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places where guards civil exist, or if they
deem it expedient to recall those officials,
retired persons or authorized persons VINO
possess the necessary qualifications.
''Sixth.-The authorities of the villages
who will show themselves friendly within
term of ten days and those OF tne
vicinity of the same, and all those WITHIN
its limits that are engaged in the 1nsur-
rection are warned to surrender thenn-
selves within the space of fifteen days
from the publication of this proclamation,
otherwise they will be subject to arrest,
and well disposed persons will be held
to their civil responsibilities, and to erect
this it will be proposed to the governor
general to nominate body which Will
see to carrying this out.
SEVENTH in the case of insurgent
parties who have robbed, sacked, burned
or
COMMITTED OTHER oUTRAGEs
during the rebellion, and one who will not
give information as to the participation
that such persons may have mad In rheIn
not only those who have been in the rebel
ranks, but also those who succeeded
them or who have not remained In their
homes they will be ftt1ngly punished;
and moreover, if any town or other place
where robberies have been effected, is
known to them, they will be required to
make Identification, that proper response
bilities may be fixed.
Eighth-Rebels who may not be re-
within the term of fifteen days present
themselves to the nearest military
authority In both provinces and who
will assist in the apprehension OF any
one guilty of the foregoing offenses,
WILL NOT BE MOLESTED.
but will be placed at my disposal.
Those who have presented themselves
at an earlier time will be pardoned,
] IL L ~sfT, ~,
crimes or who INSTRUCTED any public
cargo proceeding to it's destination will
be judged according to the antece-
dents, and their case will be withheld
! for final determination. He who pre-
sentS himself and Surrenders arms,
and, in a greater degree if there is a
collective presentation, will have his
case determined by me. All who pre-
sent themselves after the time men
toned in this warning will be placed
at my disposal.
Ninth-All the authorities or civil
| functionaries of whatsoever kind who
do not hold a license for attendance
upon the sick and who are not found at
their posts after the end of eight days
in both provinces will be named to the
! governor-g general as ceaSing to act for
| the local authorities.
''Tenth2The planters, manufacturers
and other persons who, within the ter
ritory of the provinces warned, shall
periodically facilitate, or even for a
single time, shall give money to the
insurgents save and in the case of
their being forced to yield to superior
force, a circumstance which will have
| to be examined in a most searching
manner, will be regarded as disloyal
through helping the rebellion.
"Eleventh-For the repair of roads,
railroads, telegraphs, ETC., the personal
cooperation of the inhabitants Of the
villages will be required and in the
case of the destruction of any kind
of property the occupants of con-
venient habitations will be held re-
sponsfble if they do not Immediately
inform the nearest authority of such
/ occurrence.
"VALERYANO WEYLER.
"Hayana March g. 1896"