In the West Indies
In the West Indies
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At Cayey, reached about one o'clock, the American Hotel invites to luncheon, while another change of ponies is made. The village consists of one principal street of wooden houses, of which the American Hotel, possessing five bedrooms, is the largest ! The road now runs along the moun- tain side, affording a superb view of the valley below, where the American and Puerto Rican Tobacco Company have extensive plantations. A curious sight it is to see many acres covered in with cheese-cloth for prod...ucing " shade-grown M tobacco. Away down in the bottom of the valley they look like big patches of snow remaining unmelted in some sheltered spot.
At Aibonito the highest part of the pass 22 IN THE WEST INDIES is attained — about 3, 200 feet — and again a fine view is obtained, ridge upon ridge of mountains as far as the eye can reach. Ponies are changed for the third time, and now the road is downhill. Coamo is at the foot of the pass, and it w r as here that, when the American and Spanish troops were opposing each other, news came of the ces- sation of hostilities.
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At Cayey, reached about one o'clock, the American Hotel invites to luncheon, while another change of ponies is made. The village consists of one principal street of wooden houses, of which the American Hotel, possessing five bedrooms, is the largest ! The road now runs along the moun- tain side, affording a superb view of the valley below, where the American and Puerto Rican Tobacco Company have extensive plantations. A curious sight it is to see many acres covered in with cheese-cloth for prod...ucing " shade-grown M tobacco. Away down in the bottom of the valley they look like big patches of snow remaining unmelted in some sheltered spot.
At Aibonito the highest part of the pass 22 IN THE WEST INDIES is attained — about 3, 200 feet — and again a fine view is obtained, ridge upon ridge of mountains as far as the eye can reach. Ponies are changed for the third time, and now the road is downhill. Coamo is at the foot of the pass, and it w r as here that, when the American and Spanish troops were opposing each other, news came of the ces- sation of hostilities.
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