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In addition to the foregoing statement by the Secretary of \A^ir, we call attention to pages 533-589 of the record, where will l)e found a formal statement from the Secretary of War in regard to the so-called Castaneda concessions, with all the correspondence, opin- ions, and official documents relating thereto attached.
CHARGES OF MR. A. E. FRYE.
In addition to all the foregoing, it was testified by Mr. A. E. I rye, who for a time acted as superintendent of s...chools in the island of Cuba, that he was appointed to that position by General Brooke in 1890; that CONFIKMATION OF LEONARD WOOD. 43 he prepared a general school law, creating- and regulating a school system, providing for the emplo^'^ment of teachers, fixing their salaries, etc., which was promulgated by General Brooke in December, 1899, a few days before General Wood became military governor of the island; that according to his law teachers were paid salaries ranging from $75 per month down to $50 per month, and in some cases less salaries, according to the number of pupils a teacher might have; that in the summer of 1900 he made arrangements for the instruction of Cuban teachers, who might desire to take advan- tage of such an opportunity, at Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; that just before he left with these teachers for Cambridge he learned that General Wood was having a new school law pre- pared, which he was intending at an early date to promulgate as a substitute for the Frye law, and that b}^ the law which General Wood was intending thus to put into force the salaries of teachers were to be reduced; that he appealed to General Wood not to put such a law into effect; that notwithstanding his appeal, while he was at Cambridge with his Cuban school teachers, the newspapers announced that the Wood law had been officially promulgated; that in consequence there was great disappointment and general bad feeling among the teachers; that this occurred in the latter part of Jul}', 1900; that at this time General Wood returned from Cuba to the United States, and, learning of the disappointment and irritation occasioned b}' the promulgation of his law, wired Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is enough on that, 1 suppose.
In addition to the foregoing statement by the Secretary of \A^ir, we call attention to pages 533-589 of the record, where will l)e found a formal statement from the Secretary of War in regard to the so-called Castaneda concessions, with all the correspondence, opin- ions, and official documents relating thereto attached.
CHARGES OF MR. A. E. FRYE.
In addition to all the foregoing, it was testified by Mr. A. E. I rye, who for a time acted as superintendent of s...chools in the island of Cuba, that he was appointed to that position by General Brooke in 1890; that CONFIKMATION OF LEONARD WOOD. 43 he prepared a general school law, creating- and regulating a school system, providing for the emplo^'^ment of teachers, fixing their salaries, etc., which was promulgated by General Brooke in December, 1899, a few days before General Wood became military governor of the island; that according to his law teachers were paid salaries ranging from $75 per month down to $50 per month, and in some cases less salaries, according to the number of pupils a teacher might have; that in the summer of 1900 he made arrangements for the instruction of Cuban teachers, who might desire to take advan- tage of such an opportunity, at Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; that just before he left with these teachers for Cambridge he learned that General Wood was having a new school law pre- pared, which he was intending at an early date to promulgate as a substitute for the Frye law, and that b}^ the law which General Wood was intending thus to put into force the salaries of teachers were to be reduced; that he appealed to General Wood not to put such a law into effect; that notwithstanding his appeal, while he was at Cambridge with his Cuban school teachers, the newspapers announced that the Wood law had been officially promulgated; that in consequence there was great disappointment and general bad feeling among the teachers; that this occurred in the latter part of Jul}', 1900; that at this time General Wood returned from Cuba to the United States, and, learning of the disappointment and irritation occasioned b}' the promulgation of his law, wired Mr.
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