(Part 2)
The captain said he wanted the cooperation of the municipal officials in running the administration of the town, and because the war was going on, martial law was to be followed. He said that the garrison was there to protect the townspeople from insurgents and outlaws. Primary education was to be restored but with English as the medium of instruction and with some American soldiers as their teachers.
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