. Grindle.
Mrs. Miriam WardweIl and daughter
Regina, recent guests at Roland Ward
wells, have returned to their home in
Bangor.
Dana Hall, OF Brockton, Mass, has just
completed a lumber mill at the Coan
brook, situated on land leased of Capt.
J. E. Blodgett.
Miss Mabel Wilson is home from Surry,
where she has been teaching. She will
leave this week for Castine to spend few
weeks at the Acadian hotel.
Mrs. Sarah Emerson, of Bluehill, who is
recovering from a critical surgical opera
tion, came Friday from the Eastern Maine
hospital in Bangor, to spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. Clarence Hutchins.
July "a. L.
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HANCOCK.

John Tracy and wife are. guests at the
Cfsbtree house.
Avon P. Foss and wife, of Needham,
Mass, are visiting friends in town.
Earl MacComber, OF Charleston, visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Morgan and daughter, Miss
Minnie, Of Woodbury., n. j., are guests OF
O. w. Foss and wife.
Mrs. Sewali Salisbury, Of Berkeley, CAL,
arrived Sunday for an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
Deputy John r. Stratton and H. w.
johnson went to franklin Tuesday night
and raised the chiefs Of Synctic tribe.
Mrs. Lieman Stratton, Miss Lula Strait
ton, Mrs. May Neal and children, of Law
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man-a-Iin the Ideal Laxatiye.


will adopt to raise funds to meet the u
pense of the recent forest fires.
Deep sympathy is felt for Arthur Run
mil and wife in the death, on July q, II
their infant son, aged one week.
Mrs. Z. P. Sawyer and little son Nd
colin, OF Southwest Harbor, spent Sunday
at Mrs. c. II. Sawyer's. Charles R. Saw.
yer, mate OF schooner Marcus Edward,
also visited bis mother, Mrs. c. H. Sawy,l
Sunday.
July q. n.
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BAR HARBOR.

The date for the annual water sports ct
the swimming club has been announced
for August II.
The Hancock county medical society has
decided to hold public meeting ct the
rooms Of the Y. M. G. A. some time in
August, when the attention Of the public
viii be directed to q crusade which is
being made over the entire country
against the spread Of tuberculosis.
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advertisements.
Stopped big
Dizziness

Steep Falls. Me, July 9, .s
II have used the true 4. =. md n
for constipation and dizziness -, I'D
ceived much benefit from tas !; srines
almost entirely cured from mS;r.ed N
with which / was greatly ai'ns
fore ] used the Bitters. strout
People who use L. r. K. sitk
Bitters regularly, never suffer ~ $,
nesses that come from a deIs s,. 10
tenn. Stomach. liver and b0 v n.ri.,
blood are kept in condition - .,ad;cin
healthfulness by this useful m ssm.d
They are the standard fanny
At your dealers, Soc -
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GOUlDSBORO.

Marguerite Bartlett is WISHING
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bartlett, IN D''|
gor.
r. g. Young, of Chicago, is In W.
called here by the serious illness u =
mother, Mrs. Eunice Moore.
Mrs. George Beers and son "a'.''' I
Vance boro, are visiting Mrs. Beers oA's'
ter, Mrs. Mabel Campbell.
July "a.
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THE FIRE LOSS

in the United States is over y;SuOr d
annually. The amount PAID ioi ny
1907, =, 200, 600, 900. os,ce pepah1
The receipts OF the Pos s Gold ii ct1
ment, 1905, were {167 80, 'SS' WV
culation t66S, $50, 076. $4,000 80 oct cursd
II will cost you but sloO.Vo ~ ,bs Kssled
of the disease of Inebriety d. ""
Institute in Portland. Maine.
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sEALOovE.

John Clancy has moved his family into
Peter Reeds house.
Mrs. Amanda Webster and family are
home, after an extended visit at Owls
Head.
A special town meeting has been called
for Aug. to see what measures the town
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EAsTBRoOK.

Mrs. Will G. Crimmin, OF Beinsi, ~
with her two children, Richard anu ~ \
also her mother, Mrs. Belle uo0F''n
visiting her brother, G. S. Googin',
July "a.
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used on 1t when it is wet. II the roadway
is full Of holes and badly rutted, the drag
should be used once when the ground is
soft and slushy. This is particularly sp-
plicable before Q cold spell in winter, when
it is possible to SO prepare the surface that
it will freeze smooth.
Not infrequentiy conditions are met
which may be overcome by slight change
in the manner of hitching. Shortening
the chain tends to lift the front slab and
make the cutting slight, while . longer
hitch causes the front slab to sink more
deeply into the earth and act ON the prin-
ciple Of q pillow.
II furrow OF earth is to lie moved, the
doubletree should be attached close to the
ditch end of the drag, and the driver
| should stand with one foot on the extreme
forward end Of the front slab.
Conditions are so varied in different
localities, however, that it is quite i'm
possible to lay down specific rules. Cor
tain sections OF roadway will require
more attention than others, because Of
steep grades, wet weather springs, sol
conditions, exposure to sun and wind
washes, etc. There is one condition. how.
ever, in which special attention should
be given. Clay roads, under persistent
draggings, frequently become too high ir
the center. This may be corrected BY
dragging the earth towards the center o.
the road twice, and away from it once.
There ID NO question O. to the economy
OF this road-making Implement, either IL
first cost or in operation. In six counties
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20
A new TELEPHONE company styled

A new telephone company styled
the La Garita Telephone Co. has
been organized in the southern part
Of the county The company is
capitalized at $1,000 and purposes
constructing line from La Garita
to Center, there to connect with
other lines. 1t would bc an excel
lent thing for the people OF this
part Of the county to take a part IN
this movement and enlarge this
new company sufficiently 10 extend
the line from La Garlta to Sag
uache. Better telephone communi-
cation between our section and the
lower country is badly needed
and the opportunity TO improve the
unsatisfactory conditions should
not be allowed 10 slip by Sag
uache Crescent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20
TAFT AND
SHERMAN

The Ticket Nominated At Chicago Is
\ w. n. TAFT, q Ohio, for President
james S. Sherman, of New York, for
Vice President.
The nomination Of Secretary
Taft on first ballot was greeted
with tumultous and prolonged APP
plause which lasted twenty min
utes with the usual display Of
flags, etc.
James S. Sherman is congress
man from New York and ranks as
a platform orator second to none.
The platform adopted is a
Roosevelt platform which WAS
strongly opposed in some respects
by 1.-The interests.
Following were some OF the
planks of the platform condensed:
Unequivocal endorsement of
President Roosevelt's administra-
ton and policies.
Declared for tariff revision after
March 4, 1909.
Approves new currency law ~
An emergency measure only.
Favors the establishment of a
system of postal savings banks.
Amendment of the antitrust
laws to increase effectiveness and
give the federal government great
er control
Recognizes the needs of wage
workers and pledges the party to
continuance of its policy to Sc
cure still further betterment in
their condition.
upholds authority and integrity
Of the courts and recommends
more accurate definition by stat
ute of procedure under which a
writ of injunction may he issued
by federal courts.
Endorses policy for conserva-
ton Of natural resources and i'm
provement Of waterways.
Advocates encouragement to
American merchant marine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

DIED Wednesday June 18th,
at In Garita. John Clark aged n
years. Funeral. services were held
in Monte Vista Thursday after
noon and the body was shipped to
Newton. Indiana. the former home
Of the deceased. accompanied by
his widow and sister. Mr.. Clark
and wife came TO the valley about
two years ago and bought a ranch.
and he WIS IN apparent good health
until last Sunday. His death was
caused by bilious fever and heart
fail ure.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

Bert Wheeler Of Cr,Ssle. one Of
the delegates to the Bryan conven-
ton was on the Cr,s1ie train Fri
day. He is Of the opinion that
Bryan will carry Colorado in No
ve,nb..r.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20
N0Il9R

Notice IL hereby given that the
barber shops Of Monte V,sta wall
close at ll:36 on the Fourth sad
remain open until II the evening
Of the third.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

Editor Peck. of the Center Dis
patch, went to Denver Friday
night 10 remain over Sunday. H.
will return Tuesday. bringing his
wife with him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

WANTED: Men nnd women for
positions in state institutions
Write CIVIL Service Commission.
Capitol, Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

NJ. l.. Brady and wife went to
Platoro Monday ON n couple weeks
Of fishing and recreation. They
write home that they arr hnving
the time Of their lives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20
rssus oeps,st ehsreh.

.
rssss 0epsist ehsreh.
Rav. ?. Z. RlOwsss. Pastor.
Morning services at II =. m. Evening
service 7:O- Sunday school 10 .. %.
Is Y PU 8:8D p. m. Wednesday evening
meeting $50
Presbytarian Church
sAsUsL Il. NoonE. Pastor.
Sunday School go y. u.
Morning Service lt:O q. u.
Evening Service 7:3C p. a.
M. e. Church
FRANK ". BsxrsALL. Pastor.
Sunday Services
Sunday School 1000 q. N.
Morning sSsrmon lI:OO n. IN.
Epworth League 100 p. IN.
Evening Sermon, 800 p. m.
Wednesday evening prs, " meeting 10
Ladies' Ard Society meets the third
Thursday AFTERNOON Of each month.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society mssts the first Thursday Of each
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

$50 new Edison records includ.
'6R the Bryan and latest July sel-
ectiOss will h. heard ut e. h.
Stutsman's store in N few DAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

The Colorado delegation to the
national republican convention ma
lectssl Charles Lavender. of lAaui-
vile, for national committeeman
for this state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Keel went to
Denver the first OF the week to ar.
range for purchasing residence,
as they expect to live in Denver in
the near future They returned
this morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

+. +. Goolding left for Glen
WOOD Springs Sunday night to at
tsssd the state convention of drug
gists. He will b. home Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

@. B. Stutsman can ut you out
with the best fishing tackle YOU
ever saw.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

Howell Davis went to Taos. n.
NJ. last Friday on visit and re-
turned home Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

Edgar Wright Who hxs h.en
hsss visiting bis sun, Harry. ut
Wednesday for his home in the
-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-20

WANTED: A girl to do general
homework.
MRS. Gro KENNEDY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-03
.LRBELIC0SR PELICU-
Ia franco -espa1OIa
en- GaSabIanCa.
Ia Gita del Msghzsn mOlisCo a Ia
AIemani8, Ia Ffancia J Ia IBgIs-
terra.
Los HamsaOs o. lbs AelalmIls mIIItues do Il
d IIOIa ngIT6lelI.

Ell choqus oCuEPido an CaBablAncR an.
tRe GOldRdoB fERnceIe1 , OEpG noleS de re-
nultaG dol cuRl FeSultaTon hsFidol do loG
tiERdoFeB del Riff = BuRvoB RTgelinog, no
ha tenid0 mas conseCusnCiRs , ge h8 dRdo
por completament0 sRnjado
La cuelti6n ocurFi6 poE cieEtRB pYefaren.
Ciag dc lR8 morRB Rllf residences, de result
Tar de Las que hubo una diSputR entire an
loldsdo de infantsTfR eBpGhola y an sTgs'
limo, interviniendo loo guavoB que haCfan
lA guATdia On la- pusrta de MarrAnkesb.
RGBult6 heEido an CEbo del ej6Ecit0 Tegu.
lRF cBpaf9), tiEadoE = mueEto IN tiFador
riff. no do los GuxiliaFeB eBpRholOg.
Ell dfA 81 de Mayo fueFon citRdoI poF
el MRghsen maTr0quf loB Representatives. Do
AlamRnia, Francis, IDglateFEa, EBpafiR,
Italia y Portugal para tEatar de Les in
dsmniaRciones que hs do pRgaF M0Trus'
COS c3n motive do los RuCes0B do Casa
bIanc0.
Los snyiadoB del prstsndisnts al tEo
no de MaEEueCos Muley- Hsffid no han
podido ConssguiF On Paris que les de una
aUdienciR 81 miniBtFO de RelaCione8 Exte'
FioFes del gabiuet0 ffRnC6V
-El C0meTcio de expoTtaci6n de i'm.
portaci6n de EBpB M, durRnt0 d 1907, TO-
tRliz6 451 72 millOn0a de pe16taB. La i'm
poEtaci6n fua de 235'59 contra 216 13 de
expOHtRCi6n. Los c6lcul0B para el afi0
coFriente 1907 q 1908 pFeIsntSn 244'1O
millonss de importation. pOF 244'8l de ex'
poItaci6D.
Ell Is de- Mayo comsnzAron Ios exG'
meneB On las RcAdemiRg militRreg do Egpa'
No. Las solicitudeB de ex SmeneG para In
gEeIo pEsBentsdaa han Rido las aigoionteE.
En- Avils, administration militsE, 419. En-
VRIladoIid. caballerfa, 9O5. En- segevia,
aEtilI0Efa 958. En GuRdaloiaHa ingsnie'
EoB 500 On Toledo infanterfa 1.475.
En- 81 faro dc las hormigaB On
donds tuvo IugaF 81 nauffagio del vapor
itaIiano 8irio' naufrag6, 81 15 del paaa.
do, eI lGud "Nuevs.amiItsd" que 90 ocu'
psbR On sRoaE loB rGsto8 del YOfOEido vspoF.
Sc galv6 lA tripulaCi6n, FeaultRndo nm be-
rido grave.
Los republicanou 0BpG 6ole8 del dis
tPito de BuenR Vista, en- Madrid, han eIe'
vado Les CorteB ma PFC teBta contra 81
pToyeCto de Icy contra "el t0PT0FiBm0."
81 comit6 do Ia pEanaA ha lido gscundAdo
por In mayor parte de los peTi6diCcB do
EBpafls.
4BU UuA ES9uAOu CS WUE&08 gu O5EAN
por 81 comit6 mRTToquf de la aSoCisCi6n
papgsFmaniHta, log Condos de Pefeil y de
CovRnttovo aCulaFon FFRnciR de habeF
violado 81 'actR" de AlgsciFaB SoBtaEis'
ron que Muley-Haffld Cd 81 l0gftimo sui
tan que deb0 Isr EeCOnocido poF todaB laB
.potsnCisG. Uno de Los diputados que On
81 Rsichstag tFGt6 de cFiticRr una poIfticR
que pudieFR oFijinRF cor fictos con Fran.
Cia fu6 SiIbRdo , no pudo contiuuRE en- 81
uao de Ia palabFR.
Ell Rey Manuel II de Portugal ha
sido condeCoTRdo con Ia orden del ToiB6n
de ORC de Espa6R, obteniendo el tftulo de
CaballeEo.
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Objetos de utilidad y fantasia.

81 estabIecimiento de Ia caIIe San Fran.
cisco, Las NovedadOa'', igus impoFtan'
do en- Gala vSpoT log mejOEsB RFtfculoB de
utilidad , fantssfs pFocedenteB de EGtadoB
Unid ?, Europa = Ania los que eHtan 81 Al
canoe de tOdaB Ian foFtunAg Camaa para
mAtrimoniu con suB accessories, Lar hay lin
disima8 de VOEdadeEo RFt0. SombTeFoB,
@ noias fnaB, guRnteI, pSfiuOlcB, juegor de
tocRdor y gGbinetP, Glf0mbFR, botonRduTaF,
l6mTaFRp, cuGdroT, poEtalOg, objetoI i0pO'
uesoR, eltatuAEia y CFiItalsrfa, etc., ETC., Bs
halla liOmpFe & e1cojsF On el elegants
estAbleCimi0nto "Lag Novedado8". Ps
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NO Hay PESTE BU-
b6niCa en- Saint
Thomas,
In desparhO TsCibitO pOr Ia d.
mOcTaCia.
Otto dospteho TOE I0Itllo DOT d Consul Medina.

NusItEo CoI0ga 'sER DDmoCEaeia", pidit
infoEme, & Saint ThomRI EslAtivoB & Il
CoEto1a n6, do hAbeEs9 dOIcpbiOEto ca a
CitAdA immediate isle, cs1oa de pOIts bu'
b6nica.
Enl Ii conte.taei6n rscibidR pOr el coleg0,
del pFopio Saint ThomBB, Io doclNEe, dG
modo tsEminRnt0, que nada On absolute
hay de Ciort0, On lR1 noticiaB CiFCulRdaI
afrmando ID pFO1anciR de II pelts On 81
Citndo pafi6n OntilIano.
EOto dsIpaCho del OOlpga, 10 confirms
adem61 81 iguients, EOCibldO tRmbiOn do
Saint Thomas por 81 consul DtfioH Juan E.
Medina.
L6MN
"saint Thomas, Consul dominicano, San
Juan. GobeInRdoE dc G8tRG col0niag me
autorizR d0ClaFar ofciRlmonte no GxiatiE 81
mas mfnimo Cano BOIpOehoGo plOgS bub6
nicA" - LEVITT.
81 tfl3E Medina nos paEticips hAb0r
pToCsdid0 Embellishments de FeCibiE d
Cable, ponaElO On GonoCimiento de lo8
viCoC6nBuleg de sSta iGla, para 81 Objsto de
antiCipaFgo ca todo 10 poBibl0, con lR pres
tezR del tsI6grafo, calmaE los 6nimoB m
tuFAlmsnte GlaTmRdoB poT II nOticiR { que
"a nos RefaFim0g.