. Under three flags in Cuba; a personal account of the Cuban insurrection and Spanish-American war . d. From Guimaro to Bayamo, the road is excellent,and passing south of the historical Zanjon, where thetreaty of 78 was signed, we crossed the Rio Jobabointo Oriente on February 3. General Enrique Colazzo was at Santa Luisa, quar-tered in a palatial residence furnished probably byMaple. For five days previous we had traverseda bad district and suffered many privations throughprairie fires. Thanks, however, to my hospitable host,and his chief of staff. Colonel Hernandez, I was soonrefreshed in bo
. Under three flags in Cuba; a personal account of the Cuban insurrection and Spanish-American war . d. From Guimaro to Bayamo, the road is excellent,and passing south of the historical Zanjon, where thetreaty of 78 was signed, we crossed the Rio Jobabointo Oriente on February 3. General Enrique Colazzo was at Santa Luisa, quar-tered in a palatial residence furnished probably byMaple. For five days previous we had traverseda bad district and suffered many privations throughprairie fires. Thanks, however, to my hospitable host,and his chief of staff. Colonel Hernandez, I was soonrefreshed in body and mind by a bath, a meal, cleanclothes, and sleep. Colonel Charles Hernandez, thenof Colazzos staff, is the typical American the warm-hearted and chivalrous traits ofhis race, but reared in the free atmosphere of theUnited States, and untarnished by the environmentof Spains mediaeval civilization, he is a living exam-ple of what the true Cuban may be under happierauspices. This command led the assault against Victoria deLas Tunas, the fourth city of Santiago. It was cap- 196. CUBAN CAVALRY AT LAS TUNAS.
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