Evening star., 1899-11-24
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W" h'rN- Harper " BIOS
This Is by n" means rehal'f9h q '"e
Spanish .'manana-" Mr.. Peppers 'tomor-
,,,,,..- j. "a look toward = day which must
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IN '-.. -, -. 3 ..,u,..,,,a-
td on ~ Edlohdt spirit "i p'"cf''9' '4i'''
IiJu. II Is not a peSSimlStc forecast. nor
a dubious one II is frank. all-embraclng.
r,-...t .,,I r..,s,,rir,e- Tho scene of
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''' "'ih - wen fNii'N ~" -
graph from the chapter ON To-day;
Transition of institutions may be dur
49,. . ,,.,,,,3, If f.rs The standard of
-, : 80 ,-s.tsrla,. The emblem of
Spun - va c., e.. : .ts
cuba may be OF TOMORROW ! Ile nag ~ ''
t'nit-a States is OF today Ihe crealIol oA
d.. ,..,,,,,.,,,,,-eaJth is under its folds
- ~, +b.r commonwealth Is to be
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h'" II - d" ~ ''' M w. IN - ~. -
VIII h., ar" the questions I" "hlch MI ep-
f..r addresses himself with an equipment
-- r.f.J.ripe- q reliable answer such as is
Possessed by but few writer's of this time
10. h4~ visited Cuba several times. always
I'm IN, ,apacity of am investigator. His
rr.w-rIu,r letters descriptive of the condi-
rfyrr- ir ih.. island previous 70 the war of
E>g~ which We're printed in The Star. are
believed ia have hat potent influence in
f..t-t..r-ug he military solution Of the prob
r4 .. ~t..uI-u Inconvenience. But he has
r.., confined himself 20 finding reasons for
Nn..rf,.us Intervention. He has studied the
........- 4r close range. delVcd into their
history. Sought the fuudamcnts Of their re-
fr--i..-.- social. industrial. political and
rv.r.f customs and has come to know
-r-r- u or.ta almost appear even better
-r.r they as 70 class or as nation, If the
s.a-G is fu t,. permitted, know themselves.
,..N5..r r--,,ir.5 in American intervention.
yvuirr Mr.. Pepper uutaldS with historical
.,.....-.r.., and journalistic VividneSs. To
Tur-rav. i'm cuba" treats Of certain funda-
mental clements that must he carefully
weighed i'm the formation Of new govern
- --b-s may f,a roughly stated as the
80 g.. i,,, t.,rr.,1 he n"ra1 nrobIem
'a' T..-i'1S P,"''rs'' M - ~ NJ
Hii fi'- T'"i'Hl ~ ''''i'i>I' . 1tat ~ -
..n, Of rh m. provided the process is not
Fastened .-uvvi~rly or Uulu!Y. The tranSl-
fi1r- h" declares. must De gentle, ne
'..l-- mus o.. I,f1irI,rion Of civil
-, ,-iiff@.r, Srnari,.8n control Then will
e,5Hsw rlebiscfte, tu ascertain the wishes
o. the people as To their own form OF gov
eminent me tutSll'l, oI ~ al nv
IT,. -g, -, ~, 60 So. ~ III
Tin. race. problem dwiudles when Mr.. Pep
per briu-~ statistics To show that the black
re" Is ''rop'r,i"najeIy dinniShihs iI IN N4,pi.
-" 3'i'' -, ~ tli'' ~ - for a fav, en-
-. ~ e..,,r;..tian and interrnarriage
have. served to soften the outlines of the
rVp 'iI=SeS. The labor problem may prove
NOR serious. iHr H,PV ~ u'' 5,,l4 "a f
,.l .,,j -,-,ff- mon thq supplv of Ia
f..r.~s c..r1;,,.tent to perform the tasks re-
o.iT.i and 10 withstand the climate Mr.
F-ri-i H.e- ne' !|ch i"L tuS 80, TailI ma, nd
.,,-.l,f- he f5cf maj tha old experi-
rr.-r II irDDprtirg Chinese cannot safely
g.. t~f-G again The solution will he found
ir som. method Of perSuading entire fami-
f.-.- Il. ,.-rfa.st- to cuba. and the author
f...-- for q considerable resumption of i'm
r.tfer.lri.u from Spain. after some of the
t...r.G= have healed.
'vs5.,rlS issues TO adjust
r,-.r---gs= The Cuban priests are the
I...s.. ,.r Tie island in this regard The ten
,--r-. u toward an eradication IF the Span
f-'. ,rl-r.--rea-. and with the permanent sep
a-I,,.l If church and state this tendency
s5-7 Ha accelerated.
nj Pepper looks for little difficulty TO
arise t...-,5-S- uf the difference in the morals
en-. .'rf.e and uf the United States Racial
arI --.ur-r-n- entail Influences are 10 he
s...-f. f.rs-.E intervention has brought many
T-.. .-.-r-.t Ift clements TO swell the already
r.-.sr.-.r.= loose factors in the CanterS of
f.u-.sri r. The author has faith in the