The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11
LESSONS 0F T|R.

aAGs RUDlsCs1x WAs
npns onEATEsr DA1cEn
clarke Declares sBsoss
1s1sssssaas'' were = nenaes
I'm -. novernnent n the CSn1see
fesas-Cervera ADDssveA.
~neiudIng his exhaustive article
- NFhe Naval Aspects OF the Span
Is amesican War" a part OF which
s. Trr1uted in the Tribune on Thurs
" - CnI. Sir George Clarke. writing
ID - ~ e. nrnrueyss Naval Annual Tor lse5.
b - danger from the press and
:Ss6r6e1ene II perhaps the greatest
- ne recent war" In holding up
~ 5So5nr a q menace TO necessary
Ia S&s1.n and succsssfuI strategy, and
- The newspapers with the poll
- quotes from Capt Goodrich.
r ~ = having inspired the conciu-
s. szss 1e'aA fortune. however. ayerted the
Of this danger. the critic
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q = x1ar clamor'' was reckless Ia
& nilitary operations In Cuba
] ~ - ras extrayaranf,y feared
g 4 ms weakest. he says. and ig-
sgAees II was strongest. while the
\ ssnd people Of the United States
||Is:11s1 marked tendency to undernts
Bcnlties Of military operations In
- Thsn this titled critic proceeds
- I1npAsGfonate way TO praise the
- Assortment and to condemn thu
S1I1sU department..
0NpseeeminGs - the Arnsy.
- sexsI department IT Washinxaor,
- RI - occasios,.a he saws: ssthe mill
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go ana wounded at San Juan would
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accordingly carried an, fr,,, "a. - 80
= ". No assault toak place and the mil.
s0sy operations were limited to an IN
ssscnAnEs Of fire between the afpossnr
sWSes intrenched az eie@e utiarter.. And