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aua al'lele 10 deal Win the operations
49, t'ttiillsISo, GilliiouSH Volumes
.o,,ra NC Mii'.en ,eiilns OF lhe great
esn = aha caring OF lhe Anaerlcan
sonaias. i.lie ollcer ana soidler. OF the
i ers 80 rnelliclency or army
Eenera1 Hiina Until me ARRIVAL or
uiisiai Mlles' IL j pc noted That
me physleally weak commander of the
&c.. al.is I~onteliiPlated fetreatlhg
rom San Juan hill on July 4, and being
Snysiealy ncapacltated from further
~ eoiaiiiiand sent lor me next rank
s rs - tau, ~" oulllneu Tue proposed
Ie.reat, .elilmg lhe general to assume
command. mat general quietly but
1929. ~ lllorfheu lhe Gofhlaahoer that
an Ainellcah army under ms command
rouio lever felfetl ON the fourth OF
suly. mat was the wrong day to be
XVI saen a naoveinent. lhen the great
%pffa sire''' la Mnsnang1on w ,ooa mold hnrr OF
onMaru me thlh line spreading over
fourteen miles hung on and Spain was
peaten: 1t is safe to say, had a retreat
oeen ordered the army would have dis
regarded the order. American men and
Slood We're spent in taking that hin;
AInerlcan men and blood would hold it.
Wlthout an order from anyon the
army stormed San Juan hill and; as
sThey'd hold it until hell freezes" And
Shey would:
Colonel Cheney's part in this cam
paign was conspicuous. He was UNI
Ter no ones command but was after
thformatlon of all kinds. Over at Caney
ne saw Chaffee " Lawton lock horns
with vara del Rey. and right here
a the hardest lighting of the cam
paign. In the afternoon he was back
at San Juan and saw the rush up the
a1ll; He was in it as much as any
soldier.
After Miles came and brought order
put Of chaos. Cheney went with him
20 Porto Rico, and at the close of that
campaign of flowers Colonel Cheney re-
iurned to h United States. The pres
dent was appreciative of the work
this quiet man had done and offered
aim an appointment as a captain and