The citizen-Republican
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CONGRESS WANTS
TO
BE
GEN. SIMON IS NOW
PRESIDENT OF HAITI
Port au Prince, Haiti, Dec. 19.—Gen
eral Simon, leader of the last revolution
•.11
Haiti, that resulted in the flight of
President Nord Alexis from the capital,
•and who made his triumphal entry Into
Port au Prince 10 davs ago, was today
unanimously elected president of the
republic bv the Haitien congress.
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
As soon as the result ot the election
became known the great crowd that
had assembled outside the parliament
building broke into cheers, balutes
were fired from forts and Haitien gun
boats.
Other aspirants to the presidency did
not come forward actively. The rea
son 'for 11ns course was the tear that
another outbreak ol disorder would re
sult in American intervention.
LOUD SOX CAUSE
BOY'S EXPULSION
Middletown, Cor.n., Dec. 19.—Young
August Marsh, who was tackle on the
Midletown high school eleven left that
institution ot learning in some haste
today. As a consequence the students
have ceased wearing their trousers
"turned up" to reveal the splendor of
their hosiery.
August bought and wore socks to the
school vesterday that were loud. His
young woman teacher could not hear
herself think. They drowned the
sound of noon whistles so that recess
was late. They were Nile green in
color, embroidered In vivid red. Better
to dlsplav their glory Augustus made
a double roll in the end ot his trousers.
"Augustus." said the teacher, blush
ing as red as the clocks on her pupil's
socks, "pull down your trousers' end."
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The citizen-Republican. (1908). Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D., 1908-12-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99062010/1908-12-24/ed-1/?sp=3
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The citizen-Republican, 1908-12-24.
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