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En- Prosresso. Newspaper published IN
Havana. = copy Sf.Heich has reached this
city. in an sdit1 bubiishsd on May 2:
contains. the foioyins summary of the
situation as seed thrpush the eyes Of the
Spanish press, s:.se
.Ameutil hal G6s by stnce the cow
ardly Yankees .1ptcclaimed var against
Spain. They en declared that they
would annhilate 6s: that they would come
and take Hawai- and level our forts to
the ground. VI NOW zee that IT was a
cowardly boast ~ not one dastardiy
Yankee has set k bn Cuban solL They
dare not, fer a. pse soldiers will re-
pulse them and drive. them back to their
own shoses. Have they taken Havana.
Not one gun has been hired upon our forts
and their ships. which pretend to maintain
blockade; fear to come within the range
Of the noble guns Of Morro Castle. 1t
would mean their destruction. Yankees
are towards and can do nothing but boast
of what they will do. and then do nothing.
Every good and true soldier of Spain Is
anxiously awaiting the appearance of the
Yankees, and We will then show them
how well a 6paniard can fight and that
we can do more than boast
wherever the ships Of the enemy have
approached our shores they have been
driven back with disastrous loss. and their
attempts to destroy our forts have re-
suited instead In the destruction of their
ships. Our brave soldiers have poured
shot and shell into the enemy and nobly
stood by their guns, and upon every oc-
casion achieved a gallant victory.
I'VE have heard reports of the enor-
nous army which was to invade our ISL
snd and conquer our army. What has
become of II? They do not dare to come
and meet the brave Spaniards, knowing
full well that death would be certain to
await them. They tried to starve us. but
on the contrary. they are starving them
selves. for bread and meat Is higher in
New York than II is IN Havana. We have
plenty. to eat. while the Yankees have
been compelled to open free soup houses
in all the big cities to feed their hungry.
and the people die from starvation. No
dog even goes without food in this cap
ital. but dogs are better than the dirty
Yankees. Beef costs 50 cents in New
York. and loaf Of bread Is cents. How
long can the shop-keeping Yankees. who
think Of nothing but dollars. stand that?
They are already sorry that they have
begun war against Spain. but we will
give them cause for deeper regret. 1t will
not be long before our victorious army
will cross over into their territory, and
do to them as they would like to have
done to us. We will give them some of
their own medicine.
ALREADY our gallant feet has bonn
barded their city. OF Boston, and driven
the Inhabitants of that place into the
interior. compelling them to flee for their
lives. Next We will move upon New
York. and no Yankee ships dare attack
u.s. knowing full well their inability to
cope with the formidable Spanish navy.
Already there is tumult and insurrec-
ton among the Yankees because of the
failure Of their arms. and the people are
blaming President Mckinley. A military
guard of LOO soldiers surrounds his pal
ace to prevent an assassin from reach
ing him. He never goes out and 1t is ex-
pected daily that news will be sent out
of his death. 30 intensely enraged are
the people because they see nothing but
defeat In their war. against Spain. Civil
war is threatened among the United
States and 1t may be looked for at any
moment. The wealthy Yankees of New
York and Philadelphia have barricaded
their houses and armed their servants.
fearing both the attacks of our forces and
the mobs Of their own people.
"Such Is the condition which exists In
America today while our noble army and
our government under the brave and good
Captain General Blanco has succeeded In
pacifying all of Cuba so that peace reigns
upon our shores.
"Spaniards. we have nothing to fear
frsm the cowardly Yankees. We are al
ready the victors and gladly would the
enemy sue for peace
The Philippines. which were at first re-
ported lost to us, have been regained. IL
indeed they were ever out of our power
or In danger OF being lost. The ships of
the Yankee commander have been de-
stroyed. with great loss of life. and the
rebel forces have united with all good
Spanish citizens in driving the foreigners
from those islands and have reorEanixed
their government under an equitable au-
such as exists In Cuba today.
Brave Spaniarls. we will not be con-
tent with compelling the Yankees to sue
for peace; We will invade their territory.
capture and destroy their towns and force
them into subsection. Spanish vaIor is
the same today that II was in the DAYS
Of old. and We can see in the near future
The proud nag of Spain again afioat upon
every sea and planted again upon the
continent of America. and once more
Spain will rule the world as she did in
The happy days gone by. Viva Espana
,on Honore."