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Title: The Cuba review and bulletin
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Munson Steamship Line
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Publisher: New York : Munson Steamship Line
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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We might go on indefinitely and take the patient reader all over the beautifulisland, for there is much of like things to be seen everywhere. We have aimed only tosuggest the delights in store, confident that the visitor will, if at all observing, see forhimself much more that is beautiful and interesting than here described. iS THE CUBA REVI E W Cuban Highways Ideal. The superb scenery, delicious balmy air, the quaintness and charm of her ancient towns and cities, lure many enthusiasts to these fair shores. By W. J. Morgan. THE continued increase in automobiling warrants tlie belief that in a few yearsduring the winter months a warmer climate will be sought by the automobilefraternity and in large numbers; in that event, Cuba will surely be on the listof favorite places to visit for touring purposes.My first experience with Cuba was, when I endeavored to get up a road race withthe aid of Messrs. E. J. Conill and Raymond G. Mendoza, the young Havana capitalist andlawyer respectively.
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THERE ARE ATHOUSAND POINTSOF INTERESTAROUND HAVANA,AND ALL REACHEDBY THE FINESTOF HARD ROADS.TREES, FLOVCERS,HOUSES AND PEO-PLE ARE A NEVER-FAILING ATTRAC-TION. THE CUBA REVIEW T9

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