| Show CUBAN SITUATIONI I I GETS ALARMING I 0 I A s I V I 11 Thera May bo Armed Manifestations I Ill 11 Against the United States I I I ARMY MAKES FIRST MOVE 11 4 I SoWen Say They Mm Ben Trapped ird I Fcoln bI thi Americans I I 1 4 ANO REPORT UtOM DltOOKK I 0 h thoparimeng Tllnka 140 0 olewd for I Analtearlio twsplsooCoPag0 14 in Ill futoyrtrisr4jntral Nw York May 1 11Tht HraWa 4F q Havana corrtapondent taletrarha as Collisions 1 lollTh Tha situation has beIne > mot alarmIng alarm-Ing To all appearanna the Cukana on 11 about to hulks rm1 manlfealallont I aaalixl the United KUIeaud 111 mod A ri uf governing the Island allhouih Ih cunaervallra element mil helms for peaceful Arrangements This state ot affairs which woo brought abruptly lu 1i a head last Saturday by a partial quar 4 rot 1 between cln Oomea and Oor Ota j 1 llruoka haa l cn formlna for the last 1 two months Tile titer move has bvan J 1 mad by the army It will probably be I supported IT many Cubans I 4 ARMY ID IIITTnt I The army which U really represented although many dispute till authority ly I lien Oomt la I parllculatly Miter J against nn lIke oil his policy The 00 Idlers dcclar they hay been miserably I tooled and Implied by the I Americana They look upon the ei chant of a sun for fl aa an Itnomlnl oui transaction for them aa they have not Wen defeated by Americana and wni iuntly they Volumes la exchange I Homo persons war the determination I of the army not lo surrender arms la I I an outcome of nn llrooka refusal to panrtlon Den Oomer plan for a Cuban I I tnllllla At the Cuban headquarters the pUlrunl la Indignantly denltd In par > J flouter by llomei who howatar rt > ruiaa In dlKuia the present situation Dm or Clumci most Prominent offl veto logical Uen Uomel wu brought I into city through Iht Influence cf Mr 1 Miller 119 was loll al that Urn ht wpm wanted In Havana la help Ion llrook establish a uvrnm nt for the Cubans which would JAY no other bull than freedom and lndendenc I Ha was memorably rooted < Ha baa t > een ridiculed for the manner man-ner In which ha I hu Wen emitted br I llrookt II loll on account of hla In flattery with the American fenerol last Poiularlly wllh ties Cuban who BAY I ha I less In a traitor to IhelreauM IIV IIIIOOKITH BC1II Mil Thll was pail or Iln ka nfheme I lie whetted la retire Oomei uself6s l la order that he mliht with further toe I 1 follow out hill orders from Washing 1 ton James and Isis I men art disliked and unpopular today Ht has no la I resigned A lecomrntndallon from him deals mar harm than frood Cubans flooding ha has been wurklnc for on niallon Ha Hill Prove tile Contra ry this week when ht published letters let-ters which have Won exchanged ben be-n him Uses llrookt and InaU I McMnlty WILL iuai CUIIA I 9 After ha ku lion this the rtneral will Probably leave I the Island 110 I lies not a Inn Ht level on charity In fact woo art all doing Iht aunt i I names Wit forced ID dlimlia his atot 1 ai ha did not van have rood for them II I They art all looking for work one 1 6 colonel hag boon mad a policeman at I I a alary 1 of IH a month All Domef 1 II I tncmlea have plcn < ld Positions While I 1 his officer und men urve I 1 I |
