Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

toMlN TO CUBA
The farewell address Of General
Comes 90 tho cuban soldiers o. "a rc-
marknblo document No doubt 70 will
become famous in the history of cuba.
II contains excellent advice. opportunc
at this time.
The old warrior points out the ncccr.
ulty % union among tho Cuhana. and
shows that the tlmo has come Tor them
10 devote themselves TO the pursuits of
peace, In order that they may prove
Themselves worthy " Independence.
lie reminds hls compatrlots that thoy
hoped Tor and expected foreign inter-
vcntlon IN their behalf. thus acknowl.
cdginF the Inability u the insurgents
10 nrht Spain 90 "a finish. 10 would
therefore seem that tho gratitude n the
cuhana 90 tho Americans. who inter-
vencd In their behalf when tho Cuban
cause appeared all but lost should bo
increased by contemplation Of the fact
that the patriots themselves were con.
nplcuoua for Inactivity when the DC.
clrive blow was struck
But General Gomez does not Wow tho
matter entirely Ia that light. Speaking
u American Intervention. he says Il
was not thought this event would be-
followed by military occupation by "our
allies" The general knows. however.
that BY tho solemn declaration Of Com
gross. this country 10 bound 10 see that
a stable cuban government n cutab-
ilahed. anu that until this T. done. the
military occupation complained OF u a
necessity.
II n earnestly hoped tho Cubana viii
follow tho advice Of their military
leader during tho rebellion. and aprly
themselves 20 tho development Of the
rcnourcoa n the island. Ia 20 doing they
viii assist. Ia tho only way IN their
power this government IN 10 mission
ia Cuba, with peace and tranquility
cHiabnhhed the future Of cuba Will b.
AN that the most ardent patriots VI that
country can hope Tor.
This IL such June day "a Lowell
sang about
II the city cannot lay water pipes Il
can at least lay 10.
Count Chriatlnni hit President Lou-
bet and thereby i.oubct made a great
hlt with tho people OF France,
II Aglinaldo Wishes to get out Of his
difficulties gracefully let him sign with
dime museum company
German liberals denounce the pur-
chase Of the Carollnca. There must be
anu-cxpanHloniata IN Germany, too.
Having a price on ones head IL en-
uroly different from having a crown ON
ones hcad, no matter how high priced.
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French Justice may not be dead, only
asleep; but IN the Droyfuu case Il took
thunder storm 60 rouse her into ae-
uvlty. l.AiiAlAi
chicago wants a Dewey park Chi
cnEo iH good place Tor such "a park
ua % Is always dewey there or soak
iug wet.
who says tho Flllplnoa are not olyll-
izedg COMMUNISTS societies have been
found in northern Luzon Tor the equal
aiNiHl'h OF property
The trouble On Samoa seems 20 b
settled Mataafa has given up the
hght and his subjects arc satisfied viii
tho rule of the threo,
aHHaaaa aHaas
Eastern people suffering from the OK.
trcmo heat would do wen 60 come O.
Utah ana enjoy tho cool nights and
tine days. Utah IL AN rlEht
praymH pemstontly refuses 60 be ti,
tcrvlcwed. Tie but harms himself No
man can, those days, ho truly famous
until ho o. interviewed by the prcss.
A Manchester. kentucky, dispatch
says JudEc EyoHoIo h1s held court ir
/ clay county Tor two days without dIr.
Wrhancc This establishes now rec.
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