The Wheeling intelligencer

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lution which was adopted without dis

sent to provide for rural credits legis

lation at an early date Opinion on

the subject was divided but most of

the senators said later that there

seemed to be no chance of getting ac

tion on a rural credits bill at this ses

sion.

CEN. METELLU8 ENTER8

CAPE HATIEN WITH ARMY

CAPK HAITIKN, Haiti. Jan. 18

General Metcllus. commanding l ho

government troop*, entered Cape Ha

tlen with l.ooo men today after

reaching an understanding with Gen

eral Vllbrun Guillaume, who Is a can

didate for the presidency of 'he re

public and who commands the Insnrr

ent force which took possession of this

csty last Saturday. The city ts quiet

Revolution Spreading

Washington. Jan i* the iate-t

I revolution In Half! la spreading rapid

ly. according to unofficial advices re

I celved at the state department Gen

eral Gillaume I* personally 'eading

I the revolutionary forces, which have

I swept all before them from Cape Ha

tlen to Gonalves

A Pvrtlnent Question.

Mttla Helen was taken to rhurch

for the Brat lime one Sunday The

service was a source of wonder to

her. but after the alms basin had

I been passed and she had put In her

mite her curiosity was uncontrollable

I and she turned to her mother

Mother." said she. "what do we

get for our money V fudge

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Wheeling intelligencer. (1915). Wheeling, W. Va., 1915-01-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86092536/1915-01-19/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling intelligencer, 1915-01-19.