Daily Kennebec journal

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containing his boodle in his recent

hasty departure from Port au Prince.

The problem, therefore, of just what

will become of him assumes a serious

aspect. Still, he should have no difli

culty in securing a fairly remunera

tive engagement on the vaudeville

circuit.

The Jacksonville Times Union de

clares that “the devil seems to be still

roaming around Florida.” The fact

that sulphur water fills most of the

wells in that state has always led

tourists to suspect that his Satanic

majesty was fairly near the surface

there.

In this hour of his deep humiliation

the tact must not be overlooked that

General Xord Alexis was a record

breaker. He retained the Pfesideneey

of Hayti for 6 years and got out of it

alive. With such a record he should

be able to add materially to the at

tractions of any dime show.

The success achieved by a Detroit

lady of public spirit who used her

automobile to run down a purse

snatcher, would seem to prove the

value of this mode of conveyance in

helping the regularly constituted

oflicors to deal effectually with such

criminals.

Heading Democrats are now predict

ing that the next presidential candi

date of their party will come from the

South. In this connection the fact

must not be overlooked that Mr. Bryan

has recently purchased himself a home

in Texas.

Kx-Governor Magoon of Cuba ex

presses the conviction that that little

republic is now able to conduct its

own affairs. It is to be hoped that

events will bear out this prediction.

The number of Democratic editors

who predict the defeat of Mr. Bryan in

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily Kennebec journal. (1908). Augusta, Me., 1908-12-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014248/1908-12-09/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily Kennebec journal, 1908-12-09.