Springfield weekly Republican

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statesmanship blood is quite natural

just now.

The state department urges pro

spective tourists to apply early for

passports and admits at the same

time that the passport office is al

ready completely swamped with ap

plications. Perhaps the department

wants to see what the office can do

when it is put to it.

President-Elect Borno of Hayti,

who is said to represent the orderly,

conservative element of the republic,

is described as “not violently hos

*tile”'to the United States. These

testimonials tend on the whole to

damn American occupation with

faint praise.

Palestine is suffering from a seri

ous unemployment situation and

still more, apparently, from increas

ing Arab hostility to Jewish ascend

ency. The growing pains. of Zion

ism are severe but the evidence on

the whole is that the growth is

healthy.

The greatest increase in popula

tion in Italy since 1861 is the record

of the last decade, notwithstanding

the ravages of war and disease. It

suggests why Italian immigration to

the United States continues in the

van.

Commissioner Hirshfield of New

York, who has been busy picking

flaws in the school histories, is firm

ly convinced that the next Demo

cratic candidate for President will

be a man of the type of Mayor

Hylan. And the commissioner is

probably as good in prophecy as he

is in history.

The poor quality of the money and

securities printed was the reason for

President Harding’s summary oust

ing of the employes of the bureau of

engraving and printing, the organ

of the bureau’s skilled printers an

nounces, with approval. If so, is

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Springfield weekly Republican. (1922). Springfield, Mass., 1922-04-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1922-04-20/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1922-04-20.