The evening world. [volume], May 31, 1912, Final Edition, Image 11

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U. S. TO INTERVENE
TH1 EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAT ,31, 1918.
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PROTECTION FAILS
Taft Decides to Land Marines
in All Parts of Cuba After
Talk With Knox.
WASHINGTON, Slay St. PretiSsnt
TUt wiu order Onlttd Statea marlaes
Ul Maojtcketa to protset U forelira
property In Cuba if la tho next hw
days Vresldeat Qomii it unable to
Sasmoattrato that ha caa do to.
This decision waa ra"!icil by Use
President at a conference with Secre
tary of State Knox. For moro than
two hours the President and Mr. Knox
want over the situation in Cuba tni
ileilco,
When asked If Undine American forces
ta protect foreign interest would Mean
Intervention, the President eald It would,
illng that whllo thero Is a urcit Hf
ference between the present upilslng
and the poUMcal trouble In 1501. when
the Unttod State Intervened, tho pur
pose of landing troupe wou'.J bo Just the
same restoration and prosei YiUton nf
order.
The President satd further that he Is
determined to have paaco and tran
quillity In the Island ropubll:, that It Is
iiscesiury tut only lor the prosperity
of tho island Itself, but for the protec
tion of foreign Interests, and the United
States ji obliged by the I'latt amond
nient of the Cuban treaty and previous
action to protect other fo.clgn prop-i-rty
than that tf the United States.
He has received no complaint from
wither German or Spanish Interest
the only other besides the United
(Mates that have suffered so far.
The arrival of Uen. Monteagudo at tho
front as the commander-in-chief of the
Cuban Federal forces Is 'belns closely
vatched here. Ills success or failure
is expected tn furecart tho ability of
the Federal (lovcrninient to cope with
the situation.
Should the rebel bunds continue to
attack foreign property it Is powlble
that the Unltwt States wlU st-nd a fleet
of smalt veasals to various points bor
dering on tho robe rones to have mar
ines on hand f or Immediate action.
SULZER DOES NOT
LOOK FOR INTERVENTION.
iVe Give arid Redeem SURETY STAMPS Double Stamps in the Morning
Representative William SuUer, Chalr
klan of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs, expressed tho belief
3ere to-day that tho Cuban situation
had Improved within twenty-four hours
and that Intervention would bo un
,ucessery. Ho said:
"The situation in Cuba Is bolter to
day than It was yesterday. Tho friends
of neace and the friends of Cuba aru
very musli opposed to Intervention ,b
tne united males, -incrc win no no in
lerventlon except as a necessity, to pro
tect life and property. Itcports from
Cuba nrc greatly exaggerated. I am
advised that President Comes has the
situation well In hand and that ho will
be ablf to suppress the Insurrection
without assistance from the United
States. I sincerely trust he will be
kbit to do so."
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oar containing Alexapdur Ilarrle of No.
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vlfe and daughter Mary and W. F.
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You'll recognise the Trade Mark on these
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$3.95
See I'iikp IB t.f tliii Paper.
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Wool NavyBlue
Serge Suits
$4.98
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and Double Hreasted styles,
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.MvmcKerDocKer i rousers,
made with belt loons, full
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In Tan, Blue and White
Khaki, also Tan and Black
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(Uo 17 years.
Boys' $6.00 Wash
-Norfolk Suits, $3.98
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m the newest Norfolk model
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Xingerie Waists V
and Tailored
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Shirts for 98c
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est styles too numerous to describe l
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collar nnd cuffs. These Shirts never tell for leu than $130; -Special
at 98c.
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O'NstU Mela ateeWTkM Wtam,
Men's"Surety"Shocs
and Oxfords, $3.00
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tlio raised too and Cuban heel so popular
this season. Full rango of sizes and widths.
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.same shoes are sold all over tho world at $0.00
per nr.ir. Tlicy are high models in gun
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including button and lace.
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Men's Nainsook
Underwear
50c Quality at 35c
Three Garments for $1.00
Athletic Nainsook Underwear, coat style
fliirts, knee length drawers. All neatly
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Fine iiiiiiisuok and cambric Union suits, coat
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