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The work. whatever cannot be same boat," according to the Haitian

avoided In this happy-go-lucky colony, I diplomat, and Domingans are In full

is parceled out. Certain privates are j sympathy with the Haitian cause,

assigned daily to kitchen police. Oth- In view of the campaign pledges of

ers are detailed to catch fish for the 1 President Harding In regard to the

community frying pan. occupation of Haiti, Mr. Vincent sov-

A placard on Capt. Troy's head-,erely criticised the action of Secre

quarters reads: "We are unemployed tary of the Navy Denby in clamping

iiuMi imii oi wiirK. i nereiore, u youiaown tne censorsnip wnicn had tem-

have anything to aid us In this dls- i

tress, we will appreciate it and try

to make good.'

The cliff dwellers, however, have

nut h.,,n tnifinir ti.if lt in mriAiiuiv

inn ing the warm afternoon the pic-1

turesque villagers loll comfortably on

improvised cots, dreaming perhaps of i

Dork clions and watermelon.

And when the moon comes up over

the lake in the evening you can bear i newed Haitian censorship Mr. Vin- iai) the' fall been that there is "weep

the strumming of banjos and the tin-! cent asserted to be as lollows: n(r an(j walling and gnashing of

me or mandolins, inner negro spir-

Ituals" or Ethopian "blues" fill the

air with doleful minors. I

So drastic are the laws laid down

by Capt. Troy that no African golf

is permitted in the Colony, and razors,

except fur the profession barbers, are

taboo.

With Its unique attractiveness, Cave-

vlllo liusi been flin mntrnet for mnnv

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Dallas express. (1921). Dallas, Tex., 1921-07-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025779/1921-07-09/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Dallas express, 1921-07-09.