The Columbia evening Missourian

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quired and leaving the rest to the hogs.

This taking what they had to have, grew

into a spirit of taking what thev want-

t-"- -iFL C:iU.-4-r. i"i Mother Hastened

arid SarrDbmmgo Situation M.t.r.n ,Bti

s. ti C()rn r j lead!n i-i.r

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ed, regardless oi me imii mo iu--'.ii -"in is guoq and ol excellent

lives. Haitians and San Dominicans are

regarded as the worst sort ol enemies,

because, of their treachery and possibly,

the marines iln use them a b:l roughl).

"Ordinarily! the troops curse tlie da)

that brought tbem lu tlut country. It j

is seldom that a man sta)s there any

lime without having tropica! ferrr. Ihe

slightest scratch or abrasion of the skin

is neatly" incurable.

ci'aus raoTiCTED covd bhuiers

'-Mirinea have' improved the country

during, their Hay. When I firt went

wcudd permit bullcatts to cross the M.

and. ow the preliminary work lias

there there was not a single road tlut

Iieen finished for a corernmint road

across the island. 'The surveyors on this

worked tinder armeif guards for protcc.

linn .against the. distrustful natives."

That the purpose of the investigation

now beinz carried on will lead in ilo.

removal of troops from these weak cnunf'"H' lidrsdo.

tries where llieir Iisr tnt li,n.l ,A

the nati.e. in their process of cleaning j-"01"- 'XTKRF.Sr SHOWN 3fl'SI0

House, is tne opinion ol Jaeger. I i

quality, according to a report given out

lodar bv F Loesn .irt..l. 1

jtistician for AfisviurL Light frosts oc.

ceeded uy bright sunny weather has ha

tu.M uuiui.uk auu oijing ol Ik- erop

which is beyond frost danger with a very

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Columbia evening Missourian. (1920). Columbia, Mo., 1920-10-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89066316/1920-10-23/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Columbia evening Missourian, 1920-10-23.