The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-12
sT1NENT IN CUBA.
oe DR.. sETANcEs' HER
woN' ,seu1ATlve IN PARIS.

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eo 'SsaosseN1Arlve IN PARIS |
.,.. but Porto Rico. Must BE
OILY o'. - the United States He
'S.ll.rs. War Cannot Last "'''
mont. when malicious dis
l', soeak of an alleged h nanarois
ding IL and Calixto Garcia, 1T
rno o,. O, to read the follow
e ln isatiou translated from the
>ciaa's DiplomatiqueS ct COLO,
iiOn = we'll known international 1
j. If Paris, in its issue oil june
.nxious to be exactly informed
eng ~ sentiment of the Cuban party
u 'ue a ss hour, we called on DR..
" p'' Who represents at Paris the
y W. s.0t government Of Cuba Or;
na whose personality is SO Wen
ans', - the Parisians, received us
vu a,cuisite graciousness and anna
eAqu We could not refrain from
" ", Nh tbe energetic vivacity OF his
lluS sds ore still more striking by his
lea emu hair and his patriarchal
= :. a very sad thing" he said,
,% an happy to think that now 1t
=, las, |' much longer. A solution is
n a;"sut A few weeks more one
ulu. - the most, and all will be end
= ~" =, full satisfaction. Everybody
49, for peace, and that current OF
IDEAS in Europe is irresistible.
s'sin itself the desire to see the end
cp y. l. general. If through fear OF
w. ,.s,s tbe official world dares not yet
! declare openly, all private citizens
4 the opinion that peace is today
. : necessity. Cubans, after SO
= sacrifices, are about to gather the
~ their efforts. Cuba shall be In.
rdent and able to recover her an
II prosperity. go ooo 49,.
,sutped by the United States, to
n 10 purchase our independence. 1t
r0fnsed and it is Spain which now
have to pay an indemnity. And de-
<hat the immediate proclamation
Independence is the most advanta-
Id solution for the Spaniards OF Spain
n tbe spaniards of Cuba. The former
rot continue to meet the consider
eypenses of the war, and the latter
not be able to build up their for
q again, except in Cuba libre. The
@sh proprietors, in fact, will pre-
II all their freedom of action, their
uerties will be respected, and they
never be molested, provided they
init to Cuban laws.
AS 10 the Intervention of the United
hes il is very simple, quite natural
should give uneasiness to nobody.
,Ateryention was provoked both 10y
EcIls Of humanity and by reasons OF
rest The plan of General Weylel
TO exterminate the Cubans to the
man. Things have occurred Sc
Ihtful that one could not believe
M The United States felt indigna
and the Washington government
1t was quite natural als'
Fit should try to protect the finan
interests of citizens whose invest
pts in Cuba were compromised by tn
slant disturbances on the island.
In Europe they try to make believe
/ the Americans want to take posses
Of Cuba. That is not so and coult
Eso. Americans are absolutely II
hi with the Cubans, whom the.
suit about everything. The Cubal
H has received from the government
he United States absolute guaran
and nobody can doubt American
atty. At the beginning the Cuban
Jed only for arms and provisions
~ have accepted official assistance c
rvfaited States only upon condition
Ay stipulated. The United State
respect the independence Of Cubs
it is thus that an agreement wa
ched between Cubans and Americans
1t is this understanding, establishe
pn an unshakable basis, which ha
aed the issue of the conflict. S
gas the understanding was not con
te the United States arrived at no n
g Today all American expedition
guided by Cuban chiefs, and it
" which has made them successful
IN Cuba will be free, entirely fire.
nQut foreign protectorate, and thel
to the marvellous fertility of Il
my prosperity will appear agail
months of peace will suffice in Cul
all properties to regain their valu
gre is, however, one point to whit
Proper to call attention. 1t is sa
the Americans think of keepir
10 Rico. This is an idea which mu
RsIsht against energetically. Por
Es exactly in the same condition
pa, 1t is very rich and fertile cou
1he people are peaceable and indu
Pus Moreover, all inhabitants for
flngle family almost. They are Q
nuVes OF each other and have COZ
interests. In that place there wou
reason for the establishment
IN domination. The country mu
independent, it deserves it. al
iericans must consent to it. It
'e evident today that Porto Ric