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trial education to the urban popu

lation, the American high commis

sioner states. He says that “the

Haitian Government considers it

not only essential 'but vital that

the Haitian people be taught to

use their hands.”

General Russell also states in

his report:

“The efforts that have been made

and are being made to foster the

further increase of production in

Haiti will soon show results and

with the passing of an appropri

ate revenue law and the renova

tion of the Haitian judiciary, the

advance toward the stabilization

of government will be most mark-

ed.

“As in past years President

Borno has co-operated in every

■way for the carrying out of the

provisions of the treaty of 1915,

and has made the marked improve

ment of last year possible.

“The treaty officials have con

sistently, tactfully and energetical

ly carried out their duties and the

efficient management cf the re

spective departments under their

control has largely contributed to

the remarkable progress which is

being made in the bringing cf

happiness and prosperity to the

Haitian people.”

Statements Contradictory

Statements in the report of Gen

eral Russell are contradictory to

those made upon the floor of the

Senate by Senator William H.

King, Democrat, of Utah, who was

recently barred by President

Borno from visiting Haiti because

of derogatory remarks made by

the Senator concerning the Haitian

president in demanding that the

American forces be withdrawn

from the island republic.

In a speech in the Senate on

February 1 last, Senator King de

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The Washington tribune. (1927). Washington, D.C., 1927-03-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87062236/1927-03-25/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington tribune, 1927-03-25.