The sun

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Admiral Caperton has undertaken the

V making over of a nation. All this, it

must be understood, is nol war.

A aniu manv Havtlans are very

mire In their own mtnda that Admiral

jpeton is not to be successful in his

making over. They point to the fa t I

that Napoleon foiled In much the Bans

Job. for. t will be recalled. Hayti

wrested her independence from Na

poleon and chased the French troops

out of the i.!aml something more than

100 years ago. Ho ho and his followers

asert darkly that they will chase t.'u

perton's force out in the ame man

ner. They do not want to be mad"

over.

Caperton is quite sure that Bohj is

wrong, though Caperton Is not dis

cussing the subject very much. True,

Caperton never undertook to make

over a nation before and does not

regard himself as an expert in the

work, but being an American naval

Infantry regiments each contains a

machine gun company. .Signal Corns,

Medical Corps and. the other branches

all are there, hacking tip the .previtimi

nant Infantry. f r t

Indications are that they are all to

remain some;tiuie. To replace .them

It Is understood ithgt i Admiral Caper

ton has recommended the creation of

a permanent constabulary officered

and trained by Americans Such a

constabulary was organised under

American dirertlon in t'nlm. and has

become a highly efficient force

In Liberia. In Africg. where there is

an American receiver of customs reve

nue, such a constabulary, officered und

trained by Americans, has been opet

office:- of long experience who has 4t,n for H,Veral years, and has 00m

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1915). New York [N.Y.], 1915-10-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1915-10-03/ed-1/?sp=28

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1915-10-03.