Messages of the President On the Relations of the United States to Spain An
Messages of the President On the Relations of the United States to Spain An
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[Telegram. ] Mr. Lee to Mr. Day.
Havana, March 24, 1898. Work of relief progressing most satisfactory. To-morrow arrange- ments made for 22 cars of supplies for Cienfuegos, Cardenas, Sagua, Calibarien, and Santa Clara, and other places. Kailroads will carry special trains through free of charge. Have been greatly assisted by Mr. Klopsch.
Lee.
Mr. Lee to Mr. Day.
No. 803. ] United States Consulate-General, Havana, March 28, 1898. Sir: I have honor to report that instructions have been giveu by t...he civil governor of Havana that the alcaldes and other authorities shall not give out any facts about the reconcentrados, and if any of the American relief committees should make inquiries concerning them, all such inquiries must be referred to him. I am, etc. , Fitzhugh Lee, Consul- General.
28 CUBAN CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr. Lee to Mr. Day.
No. 809. ] United States Consulate-General, Havana, April L 1898. (Received April 5. ) Sii; : With reference to the telegram I had the honor to transmit to you yesterday to the effect that the Governor-General had issued a decree terminating concentration of the conn try people, permitting them to return to their homes, and advising their employment on public works, I beg to inclose a translation of the articles of the decree referred to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Telegram. ] Mr. Lee to Mr. Day.
Havana, March 24, 1898. Work of relief progressing most satisfactory. To-morrow arrange- ments made for 22 cars of supplies for Cienfuegos, Cardenas, Sagua, Calibarien, and Santa Clara, and other places. Kailroads will carry special trains through free of charge. Have been greatly assisted by Mr. Klopsch.
Lee.
Mr. Lee to Mr. Day.
No. 803. ] United States Consulate-General, Havana, March 28, 1898. Sir: I have honor to report that instructions have been giveu by t...he civil governor of Havana that the alcaldes and other authorities shall not give out any facts about the reconcentrados, and if any of the American relief committees should make inquiries concerning them, all such inquiries must be referred to him. I am, etc. , Fitzhugh Lee, Consul- General.
28 CUBAN CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr. Lee to Mr. Day.
No. 809. ] United States Consulate-General, Havana, April L 1898. (Received April 5. ) Sii; : With reference to the telegram I had the honor to transmit to you yesterday to the effect that the Governor-General had issued a decree terminating concentration of the conn try people, permitting them to return to their homes, and advising their employment on public works, I beg to inclose a translation of the articles of the decree referred to.
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