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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
Missionary society Elects.

The Young Women's Missionary So
ciety Of the First Presbyterian church
has elected the following officers for
the coming year: President, Miss Har-
riet G. VanWagner; LIST vice-presi-
dent, Miss S. Elizabeth VanPelt End
vice-president, Miss Ella Brink; re-
cording secretary, Miss Mabel A.
Young corresponding secretary, Miss
Jean Buckle; treasurer, Miss Emma
Prudden; head managers, Mrs. Hugh
son, Mrs. w. E. Davis, Mrs. Gordon !:
managers, Mrs, w. j. Johnson, Mrs.
Wakefield Mrs. Chas. Bird, Mrs. Geo.
johnson, Mrs. Dobbins, Miss Helen Nc
Intyre, Miss Gertrude Baird, Miss
Agnes Coyle, Miss Edna DAVIS, Miss
Ella Pierson.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
FIRE AT J. D. CANFIELD'S.
Roof Burned or His Madison Avenue
Residence Friday Morning.


Fire Friday morning damaged the
residence of John d. Garfield, on
Madison avenue. The roof on the
front of the house was burned off and
one or two of the second story rooms
were damaged by the flames. Water
was plentifully used and the house
received thorough drenching. The
| fire was discovered at about eleven
O'Clock by Irene Carr, one Of the
maids. She had gone to her room a
moment and found the roof ablaze.
An alarm was sent III from the box
corner of Madison avenue and South
street and though suffering from few
mishapS the firemen succeeded in saw
ing the house.
Firemen and volunteers carried out
practically all the furniture in the
first and second floors.
Mr. Garfield could not say when
questioned by a newspaper man just
what his damage would be nor had he
any idea as to the origin of the fire.
He complimented the tiremen on their
work in saving the house and was
grateful to those who saved his furni-
ture from a wetting. For the present
Mr. Garfield will occupy vacant resi-
dence he has in Normandy park.
In the absence of Chief Runyon the
firemen were directed by Chief Day,
assisted by Chief Mack, and the blaze
WIS well handled and soon extin-
guished, though it looked at first as
though the house would be destroyed.
While working with an axe at the
fire the sharp point of the tool entered
Jesse Lynch's right foot. He was
given first aid on the spot by DIR. r
Rallston Reid, who later took Lynch
to his office for further treatment. |
The accident was not serious
While backing in the house after
the usual morning exercise one of the
reins of the chemical engine team be-
came caught in another part of the
harness and while Driver Pangborn
was trying to remedy the trouble the
alarm was received. The machine
blocked the Washington Engine house
so that the doors could not be opened.
Someone, in his zeal to help, cut the
offending rein, permitting the team
to be moved but delaying. the chemical
for about ten minutes until the rein
could be spliced.
While driving down South street
near Pine, a collar on one of the horses
hitched to Humane Engine compan ny s |
hose wagon became unfastened and
there was a delay until the collar
could be refastened.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Dr.. George G. Connett is enjoying a
three weeks trip to Bermuda.
Eney Grupelli is constructing a clay
tennis court for j. Gordon Douglas.
Parker & VanCleve have purchased
a four-cylinder runabout car for use in
their business.
The Misses Adeline and May Hollo-
way entertained number Of their
friends with 6 tangle' party on Mon
day evening at their home on Chest
nut street.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Ennis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
EnniS, of Elm street, to Frank. r.
Morse, of Chicago, will occur at the
home OF the brides parents on June
9th.
Edward P. Hamilton & Co., has
sold for James Stewart, of YonkerS,
N. Y, a plot of eight acres, corner
Woodland and Kitche avenues; also
similar plot of eight acres adjoining
above for Enos Wilder.
The marriage of Miss Grace Nc
Evan, daughter of Robert B. Nc
Evan, of Whippany road, and Alfred
e. Lang, of Rhode Island. will take
place in the Whippany Presbyterian
church on June 9Th.
S. M. Manifold, who came to Norris
town during the winter as general
manager of the Morris County Trac-
ti0n cOmpany'S lines, and who had to
relinquish the position in few weeks
owing to i'll health, died at his home
in Harrisburg on Monday of last week
after suffering paralytic stroke.
The George E. Armstrong company
has filed articles of incorporation in
the office of County Clerk e. Bertram
Mott. The company is capitalized at
$4,000 and will do stock and bond
and real estate business. The office is
at No. IL West Blackwell street,
Dover. The incorporators are George
#. Armstrong, John Douglas Scott and
Clarence D. Tippett.
The annual outdoor state champion
ship athle tic meet of the Young Mems
Christian associations of New Jersey
will be held at Pingry oval, Elizabeth,
on Saturday, June 18th. Morristown
is represented in the management of
the meet by B. Deane Brink and e.
Allan Freeman, who have charge OF
the Arrangement and distribution of
the entry blanks.
The postponed sectional conference
of the older boys of the Young Mems
Christian associations Of this section
of the state was held at Madison. Sat
urday. Edwin P, Ford talked on In
dian life and John r. Voorhees, gave a
demonstration of knot tieing. Those
who attended the conference from
this town were Theodore Ford, George
Burr, Raymond Mutt, James McIn-
tyre and Physical Director B. Deane
Brink.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18

The friends Of the A. M. e. church
Sunday school of Morristown, through
the solicitation of d. S. Brown, have
subscribed the funds to purchase a
new library for the above school, con-
sisting of 100 hymn books, 100 Bibles
and BOB library books, all costing 1885,
20, and was turned over to the Sunday
School by Mr.. Brown May 2, 1909. The
following officers of the School desire
to express their profound thanks to
tt oie who have subscribed for this no.
BILE gift: Geo. Yates. supt.; Herbert
VanBuren, asst supt., and Miss Eva
Steele, sec'y.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
MORRIS ACADEMY NOTES.

Honors for Former Pupils-Princeton
Entrance Examinations to be Held.
Sifrein f. Maury, who, last fall, in
a competitive examination held at
Elizabeth, received the appointment
from the Fifth Congressional District
of New Jersey for the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, has
passed with high credit the educa-
tional requirements for admission to
that institution. He is receiving
many congratulations.
William G. Thompson of the class of
1907, who is now sophomore at Col
umbia university, has made record
for himself by original research in
chemistry, having developed formula
new to the science. His excellent
work has been recognized by election
to the American Chemical society, an
honor to which few of his age have at
tanned.
John @. Clark of the class of 1907,
for three years pitcher of the Morris
Acao envy baseball team, is now play
ing right field and acting as substi-
tute pitcher for the baseball nine at
Brown university. Tuesday at Ith-
AGA, in the game with Cornell univer-
sity, he pitched remarkable game
and shut out that institution by the
score of 5 to 0. Wednesday eight or
ten Morris Academy boys went over
to Princeton to see him play, and to
extend to him the heartiest greetings.
Cornell university, after investiga-
tion, has recently granted to the
Academy the certificate privilege, the
credentials of which admit pupils Of
school without examinations to the
that institution.
Princeton university examinations
will again be held at the Academy or
June IT. IS and 10, under the super
vision of Principal H. w. Landfear
By notifying the Principal before June
18th, students in this vicinity who in
tend taking the examinations, may
avail themselves of the opportunity.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
Benefit OF Memorial Hospital

The result Of the Lenten sewing
class for Memorial hospital cannot
fail to be most satisfactory to all
friends of the hospital. 1,431 articles
were made by the ladies and IT'S more
were bought with the money contri-
buted or were donated ready made.
The share for the hospital in the
proceeds of the Shakespearian lectures
amounted to $l98.S5 which will be d.
voted to fitting up the room in the
hospital for the tuberculosis work.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
The LORD PLACE SOLD.
A Handsome Madison Avenue place
to Be Improved.

a hAHuSO1He vi aulSOn Avenue Place
TO Be Improved.
The John 9. Lord place on Madison
avenue was sold to Benjamin +. Evans
who owns the adjoining place, the
title passing last Saturday. 1t is I'M
derstood that the purchase price was
$4,000. Mr.. Evans has already made
arrangements for improving the place,
which includes about five acres of
land. The barn will be removed to
the rear Of the lot and turned into a
garage, the house will be moved back
and entirely remodeled and other
changes will be made. The George
A. Mills company have the work in
charge and John d. Collins will do the
mason work. When completed the
house will be occupied by Mr.. Evans
married daughter, Mrs. D. Hunter
McAlpin.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
Was the House for Sale 2

Every house finds quick sale when painted
with the L. & M. Paint. A coat adds value
as well'as appearance. 1t also increases its
saleable chances. The L. & NJ. colors are
bright and lasting. L. & NJ. is used in
painting by everybody. One reason cost is
only 81. 20 per gallon when made ready for
use. It's Metal Zinc Oxide and Lead comr
bined. It wears and covers like gold.
Sold by Phillips & Day, Morristown; P. C.
Henry, Basking Ridge; w. R. Wilson,
'Whippany; J. R. Meade, Hanover.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18

One Of the most fashionable clubs IN
Berlin has in its supper room cur
tain made of champagne corks. Four
thousand corks, with their silver OF
gilt covering, have been threaded on
thin rods decorated with colored rib
bons and embellished with small COP
per balls.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
Gin shop Notes.

We quote 1.-THE House Beautiful:
/" Pictures as we'll as books are an edu-
cation and at no time in the worlds
history have both been so easy to pro-
cure as to-day" See us about either.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETs-We make
handsome reversible rugs out of them
send for pamphlets giving full particulars
The New Jersey Rug Co., Haokensaok. N
j. Women agents can earn good money
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
WANTED.

WANTED.
Success Magazine requires the SER
vices of man in Morristown to look
after expiring subscriptions and TO Sc
cure new business by means of special
methods unusually effective; position
permsnent; prefer one with expert.
ence, but would consider any appli-
cant with good natural qualifications;
salary 81 80 per day. with commission
option. Address with references, II.
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Daily Wagon Deliveries to Morristown and vicinity
Trolley
No Branch Stores Mail Orders Filled
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Prom g Engineering News" April rs, IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
NOTA DE DUELO

A las 10 de Ia manana de hoy que
do baio ell manto de la madre TERRA
la que fu6 virtuosa y bella senorita
Amaiia Paoii , que faliecio aver tar
de en- SUI residencla de Santurce.
! Ha pocos dfas lego de Ponce y va
venia enferma. Recrudecida la do
lencia, rapldamente termin6 con la
vida de la dulce criatura.
Era hija del compatriota inolvi-
dable Mario Braschi, estaba empa-
rentada con conoeidas familfas de la
ciudad y de Ponce, y entire sus fa-
mlllares Sc cuentap nuestro compa-
nero en- la prensa Sr. Juan Braschi,
Antonio y Amalia Paoli y se1ora de
Torres-Grau.
'La Correspondence" toma una
parte absolute en- la pena que LENA
hogares hoy tan tristes y envia el
mas sentido pesame a los familiares
todos de la que fu6 virtuosa y buena
se1orita y en- particular q su respeta-
bic madre sonora Oliva~Paoli viuda
de Braschi.
Paz en- 10 Alto a su alma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
LA UONVALECENCIA

La convalecencia es un periodo de
TRANSACTION entire la enfermedad Ia
1alud, que exige aslduos cuidados. La
menor imprudenCla, en- efecto, basta
para determinar una recaida que con
frecuenciH es mas grave que ia enfeT-
medad misma. Despues de una enfer>
medad Seria, ell enfermo queda siempre
muy debilitado y Ia sangre muy empo-
brecida, de donde surge la necesidaG
abs0lIta de observar un regimen y las
precauciones debidas Para obtener 9.
restahiecimiento de la Salud. Convene,
Dues, tomar preyiamente alimentog
facilmente digeribles y aumentar L.
cantiGad POGO POGO. ST. rrI-sUrarse
demasiado, Y eyitar al cnfeT % er
las primeras salidas ell aire ..GmedC dsi
como las insolaciones.
Por 10 que al regimen concierne,
debera ser esencialmente fortificante
y ell medic mas seguro y Sencillo para
recobrar rapidamente y sin saCudidas
'as GIerzas, es tomar vino de Quiniur
Lcaarraque que es ell mas active de
los 't"os de quina.
Prepars5o por procedimientos espe-
ciaIes, e f.'uinium LabaTraque lleua
como bas NJ extracto complete de
quina qu> 'v-,tiene todos los princi-
pios activL. esta CreciOsa corteza
combinados co., los ,Inos de Espans
mas eTquisitos
Fl uso dcf Quinium Labarraqne la
dOsiS de ana copila de las de licor
deSp"es de cada comida basta para
restablecer en- POGO tempo las fuerzas
auu en- aquellOs enfermOs mas este
nuadoS
De cbnsigC:eute, tanto las perscras
debiles o debilit&das por las enferme-
dades, e. trabajo o los excesoS, como
los adolescentes fatigados pOr UP
rapido crecimiento; las jUyenes en- Was
de formarse y desarrol!arse; las seno-
ras recien psridas; los ancianos debi-
htados por Ia edad; les anemicos,
'tc.. deben tomar este Aedicamento
b:rOcO.
Muy particUlarhente eSta tOiayia
TecOmendadO 4 los conyalecicnteS Gue
salem de una enfcrmeiai grave como
fe1re tifoidea. bronquitis d pneumo-
MIA Y. en- general. despuas de las febrrs.
FL QUiniuT1 iabarraque es. segun "a
expression de n ilastre doctor. Il maj
-aersico de los t0&icoS conocidos.
En razon su efcacia v al san ni-
nero de curaciones obtenidas Coz este
,nedicamentO. la Academia DE- McdIcina
10 ha yscilado en- aPrObar Ia formula
del Quinium Labarraque, debiendo
.iJIIse el iectOr en- que esta es una
distinction rara vez 0torgada y ,"s poT
81 misma recomienda " ell nrOtucio
mencionadU 4 Ia coufanZa de +.
eniermOs de toIos los paises. Encuer-
lrase este prOducl0 eli tods5 iSz
grgruerias = farmariss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
NOTAS ' NOT|CIAS.

Ha regresado aver de Arecibo el
LIDO. Brown asSistant-attorney de
P. Rico. Estuvo ALI una semana en-
asuntos del servicio relacionados con
el "cano de Tiburones". De los 7
juicios pendientes Sc vieron 3 contra
el Pueblo de P. Rico quedaron PEN
dlentes 4 que Sc cree q no Sc veran
por desestimiento de los deman-
dantes. Probablemente efectuara
el Sr. Brawn un visje a Estados Uni
dos y Colombia, en- el mes que en-
ira.
Ell Sr Joaquin Rodriguez, de Ca
rollna, Sc sirve participarnos que
han entrado a formar parte de la
mercantil que iiraba en- aquella pla-
"a bajo su solo nombre, los senores
Jose Gonzalez Garcia y Seveliano
Alava Unanus. Buenos negocios
dcseamos a la nueva sociedad.
La sociedad de beneficios mutuos
"El Hogar" de la que es secretario
ell Sr. Felix Vega Navares, ha obte-
nido un sup6rabit al presentar SUI
balance de 81 de Mayo ultimo, de
S 1.644 II. Importaron los ingresos
durante el ejercicio econ6mico $40.
019.9l y los egresos S S.369.2O.
Para esta noche y manana hay I'm
buen programa en- el "cinc' del Par
que y seguramente Sc llenara aquel
salon.
La lluvia de aver ha causado algu-
nos desperfectos en- la Inca de ca
rros electricos hasta Caguas, pero ell
trafIco no Sc ha interrumpido.
Ha estado en- San Juan, Y hcmos
tenido el gusto de recibir su vista,
nuestro companero en- la prensa, de
Ponce, joven Manuel Mocetc Padi-
LA, que regrcsa esta nochc para su
residencia en- aquella ciudad.
Esta restablccido de la grave do
lencia que lc aquej6 y ha hecho va
su primera salida, nucstro compa-
triota el LIDO. Ramon Falcon. Lo &C.
lebramos.
Ell Sr. Marcelino Garcia por podcr
del Sr. Pedro Giusty, del alto conner
clio dc csta plaza Sc sirvc participant
nos que ha confcrido podcr general
para represcntarlc en- todos sus ne
gocios, a su antique cmplcado Sr
Mathicu Alfonsi. FL iovcn Alfonsi
trabaia dcsdc hacc muchos amos
en- el Paris Bazar' y cs muy como
cido en- la ciudad, Acertada election
y deseamos buen eXito al otfo apode-
RADIO de Ia conocida mercantiI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
CABLES.

New York, JUNO 19.-Ei ministre
de Estado de Cuba ha contestadc
hoy a la nota de Espaiia referente
al reconocimiento de Ia deuda co.
lonlai. En- dicho documento mani
fiesta el senior Garcia Velez que Gu
ba rehusa el reconocimiento de esa
deuda, que Espaha ostlnadamente
cree legal, por no .existlr convenio
aiguno que justifique su exlstencla'
La Camara ha pedido la secretarla
de Estado datos referentes al asun-
to.
Tn telegrama de Berlin dice que
el kaiser y ei emperadosr Nicolas
despues de su segunda entrevista
a bordo del yact STANDARD" Sc des-
pidleron protestando la mas sincera
amlstad. Creese que el prop6slto
de ambos soberanos ha tenido el
mas Iisongero resultado para las re-
laciones de ambos pueblos.
New York, JUNO 19.-Comunican
de Bogota que ei presidente de la re-
pubiica general Rafael Reyes desde
Cartagena envi6 su renuncia al con-
greso, embarcando para Francia
en- donde firara su residencla.
Ha tornado los riendas del poder
interinamente el Ministro de la que
rra general Julio Lafayer. Otro tele
grama da cuenta de haber estallado
un pronunciamicnto en- MedeIiin,
Popayan y Buenaventura. La acti-
tud de franca hostiiidad contra ell ge
neral Reyes lie coiocaron en- una 81
tuaci6n insostenibie.
New York, JUNO I'm telc-
grama de Constantinopla da cuen-
ia del estado de tirantez de relacio-
nes existentes entire Turqufa y Gre
cia provocada por la actitud hostil
a Turqufa en- que SC ha colocado la
isla de Creta. La implantacl6n
dc la autonomfa q la citada isla,
ha servido pars amman {; los re-
volucionanos que suponen este
acto de Turqufa como debilidad,.
En- Canea, Lcda Margarita y
otras ciudades importantes de la
isla han habido sargricntos mott
ncs provocados por los partidarios
tic la ancXi6n d Grccia.
Entrc los gabinetes de Atenas
y Constantinopla SC han cruzado
notas cn6rgicas. Sc cree probable
una rlptura dc hostilidades en-
tire amhas nacioncs.
New York, JUNO 10. -Comuni-
can dc Paris, que en- la confecci6n
del nucvo presupucsto que ha de
rcgir durantc 81 ano official 1909
1910 aparccc un deficit, de 2l mi
Homes dc frances, Sc espera que
el gobierno proccdera a introdu
cir cconomias dado la dificultad
de crear nuevos impuestoS.
Notlclas de Santo Domingo di
cen que la tranquilidad mas compile
ia rcina en- toda la republica.
Con la presentation del gene
raj Quirico Felid en- Santiago ha
terminado el 7disturbio que pro
vocaran algunos descontentos.
Ell general Camacho refugiado en-
Haiti, ha solicitado garantias del
gobierno para regresar al pals.
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demuestra por ell hecho de que de
100000 de acres destinados 4
todos los granos en- ell ano de 1905. =.
..,.. "a, 900, o,000,, 9 sea mas de IS
p. % 10 fueron el maiz solo. En- ese
mismo aflo, el valor de todos los ce-
reales cultivados en- los Estados Uni
dos fue de. .................
81 $40. 1000. 600. De esa cantidad to-
tai, Sl,116.0O0,000, Q sea mas del
sop. %, Sc lie abon6 al mafz. Cinco
Estados del Oeste Central Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri, Kansas e Indiana,
produjeron la mitad de esta enorme
cosecha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19

te Sc haeen redondos y Sc separan
9 Sc quedan unidos como cuenta
de un rosario; a esta especie s.
lie llema estreptococos. Otros Sc di
widen primero en- una direcci61
despu6s en- angulo recto a la pri
mera, continuando la subdivi
sion hasta formar I'm grupo com.
pacto y Sc les llaman sarcinas.
La multiplication de los micro
bios es prodigiosa. Cada bacte-
ria produce al dfa 16 y medic mi.
llones de descendientes y en- dos
dfas 2S1 mil quinientos millones
Este 1ltimo nimero de micro
bios ocupa solo el espacio de un
litro, un decfmetro cdbico, y pesa
medic kilogramo. La falta de ali
mento detiene ese vertiginoso Gre
cimiento de los microbes.
Los microbes Sc designan con
un nombre generico basado en- Ell as
pecto que presentan en- el micros-
copio y Sc les llama micrococos, es-
treptococos, estafilococos, sarcinas,
bacterias, bacilos, espirilos, &. A
este nombre generico Sc lie agrega
uno especffico, de uno de sus ca
racteres DOMINATES, por eiemplo
baciIo ttf1co, bdcilo antracis 8 del
carbunclo.
Eos microbes estan esparcidos
en- toda la naturaleza. Hay mas
de cuarenta especies en- los terre-
nos en- que abundan las sustancias
vegetables, Sc hallan en- ell aqua, en- el
aire, en- las ropas, en- los aiimentos.
No existen en- la sangre nj en- las
gandulas, nj en- los muscuios cuan-
do estan sanos, pero Sc encuentran
en- la or ma y en- la leche.
Los microbes juegan un gran
papel en- la naturaleza; son sus me-
iores y mas eficaces agentes asf pa
ra la conservation como para la
Transformation y destruction de
los seres. Hay microbes que man
tienen la salud, y los hay que pro-
Queen las intermediates.
Los microbes Sc emplean en- la
industria para la preparation del
limo, del canamo, de las esponjas,
de las pieles del acido citrico, vi
nagre, acido lactico, butirico.
En- la industria del queso forman
su base por ser eilos los que produ-
cen la sason y maduracion.
Como agentes de limpieza tie
nen gran vaior y como agentes
de la evoluci6n de los alimentos
son admirables. A elIos Sc deben
que los nitratos del suelo Sc con-
viertan en- productos de la vida vege-
tai y animal.
Sin los microbes no serian las
tierras aptas para producer vegeta-
les, nj germinarian las semilias.
Hay microbes malos produc-
torres de las intermediates Y con-
ira eiios es que actua la hygiene.
Como Sc We Ia METEOROLOGICAL es
una ciencia nueva, pero muy inn
portante y de gra "sascendencia
para la humanldad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
FL PROTOc0LO.

Correspondence al deseo de mu
chos compatriotas publicamos ell
protocolo de los debates y conferen-
cias que Sc celebraron en- Paris entire
los representatives de Espana y Es-
tados Unldos con motive de la sus-
pension de hostilidades.
Damos los anexos en- ingl6s por
no existir en- Ell libro traduccion de
ellos y deseando por nuestra parte
conservar integra el texto de dichas
documentos.