The sun
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- The Gordon journal · August 26, 191526 de agosto de 1915
- The Olneyville times · August 27, 191527 de agosto de 1915
- The sun · October 10, 191510 de octubre de 1915
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found tu I i
other couth
should be a
method of
lions I du
have round lllal lixed prices ex.st only
iii the temperate aune; that ihe fur-
ther north one oe the more firmly
prices arc held, while the nearer the
equator one g-.cs. the more necessary
u is to dlcki r ir d trade,
The railroad wrvlce in Hayti is verv
poor, bin there is one consoling fea
ture, in -In. thai there la very little
of it. Tin r is .me line whit h operates
from port uq I'rlnc ann it sixtv-slx
miles into the country and will une
day concert with t'npe Haytlan, which
Is aboul lot miles distant There are
also two nther short In- on tl'' Isi-
and which have Utvn ttnanood by
Americana,
cedar, logWOodi fustic
pine and dyewood,
Still tiaytt'l possibilities do not rest
with her mining nnd timber prospects
ulone. The greatest asset of this
Island, io my mind, i ti e wonderful
soil- loam extending from one to two
feet deep, In thin loam almost any
thing can be grown Tropical fruits
und Vegetables of every description
may be raised on this Island.
Not only is the soil perfect but by
going lo different elevations almost
nny kind of climate run lie enjoyed
Tropical products such as coffee and
cocoanilts can be raised In the low
lands, frulls requiring les heat, such
as oranges grapefruit, WO., can be
raised on the higher landa, while In
the moil' tains strawberries, sweet po
tatoes and even cabbages and potatoes
grow with wonderful luxuriance, I
saw potatoes which were so large that
I io, ild barely lift tlniii. However,
the principal producta now are sugar
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The sun. (1915). New York [N.Y.], 1915-09-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1915-09-19/ed-1/?sp=47
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1915-09-19.
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