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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21
LESS THAN HALF
LAST YEARS CROP
The Present outlook in CaIeaslsu is Not Very
Encouraging
LIKE ACADIA CONDITIONS
NOT over slxtY.FIvs Per Gent Planted and a
Third Of This Not Up, while the Average
C0adIlion is About sixty Per Cent.

Not to exceed sixtY-fYe per cent
of last years acreage is now in the
ground in Calcasieu parish, and Of
this a large percentage is ineffective.
Roughly speaking, | should say that
we have at the present time an efec-
tive acreage planted equal to about
forty-fye per cent Of the acreage Of
1902
This is the opinion Of &. Lee Rob-
inson of Welsh, whose opportunities
for gathering reliable data relative to
the rice crop are exceptionally good.
Mr.. Robinson's opinions may be taken
as being nearly authoritative as any
opinions on the rice crop can be, says
the Crowley Signal.
In Calcasieu there are thousands
of acres that were in rice last year
that have not been plowed this year.
continued Mr.. Robinson, and there 10
considerable land that has been
plowed but not planted on account of
the drouth. A large part Of the
area planted has not been effective
and will have to be replanted. IN
less rain comes within a few days it
will be useless either to replant or to
plant at all. The stands or not good
on the average. There are q few
good stands, but most Of the rice il
thin and yellow. The stands range
from fair to nothing at all, II now
appears safe to say that the effective
acreage in Calcasieu in 1910 will fall
well below one-half of last years
acreage, and the condition is about
sixty per cent of last years condi-
tion at this time"
Mr.. Robinson's estimate Of acre
ape and condition in Calcasieu il
about the same as q conservative esti-
mate would place the Acadia acreage
and condition.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21
LAWS MUST BE ENFORCED

LAWo MU0l Dr. HNfOhCED
To-day / rose at four o'clock
To scan the morning sky
For Halley's comet, which / read
Was scheduled to PASS by.
/ saw it from the garden fence,
But, ali! its head was pale;
It's ancient brilliancy was lost,
And dropping was its tail.
20, comet, why 50 pale and want"
I cried in accents pleading.
1t said, Just now an airship cop
Arrested me for speedingp
Gertrude Mckenzie in the Woman's
Home Companion for May.
NY hearts 50 full Of love to-day
For all my fellow men,
I'd gladly knock somebody down
70 help him up again.
Life.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21
FAMILY FACTS

It was little Flossie's first day at
school. Her name had been register
ed and the teacher asked: Have
you any brothers or sisters?s
Yes, ma'am," answered Flossie.
Are you the Oldest one Of the
family@
"Oh, no, ma'am,9 returned FIossie.
Pa and Mas both oldern me."-
W. 3. southwick in Woman's Home
Companion for May.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21

Little Mabel had spent the after
noon at her fathers business Office
where the telephones we're kept busy.
That night when she went to bed
she surprised her mother by closing
her prayers with: Amen, Good-by,
Ring of. -Exchange.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21
The Mosquito and the Fly.

The Mosquito anu the Fly.
Every keeper Of a farm home
should at this season begin a war
fare against the fly and the mosquito
Ia warfare offensive an d defensive.
The fly feeds on filth largely.
Wherever they swarm there is the
danger signal, and the cause should
be promptly removed.
Then the house should be screened,
preferably with wire screening,
but if not, then with mosquito net
ting. Flies ought not to be permit
ted where food is or where there is
anything to drink. # they elude
your vigilance and get into the din
ing room or kitchen, e~xterminate
them through fly paper and other fly
poison.
Mosquitoes are divided broadly into
two classes: Those that carry dis
ease and those that do not; but life
is too short to catch q mosquito and
try. him to determine whether be is
innocent or guilty before you kill
him. Kill him first and try him af-
terward.
The wal against the mosquito
should begin by covering all water
barrels, water pals, water puddles,
stagnant water anywhere with q
coating Of oil. Wherever they begin
to breed put your oil.
Moreover, screen your houses
against mosquitoes as well as flies,
and if this does not suffice, put up
the mosquito bars.
An ounce Of prevention is worth q
pound Of cure. A mosquito bar, q
wire screen and a can Of oil will cost
less than q doctors visit or 9 pre-
scription from the drug store.
The farmer should be the healthiest
man in the world. We know much
more than our fathers did about the
origin If disease. The MOSQUITO
theory concerning yellow fever has
abolished yellow fever in Havana and
practically in Cuba. Before the Amer
lean occupation the deaths from vel
low fever averaged $50 annually for
every 100000 population, $500 for
every million population, Or 1900
for the population Of Cuba.
After the American occupation and
the American cleaning up the death
rate rapidly declined, and finally
deaths from yellow fever disappeared
What we have done in Cuba we
can do in America. What the gov
eminent does on an island the house
holder ought to do on his own prem
ises. There. is nothing clearer than
that the mosquito and the fly are the
enemies Of health. They have ap-
peared to the housekeeper and the
farmer to be too insignificant to re.
ceive attention-annoying but unim.
portant. That attitude is altogether
wrong. They are dangerous enemies
to the health Of the family. # yor
want to have healthy children, if yor
want to eradicate malaria and typhoid
and diseases Of the stomach, if vol
want to protect the food Of tht
children, make war upon the fly AM
the mosquito.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21

ness for babies-it was decided BY
resolution that the business Of train
ing young children not to loaf around
the bayous should become at once a
branch Of domestic science il every
household.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21
he turned to his wife.

ne turned 60 MS VIE.
Annie" he said, dye see hoo the
Scots will be liver eappin' them a? |
dinna ken who this mon McMix may
be, but his lame above the door yon-
der makes my heart leap with pride
A p~asserby, happening to hear the
worthy laborer's remarks. could not
help from smiling. The building bore
the date, MCMIK.-Youth's Com
panion.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21
EPHONETAL NO. II

Telephone ushrs On making 4 call and the report comes back the line
IS busy please remember that this is not the fault OF the Company. Bpean-
ply means that the line is being used by someone else. Many business houses
have their lines reported busy, and in the majority 4 cases Inns
that they are not amply supplied with telephone facil5es' Many
hundreds Of calls are lost on account Of lines being reported busy, and
among them are valuable orders which have gone to ones competitor Alof
busy calls should be made known to the Business houses IN order ta5
may be made to understand that these. calls are being lost One order
lost would possibly have paid the years rental
If you haven't ample telephone facilities, call up the manager 4 te
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company and he will go into details
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH co.
aNeoRPoRATRDl
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21

When a certain dusky citizen of
Richmond took steps TO obtain adj
mission to d Masonic lodge in that
city he found. to his disnay. that
many obstacles were being interposed
by those hostile to bis initiation into
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21

FOR SALE-0ne pony and cart.
Pony very gentle. Write to 2. @.
Box SIS, 0pelousas, La. mayl4-2E
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21
WITH THE WITS


Shopman-Whose badge is ina
you are wearing, Missy?
Missy-It's Hoskin's, He's up for
the election for the district council.
shopman-But it's the wrong man.
Missy Yes, | know; but it's
father. Punch.
What we want is harmony" said
the statesman.
YES replied Senator Sorghum.
'It makes me think Of a glee club |
used to belong to. Every fellows
idea Of harmony was to pick his own
key and sing so loud nobody else
could be noticed. "-Washington Star.
"a wise lawyer is a silent man;
the fewer unnecessary questions he
asks the better for him." says secre-
tary Root. "a little girl taught me
this early in my practice. Her wid-
owed mother came often to my Office
about the settlement Of her estate.
Sometimes she brought her daughter,
a beautiful girl Of ten with red curls.
One morning after q long conference
with the mother, / noticed that the
child seemed uncomfortable; she evil
IDENTIFY thought | was paying too
much attention to her mother.
patted her on the head and said;
You are a beautiful girl. Don't you
want to come to my house and be
my little girl She answered very
decidedly: No, / don't. And ! don't
want mother to, either. Exchange,
An Inspector one day visited q
country school taught BY q young
lady, and ID the course Of The lesson
said:
.Now, children, | wish you to take
notice III what lido, and then write
an account ii It"
Then he stepped to the blackboard
and wrote q sentence upon il.
All the children except one wrote
III effect that the master came
into the school and wrote on the
blackboard, 4 love 4 good school,
One little girl, however, followed
Instructions more literally and com
pIeted the story By adding:
And then be went TO the platform
sat dowp, played with his watch chain
tuirIed bis mustache and winked q
tie lady teacher London Tid=Bits
He VAS 4 sturdy scotchman, Vltl
10 education and no vestige Of !
abrad of humor. He stood before
lhe new City Hall, gazing up at tn
aple legend over the portal fhel
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While delivering an address at q
woman's club, Mrs. Colt, nee Miss
Ethel Barrymore, told the story Of a
young woman prominent in New
York society, who desired to achieve
histrionic honors.
The manager to whom she con
fded her desire pointed out the mad
visibility Of the step she contem-
plated, and added that, even were he
disposed to give her the chance she
coveted, he would still be in doubt
whether her talents we're such as to
justify such action on his part.
What is particularly desired by
US at the present time,' he said, IS
the service of people who know the
mechanics Of the stage"
"Merciful heavensY' exclaimed the
young woman, throwing up her hands.
"You don't mean to tell me that it is
necessary should be on terms Of in
timacy with those dreadful stage.
hands!H -Lippincott's.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21

Frederick Townsend Martin at 4
dinner IN New York said apropos Of
the ancestral pride Of an old Knicker-
booker family:
But the Scotch have the greatest
ancestral pride. Macdonald, the
Lord Of the Isles, was invited to an
entertainment given BY the Duke Of
BueeIeugh, but coming late, he took
a seat near the door.
THE Duke called to Macdonald to
come and sit beside him at the head
Of the table. The Lord Of the Isles
frowned and answered in bis pride:
" Wherever Macdonald sits, there
is the head Of the table. '"-Ex.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21

Miss Barrymore's marriage has not
affected her popularity. The proof
of this lies in a pretty story. Every
night during an engagement in Bos-
ton a tiny bunch of yiolets was sent
to her. She always left the Violets
in her dressing room, but one night
she pinned The purple violets to her
belt, and the following day, when
the usual fresh bouquet came to her,
this scrawl came with it: Deere
Friend Miss Barrymore: I seen you
wear my vilets, SO kno you got
them. Tonight look at me. I will
be in top GALAXY first 0 in my shirt
sleeves and my legs hanging over the
front of the GALAXY" Miss Barry
more looked. Her admirer, a boot
black of 8 or 9 years, was in ths
place and attitude he had promised,
and she rewarded him with d smile
and a nod Of recognition.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-21

he Vas d sturdy scotchman, with
% education and no vestige Of .
shred Of hunor. He stood before
The new City Hall, gazing Up as the
gple legend over The portal. Then
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jury venire.

For the second week, commencing
Monday, May 23rd, 1910.
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para mi sera siempre de ORC purisi-
mo. iAh. 81 pudlera esperar obtenel
la!
No es OCCASION de hablar de ESQ
repuso Alexia con acento tan repri-
mido que casl parecla frfo.
-Si ha de serlo alguna vez, ha He
gado va eiertamente-observo He
rriard de la misma manera.
.Alexia le miro con expression de
gratitud, murmurando esta negatlva
endulzada por el tono en- que fue di-
cha:
-Todavia no, amigo mio; todavia
no.
-Alexia-imploro el abogado, O.
primiendo sllavemente uno de sus
brazos, -permftame declrle que la "a
mo.
Otra vez movie la jovel la caheza
lehuyendo Ia oortes Garcia y 1-olvio
a repetir:
4 No debe usted declrne una pa
lahra dc esc.
eTodavia no.
Alexia vscil6 un instante. y casi
en- un mum.mio. repiittio Ia frase de
Herriard. coaies.andela.
--Todavia no.
Cuando cl oxen Sc do euenta de
10 que tales llaEras signi6cahan pa
"a 81. su jdbi!a domino toda restrla-
ci6n eNclani6 eAtllslasmado de ale
glia:
-, .AleNia amor nio.
No. pol favor, ESQ no-dlo la
Condesa rrofestaI do COZ sus manos,
en- tono lie mando.- Teneo la segurl
dad de cue sabr' usted respetar mi
deseo.
rs dt,ro reso asi 10 harf-repu-
so Herriard >lmiso S. rudlera usted
rensar 10 duro que es, me perdonaria
Condcsa.
NADIA tcngo que perdonar-ana
do esta con >ancillez. euardardo am
bos siltncio durante alsunos momen
tos.
Cuando leanudaron la conversa
cion, fue sobre ell proceso. tratando
de FL hasta que lego el conde Prtsne-
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tono de siplica;-pero confio en- que
sera as(.
Una idea sdbita acudio a su men
| te, convencldo de que era el momen-
to oportuno para decidirse. Esperar
mas serfa mostrar timidez y poca ca
ballerosldad; pero no Sc sentfa con
anlmos. no encontraba frases. lQue
lie dlria9 6Como 10 dirla? Alexia no
era una nina va: era una mujer COM
pleta; la llnlca mujer con qulen an
saba compartir su vida, la lnica mu
jer en- cuya compania sufriria mas
gustoso una era dificil que con otra
cualaulera una eXlstencla sin nubes.
\ sin embargo. no podia decidirse.
vacilaba. Era de range superior al
suvo; habia algo regio en- sus movi-
mlentos, en- el tenue resplandor que
producia su presencla. Nerdad que e
mo era desconocido en- el mundo, Y
que habia conqulstado I'm nombre;
pero esta mlsma idea leponla de relic
We la farsa que Sc levantaba entire e
y su amor. \ pesar de todo, aquel era
Iel momento oportuno Y debia apro-
vecharlo. Esta idea le obsesionaba.
Ira precise aventurarse. aprovechan
do la sombra de aquella amarga con
trariedad
Nlientras permanecia mudo \ va
cilante. .AleNla le sniro como 81 inten-
tara saber Ia callsa de aquel silencio.
Hahia en- sus magnlhcos ojos azules
Iuna expression tan especial que He
irriard hablo conmovido por la varilla
maglca Gle un encantador sin dete
nerse en- mas edleulos nj preocupacio
neS.
CondeSa-diio diio.-Gesearia poder
pedir, sin otenderla. Ia corona de mi
victoria.
Am no e~ta ganada-repQso Ia
l6ven i media voz, apartandose I'm
POGO la corona qlllzas no sea glorio-
sa.
Para mi 10 >era siempre anadio
el abogado con passion, sintitndose Ii
bre de las ligaduras que retenian has
ia ALI su lengua. ESQ es todo 10 que
amblclono en- el munclo. Condesa, V.
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-lo diria-fepu=o Herr'ard en- to-
no de duda- que. Ieliz q deSgracladl-
mentt poeo~ 9on. entire nosotros. los
que uueden saiotar 81 OPINION partl
cular, ace]stando Il de aauellos con
quienes tencmos qe alteaaar.
Ks clerto. pero preclsaniente el
Que 10 consigue es ell melur letrado,
81 tiene otras eondicione>, ademas-
repuso Gastlneau en- tono dogmatl-
co.-No renirenos sohre las ultlnnas
frases d. este eseabroso asunto. Go
do :pero debo dar usted IN conselo.
Permitanle Que. roiao mas homtFe
de mundo que ussed y como upo que
rada tiene VA CUE ganar NJ perder. lie
ponga en- guardia, a fin de Que Sc de
cuenta del camino po' donde va.
--eQue quiere listed declr2
Me rehero i la Condesa Alexla
ESQ es todo y no dire mas. eNcepto
que s. usted Sc eNcede. avanzando
tiemasiado. 10 Sentira desnues.
-Esta bien. Cast ineai-r -repllso
Herriard sencillamente. reprimlendo
las palabras que acudieron a sus la
bios. .-Recibo sl conseio en- el mlsnlo
espfritu en- que u>ted me 10 da.
Una incomnrensihle sonrisa ami
mo el sembIante de Gastineau. mlen
tras acogia las frasea de su amigo con
un slgno de aprohacion.
y asi Sc separa,nn.
Herliald. lnquieto Y preocunado.
Sc dirl.io Ia calle Verde tmeditan6o
sobre los que Gasuneau acababa de
decirle sup7niendo que su conSeJo
Sc basaba en- Ia creenria De que la
Condesa era eulrahie Temperament
to ju,idico por eNceencia. rreia Que
TODD el nrundo era capaz de cuslquler
cosa. el elemen.o humane era, para
Il. una ecuaeion cue dehia tratar9e
por ia ley de las probabllida,le~ ma
tenat
Logica O no logica. Ia idea de que
Ia Condesa pudiera ser tulpahle era,
sin embargo, monstrlosa para He
rriard que aun deiardo a un lado to-
da parcialidad no hallaha dato algl
no cue de- a;ttoriza-e 81 .estimonlo
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de Campion. .Afortumadanlcnte, prol
| TO termlr aria va el proceso y no vol
yeria a ser causa de discussion entr'
sel4os.
Traigo malas notieias-dijo q a
IConGesa apenas la vlo.
AleNia palidecio; su mirada fut
una interrogation muda. Herriarc
eApliod 10 ocurido.
-Creo-dijo-que Ia muerte &c ese
finieliz. terrible como Is lamentada ?
como la lamentamos, no Eos perlndl
eanlucho despues de todo. 10 Sc aAl
jaNd. tanto, Condesa-an -anallo ,lendo
Ia ansiedad ! el disgusto que lie pro
ducia la noticia.
-Lo temo todo-murmuro AleXla
4 media voz.
No hay NADIA que temer-repuso
lei abogado, procurando anlmarla.
1Puedo evitar el miedo, sabien-
do % que arriesgo2
-Condesa. no tiene listed que te
mer NADIA -exclamo Herriard con tan
eytramo acento. que AleAia. muier
sagaz como era, comprendlo que du-
daba V le miro seria V franeamente
diclendo a su vez
Temo unicamenle Que Ia iustl-
eia Sc equivoque y triunfe Ia eallm-
mia.
-Comprendo ese tenor, pero no
!dudo del resultado de la causa. % Oja-
Ia pudiera lnculcar en- usted mi Ger
tidumbre, Condesa
-Creo que 10 ha conseguido usted
respondio esta, hacienda esfuerzo>
por cOnvencerse :-pero. en- este mum
do. las cosas suelen il muchas veces
al revfs. Y, mlentras no Sc resuelven.
hay motive para dudar, sobre todo
tratandose de una muier.
No me gusta esa idea dc tenor
dijo el abogado a media voz. Mi res
ponsabllidad parece mayor en- ese ca
so.
No amigo mio-exclamo Aleyia
sonrlendo;-no hay que pensar en- ESQ
porque usted no pierde nadia Ha
ganado va su victoria.
-Todavia no-respuso Herriard en-
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Habfa dido en- el circulo que Cam.
plon habla muerto, Y sus amigos pre-
curaron disminuir Sla impression que
lie producia la noticia.
| -Tiene usted I'm excelente aboga
do en- Herriard-habia dicho sir Pe-
riot Aspall, animandole.
No podia ercontralo meior-a-
nadio ell baron de Duan. -Es elmas in
teligente para esa especie de processes
Desde los tiempos de Gastineau no
ha habido en- el Foro otro como el
y, a proposito, va que ha nombra
do usted 4 Gastineaa-observd uno de
los concurentes, interviniendo en- la
conversation ;-elotro dia me ocurrlo
una cosa extraordinaria. Atrevesan-
do Ell Parque Verde, paso por mi la
do un honlbre cue me parecio el pro
pio Pablo Gastineau. Hubiera podi-
do jurar que era e.
Pablo Gastine eau -eNclamo sir
|Perrot sonllendo con toleran Ia a
|oir tai estupldez.
Pablo Gastineau Ell persona
sostuvo elotro ;-elenlinente abogado
do, miemhro del Parlamento, ETC.,
etc. lie conccl muy blen.
-Pero Pablo Gastineau, esa emf
nencia en- tantos ramos -ohservo sir
Perrot con Ia superiorldad propla del
que no cree en- 10 imposlble-murio
hace amos en- IN desarrilamlcnto oc'l
rrido en- Espaila
Va 10 se-repuso ell otro, -por ESQ
me parecio extraordinarlo encontrar-
lie en- el Parlue Verde.
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ANUNCIO.
Departamento del Interior.
Bureau de Ohras Publioas.
Oic,nn del Snperintendente de Obro,
Pubbcas.

San Iuan r. r Dicbro 20. 1910.
ProposleIones en- pllegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica SUI
hasta de Ia construction de is III
lomeuos mas o rnenos de Ia carrete-
ra No, 20, entre las nimero Q Y II.
Seccion Puente La Plata-N aranjito.
Sc adnitiran en- esta ohcina hasta las
ll30 a. m del dia 9 dc Dlciembre
de 1910. en qle se abriran pdhlica-
rnenR.
El presupuesto aproXimado de las
obras asciende d S23 .3S5.15.
Todos los datos necesarios. umpro-
SOS de proposiclones y con1ratos {
nstrucclones a los postores, Sc daran
en- esta ohcma
Sers condicion eseneial del contra
70 que ell oonfratis'a 4 parfir del 81
glndo mes inclusive del rlazo para
Ia termination de los traoa,c= e. i
u eada mes obras por va!1r H. le-
nor de IS 10000 mensuales.
La Administrators - reserva el
derecho Dc rechazar cualqliiera q
todas las prep1sirione>. lie a,ijudi-
rsr rel tontrato baJoo'ras condicio-
res que las de precio solamcnte.
Pororaer ceiIomslun4Io del In
terror
JJ Jmercs
Supe-lr terGerte dc UlTas Pr
ticas.
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Una victoria medic canada.

pesprovista va la causa de Ia IS
cena sensacionaln.ente dramatlca
que el pdblico esperaba, cnando vol
vio ( reanudarse la senlana slguiente
4 los hechos narrados, fue una mera
repetition de las declaraciones ante
riores. perdiendo 'todo interts en- ella
los q, no tenian rela, ion dilecta en-
al oac,,
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lEL SUELDO!

Con la aeguran Ia vida viven de
do his los empeao los ndusra ntegenca
roidad su tapital ambos con a muete
Una p6ua de la IN PERIAL LII + ASSURANCE COMPANY
NADIA evi la frmno uedo arrebae
81 listed ten bonaad de ena sguiete envaro
de la IMPERIAL recbr usd expcacon
deaada de la cae de cue appa ccndicones
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Con las siguentes garantias de fabrica.

oon las siguentes garantias de fabrca
Marchaa constantemene sin calentarse inerrumpirse
tiene por minute destituci6n caculada de o5 80
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Porto Rico Power & Light Co.
ORIGIN as Prin cipales. Marina. San Juan