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That there .will be anything but con

stant revolution in Santo Domingo un

less the United States 1 steps in and es

tablishes a protectorate nobody here

believes. The administration, however,

is not unanimous in 1 its opinion on this

subject. Secretary Hay is against ex

tending a protectorate to Santo Do

mingo. The President* realizes thelm

perative necessity for,some kind of ac

tion, but is not inclined to take up the

question for.* final decision until the

Panama treaty is ratified.

CALL BUREAU, 1406 G STREET. N.

W., WASHINGTON, Jan. 26— Strong

influences are working it Is said, with

a fair show of success, to induce Presi

dent Roosevelt to establish a protecto

rate over the republic of Santo Domin

go. No move of any kind will be made

by the Government, however, until

after the. ratification of the Panama

treaty.

The chronic estate of revolution in

Santo Domingo interferes with the busi

ness of American citizens who have

commercial interests there^ It stag

nates trade and endangers the lives of

neutrals .and non-combatants. The

country is alternately taxed and devas

tated' by federal «and revolutlonary

governments. Three American war

ships, .two German cruisers and one

French cruiser are now engaged in pro

tecting foreign commercial interests in

Santo Domingo. This Government al

ready knows positively, that any ac

tion oh its part, however drastic, to^the

end of bringing order and stable gov

ernment ouf of insurrectionary chaos

will !bave .the approval of Europe. The

-PahaTftSv actlo~n-'bf th"e"President In be

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The San Francisco call. (1904). San Francisco [Calif.], 1904-01-27. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1904-01-27/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1904-01-27.