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. The Cuba review. Cuba -- Periodicals. 38 THE CUBA REVIEW Cuba reluctantly relinquished by an imperialism-mad administration because public sentiment and the nation's sol- emn pledge required it, is causing trouble. Conditions there, we are informed, are in very unsatisfactory form and it may be necessary for the United States gov- ernment to intervene. "If we set foot there again we will stay" it is signif- icantly added. It is not recorded that the Cubans have requested a resump- tion of our regulationâbut what have Cuba's wishes to do with the matter if we see fit to interfere?âTitusville (Pa.) Journaid'AgricultureTropicale Founded by J. VrLBOUCHEVITCH 164 Rue Jeanne d'Arc Prolongee. Subscription, One Year 20 Francs Deals with the leading questions of the hour, agricultural and commercial, of interest to tropical countries. International In character. Illustrated, ilonthly. Descriptions of machines for tropical crops a specialty. Complete review of new agri- cultural publicatlotis. Commercial part Intelligible for every one and always interesting. 150 contrib- utors in West and East Africa, East and West Indies, Java, Mauritius, Central and South America, and throughout the tropical world. PURDY (SL HBNDBRSON, Iac. Engineers and Contractors Ne-Dv^ YorlC CHica^o Boston Cuba Office, Empedrado 32, Havana HENRY E. BROWN Pharmacist Shipping and Export Chemist and Drug- gist, Ships' Medicine Chests Furnished and Replenished. Prescriptions Compounded by a Graduate in Pharmacy. Trusses, Surgical Appliances, etc ? ffice and laboratory, Room 36. 116 BROAD ST., NEW YORK Telephone Call: 274-A Hamilton. JOHN M. DONOVAN 13 Summit St. (Atlantic Dock) - BROOKLYN Dealer in Diinna^e Mats FOR BAG FLOUR. BAG AND BULK GRAIN AND GENERAL CARGOES. â BAGS AND BAGGING â SUGAR CAIVE PLANTATIONS Cacao (chocolate and cocoa) and Coffee Plantation â Orange and Grape- fruit Groves. Land for the small settler on easy terms. In the best district of CubaâRio Cauto Valley
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