Part 13: In 1901 the rebellion continued, and strict fighting took place near Colon in Panama. Fighting went on with great wildness with the government troops generally winning the battles. On several occasions foreign troops had to be settled to protect foreign concerns, as was the case at Colon and Panama, to protect the operations of the Panama Railroad. On the final conquer of the revolutionists; the country was in a horrifying condition. Tens of thousands of lives had been wrecked, as well as property and trade. In many towns and villages the entire male population was wiped out. This revolution had a particular attitude upon the United States, because it was during its progress that the United States was negotiating with Colombia for
