Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
UNCLE SAM WILL
ONLY HELP CUBA
GOV. TAFT STATES OR GOVERN
MENT'S POSITION IN AN AID
DRESS AT HAVANA.
PALMA Is LEFT PENNlLESS.
Dependent on Friends for Support Here
after, 1t Is Said, but Maintains
His Usual Proud Spirit


HAVANA, Oct lin an address here
at the opening of the university. this
afternoon t,ov J,,ft oo,,oI,5,a ,,;+L .Lo,
- W 80 -, ''A
"oIoS viva ouoA! AFTER assuring MS
audience that the United States is DONG
no more than trying to help Cuba along.
He said Cuhan idaals have baar, too
h oh IN no If vol,o
A. Tat. l.,a1i 49, ,,..., c,-..
'Ai' AT "uuc" 'n"t TIE ChA'eu S'3'es
takes us staho so that you may once
more be abe 10 point with pride 10 the
lact that the United states is'hot an eA-
pAoltlhS nation Dut only mas Such SYM
pathy with progress rs to be Wiling to
Spend lis brood and treasure in spread
lug progressive 2uveruineut Throughout
, TIE word
wASuINcTnN ~ = 0c+ So
nor ,n,a.,-t, -, -, p,,n~S,a, s,}J
Iod,vs
,,i.~ snond.no furry of tho seventy
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',i - y :, l ts''1eite
ine pdl1ee III nav ana "i1noot q u' -.
Ai5 lot '"ne' 80 90 -" l,,,'T.oi
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gu. III Tue cause VI BIS coonHS'
NV tdoieu 70 leI1uSHo @iA'i t',' az
'H'ltA1oA '@ MAKE my mousse MS nome
states AIfnof1%h },,nlidH,t p,Imn ~
practically penniess, he has hosts Of
amends WAC Will remain steuGfaSI, even
tnougn adversely has become his por-
tiO::."
Mr.. Qucsada made known for the first
time that 4 year ago he had rendered his
res gnation. but that President Palma
had declined to accent if. lie sand il
was not his purpose to return to Cuba
and participate III the election to be ar
ranged by the provisional government as
he had no ambitions for future office
o:.,.
o1luatlon Is fosef-
HAVANA, Oct. 1.-Gov. Taft spent
most oi Sunday wondering just what
reIarion Cuua bears to the Unltld States,
CT rather W hat are the responsibilities Of
tie latter to cuban citizens aud to other
nations Ill tnc s.tua.4on In,o which the
Umted States has been forced.
Minister Quesada at Washington has
been asked to withdraw his res. gnatlon
and the United States state department
viii notify al Cuban representatives
abroad TO keep Their pos,s. Minister
Morgan OF the United States Will remain
mere and othclally call on Mt. laft, VINO,
Hs ne3a =; u tht Gupan soFetaiiient, WIZ II.
government of VIII oh he is secretary Of
war MIR Taft sees the hunQr of the
whole situation.
pE,~,uo. No. T,r5oI
hamofs OF 1flctloh at tlehlueSos De
tween insurgents ana lhe hufal 'uaFa
caused lhf sendilg oI 4Jo marlheS 10
Ilas port ny ram iaSt hlsht' one nun
area more were lahued odhday at uhaS
ue H"@, rom tne aton'" t ir guar
80 Inn 49, 1tu" -; 80
tho or,,es ,ra ia" ~ ~ ~ @ n.'u
tectmg tlnglish rallroad properly,
HE hentucky caHe III Sunday morn
ing with 5ou more marines and the In
diana has 500 more. In addition to
those already here there are 1900 eN-
pected by wednesday night, by the ar
/ fFai OF the Texas the brooklyn and
TIE Tfairle' 10 relleVe the shlps, Secre-
tafy 1aIt ofdereo that 1ooo marines De
sent to camp Columbia this morning.
IN tha h"rnor nav .,nd i', ~, %vi 'essels
| there will be fourteen, Il larger fleet
than that which whipped the Spanish
off Santiago The Cuuans are dengh.ed
! and laugh about the torce sent to keep
them III order. I.eporls of Drigandage
are coming in. but there are no signs Of
serious trouble. anywhere
r. u:4. oIo4
1uhs'oh hi.S opsIacle'
Gen. FunStonS disarmament commits
sion and the commission appointed bv
the rebels struck the first obstacle Sun
dav l., the shane of a desire eynrpssed hv
the reyolutionists to retain their arms
rrhair arpumant puas +b,t tho ,,or, ia