The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-29
PEACE RHGNS IN CUBA
People of the Island Are in Sat-
isfisd State of Mind.
THEY WILL UPHOLD WOOD
New Governor-Gereral Has Struck Re-
sponsive Chord-Eatives Have Every
Confidence in the Good Inten-
lions Of the q aited States.


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washing toii' Dee' 60
bens, prominently identined with 'he
Cuban cause who was counsel for the
c,,ho- ,,n+o aur;nr +ba revolution and
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is now associaleu Will 9eiioi ss"ea'u<''
in the Cuban representation mere, re-
turned to-day from a visit to Havana
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where he was ACCORDED an enthusiastic
reception by the Cubans. Speaking of
bis observations he said:
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NO country oil eaieh 10 iiio4@
peace than Cuba. The president mes
sage the declarations of the secretary
,,,o eo,1ox,,od Inv, tho rroc,. finn
" S,,i Waod n,bn -aas thara 10
Va 49, 80 ,1oI;c, nf 1be nresident
a., , ~. , r,irraS ,,itb ,,,itarssl "a,
nav 2.i.d ,,etorsns If +ha revoIutiop
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az a. "a 81 e5t at ,,,,est .ra Sean,v trati-
60 D - ~ 1,.onron1,,,a enuncisted bv
Ho,, ~ '-- Hran5'tba refarm of tho
o",..s.. a. w ~ ,i,-e .aaadv tr;ais tho
otnar;5r ,f tho nriso1,s ~ thossa who
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..oI.5,Snd atIishs, ~ q sys
80 80, Il,,,Iia sotonis a,17 tra con-
str,,atinns of roaSs all viii a view IA
,aaI ,,Slas.i+;at, rfu,aeo ,,,,rnoses hsya
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fa,,-d l., 20 con,,e-sat;on III, r,anv Of
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"ppt a.. n1,Ina
q Cupa, sNGii tilose ". NJ "saT pp ',i
10 tnS feN2i"'Ioh, WIN pC caIisu upoie
70 aid IN the present recollslructlon "a
the lsiano anu TO FORM d soFerhtii ie,
IN Whlch ali the lnnapitanls 81 .u.'a
may take part. Inc leaders OF the
reVoiutlon are deslrous that the govern
ment to be established shall be one that
Will guarantee lire, nperty ana properly
to all. They are anxious to be given
the opportunity, which has been pro-
vided for them by General Wood, of
taking hold of all departments and
thus practically fitting themselves for
the government that is to come. They
expect this new government will be
established as soon as possible, but
they do not insist upon unreasonable
haste. So long as the Cubans are salts
fed Of fine Intentions of the United
nr3ntjc1l stems
beins talren toward the realizatinn of
tha;r bones thew can he relied I1nnn to
onsaparsta With the anoaricsn a,,+bo,,i-
tiae IN the f,Ilast extent Thev them
ssI,,ar ,,,;Il co. ~ - +bo+ +,,era i, ~
fr,sr1 We -, ~ t'..i,,t, ~, 5io
;,s,>;,o ac,1 fsa,,oo 81, 49,
aitaI w., ~ ;,,1-<+c.l 80 +ha 49,
sapitai nay We NV 9teu any 'iie pLos-
nslits oL tne isla M may pe ass I ureu
aney are sau g a., that peace means ans
PROSPERITY anu mat prosperity Will
mean enduring peace.
american people Tor their intervention
settlns IN the oellnite solution Oh Ihe
pohtical future or the island. They rec
oshi2e that lhe .unlted STATES must see
1hat the government OF Cuba shouid ne
sucn as 10 guarantee all interests, put
as TINS is also the OBJECT OF the Cubans,
as expressed TO me through their lead
ers ana IN conversation with great
numper OF persons, lhey stahd ready
TO ana them IN every posslpie way.
nave talked with people represent
ing Inc business interests, spaniards,
ana those Oh the autohomolous regime,
ana tney' LOO, nave commence IN me
situhtioH. ties 40 not 5iilnh 'tHaL elle
time is quite yet arrived 1or them TO
come IorWafd ana take part IN ponies,
sbut L nnd that those Cuoans VINO
Iought IN Inc revolution are ready 10
forget the past . $780,,
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face him are great and difficult, there