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towns had joined the “legalisla”

cause, late today a force of about

sixty rebels was defeated at Cafetnba.

W ith four separate revolutions

raging and the American minister re

turning home after several months of

fruitless efforts to restore peace, the

liltln republic of San Domingo is

causing the Washington government

grave anxiety. The United States

is morally bound to maintain order

there under the semi-protectorate

created by treaty.

i ouay s reports showed no im

provement. For many months Presi

dent Bordas, obliged to maintain bi3

office by extra-official decrees anti

partial elections, has been leading

his troops unsuccessfully against re

bellious senerale in the north. Mean

while revolutions have broken out in

other sections at Asua, where the

government navy found it necessary

to destroy the customs house, along

the line of railway between Sanches

and Samanabey, at Monte Christa

and l a Komana in the soutiheast. In

this last neighborhood there are ex

tensive American plantations, agents

for which appeared at the state de

partment today looking for protection

of (heir property.

A conviction is growing here that

only through powerful outside repre

sentations and probably that of the

I nited States, can chaotic conditions

he, terminated. The revolutionists

appear unable to overcome the Bor

das government, but Bordas has not

been able to defeat his enemies. Mr.

Vick, the American collector of cus

toms, has resigned, and now Minister

Sullivan is returning, leaving Score

tary White in charge and without

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The Sentinel=record. (1914). Hot Springs, Ark., 1914-07-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89051285/1914-07-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Sentinel=record, 1914-07-09.