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The Darliguenave Government os-1 0)ler wori)a all are in te iiuntls of

tenslhly is in control, but in reality Aamp;li Carterton. So' thei' will re

Admiral Caperton Is. Should Admiral nHln 8t least until the Senate next

Caperton "and his forces go away Its w inter lias a chance to ratify the pro

would he urgently necessary for posed treaty Vjin Hayti for the Amer-

uanigusnava to go atso, necause ir nu.. nrotectoi ate.

Some one went inquiring about

also, because if

he tarried he miaht -aiSic.ui The j

ooieetarg and other ot;:c--s nf tha

CMVetvmttsfl are performing their!

duties, although only along the coast I

in the region under control, honestly

and as efficiently as they can. The I

reason is thai American marines' ami

bluejackets stand over thent

To introduce a proper system of ac

counting Into lb business of COlUOt-

among navy onicers tne otner nay m

i learn Just what mtlnner of man is Ad

j mlral Caperton, who 'is charged-with

such extraordinary powers and deities. I

j "There is not a great deal to tell j

about him," said one who has been an

intimate friend of the Admiral's for j

'thirty years. "He Is Just the plain,,

I unassuming, modest, likable and very

lug revenues several navy paymss-1 human individual vou know him to be;

ters have been sent from this country. g nHVill officer. There are many like

Meantime the .one under control 's him In the nuvy.

gradually being enlarged. The j ajg never has done anything speo

murines are doing this. There are tacjlur. for he never has had a chance,

only 2,200 of Ihem, to be sure, hut they He has had lots of Important work,

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.