Custer weekly chronicle

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j :on for a year, says Mr. Barrett, all

|of the 20 republics in South and

Central America will be on our side

Six, he reminds us, have already

broken relations with Germany. They

are Brazil, Bolivia, Panama, Uru

guay. Cuba and Costa Rica. In ad

dition, Guatemala, Honduras, Nica

ragua. Hayti and the Dominican Re

l pulic have “assumed the same atti

tude”. Argentina may sever rela

tions at any time, and if she does

o, will probably carry with her

Chili. Peru and Paraguay. Or the

i fivp remaining countries. Venezuela,

J Ecuador. Columbia, Salvador and

and Mexico he says that they all lean

strongly toward the United States

and the Allies.

He might have added that those

countries, which, like Colombia, feel

that they have any real grievance

against this country, are acuated by

their love for France and their fear

of Germany.

It is easy enough to read the sen

timent of these Latin repubilics in

their press. Being really free, our

neighbors have a free press. Mr.

Barrett, reports that public senti

ment as expressed by the newspapers

is "ovrwhelmingly pro-German and

pro-Ally, for 95 per cent of these

papers are sincerely anti-German.”

Hie Thrift Cult.

From the various war-economy

propoganda a regular thrift litany

might be evolved. We’re urged to

save sugar, because France needs it;

to save wheat, because all our al

lies need it: to save meats, especial

ly beef and pork; to cut down on

fats and gasoline and tires and lub

ricants; to economize on fuel and

wool and butter and milk; to eat

corn and oats and rye and potatoes

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Custer weekly chronicle. (1917). Custer City, S.D., 1917-10-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn97065763/1917-10-20/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Custer weekly chronicle, 1917-10-20.