Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-03

eiS6 WoEky aAu IL was iNIR16biaiG l0r
ua to get n1en- Rur frr TWO months
destroy any property belonging To
An1ertcaua- The Daaders III We're
united in tfzeis prctectfdn OF foreign
property At tins end OF two months
there car1s an end to thia p~rutectfon,
and from then On III WAS the foreigrI-
ers that principally sufgered- This
came about In tiiis way The rebels
had u~ndisputed possession of the
Eastern end OF the island and the
ant Santtasn-
American wzrsFaiua were i'm rfue
harbor all the time., and the offcers
We're All tiis time hobnohhirrs with
the reheA ade In spite OF WASH
instonSs refnsal to recognizes A1erl
Captain Beiknap OF the sam Frznciscc
ertsred into an a-greer1e1t with the
Eeoef Chief Rtgsoerto Fernandez by
WHICH tne American forces mould po-
lice the Guy OF Santiago SO to release
the ene fnresss taess should then go
ana ana con1f'at tne government
troopa- o this agreement the city Of
sanfIasD Was surrendered to- Bel
Knap WIFI the expreaE undsrstandfnS
t1at NO ARMED forcs should be allow
ed TO enter tine city In a week's t1rl1e
several troop sntps
roagnt so4dlers from Havana to- fgnt
tae fsoeis. Beikna tried to Keep hds
agreement, nut washington or6ered
HIM to let tie troops enter. and Sau-
eiaso was IN tnat way lost to tine
renels by treachsrY.
Fer Tins treachery the foreigners
SUFFERED dearly Frorn this Time on
. oroer was TO destroy principally
BIZ foreisn property and II nscsssary
TO XIII tt1s foretslers. Warrington
go As~ -. 800 az - Z.
49, 1sGss - 800 rrSnSt lTS pIopTie5 -
49, a.ans ~ o.at 70 -.
e. - - - - lo 80
e-.us 80 49, psLI =" sn i"i
We
thaI thsre rnuat eoLae an emo TO the
ara go tne novel plan was
70 nr1be the rebel chiefs TO
surrenoer- Inia proVed ~succeesTul.
ana tne Eevotutlon Is row really at
the polHr OF betne snGec- But e
hoW the reoeis are disarEasd, the gov
srnhasnt proceed % the one
u Srlnecr and error IS ROW In tne
frssKs OF tHs ~eIenseies rebels. ga
my way AorIhl had al interview with
z Eaaa eaaG u raY IN tlrms OF
peaee, In the revoiutton he a been a
Hsefons OF and even
LOOK 20 srnaa 10 hslp the government
l k ntH Why tie government re-
sorted TO nuch means OF
eneing Ihe connlcr- Hs answered:
we mao TO, that Is ALL In Spite OF
aIt a stoTles toId your government
anout cow insfSniHcant the rebels
Wefe, the L2ct remains mat In TWO
provinces alone eheT a $1,000 men,
we mad 20 raise an army OF 2oS,-
eSo laeE 10 beae thefn- 1t came
cheaper IN thls way.
ct suggested that IT. would produce
revolutions without end, IL rebels were
paid to qUft- To this he answered
with great conviction. mo, we are
taking care OF that. These leaders
are now fast disappearing Only the
btlzzascs know where they are. ONLY
the other day I myself had to XIII
eight OF them Oh, they won't both,
er any ore
The estimate of the damage dont
can o easily be estimated as yet
The loss IN the production OF sugz,
alone Will ansosnt to EszrS- one n1iI
Hon tons, whfch accounts for you,
hish sugar prices. No Doubt the loss
es will exceed l89 million dollars.
TN 1905 a sfn1iIar revolution wa!
started in Cuba, bur at that time We
had q practical man In the saddle ir
Washington, and hardly q dollar.
worth of damage was done. before he