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faira, guaranteeing protection for their;

i ala.

The entering of a legation or embassy

of a foreign power is ?me of the gravea!

international offenees which can be)

con nutted, being equivalent to invad-!

ing the country of the legation or em

bassy. It is believed, because of the.

nature of the offence, that the French

government will be satisfied with noth?

ing less than an abject apology from

Hayti, the punishment of the persons

who actually entered the French Legs

and B salute to the French color.?. j

The confirmation of the fact, that the'

Port-au-Prince mob, after firing the1

palace, then stormed the Jiominican

on, where General Oscar had

taken 'cfuge Tuesday, after wholesale I

lions, was laid t" make a declara-;

tion of war between Hayti and the Do-'

minican Republic likely, ?israr weg

t.y a mob in the doorway of the.

legation.

The text of a "call to the Haytian

issued by the revol itionist

ral Bobo, became available here'

to-day. In it he denounces the Amen- i

can protectorate in Santo I'omingo'

and calls his followers to save Hayti

from a similar fate. The call Is as

follows:

zens and sol.lrers: To-day, as

10, when the MacDonald affair

cost me two months and a half in

irons ami ?'leven months' exile, I ex

to ft u my ?entiments toward th?

Americans. There is no people who?p!

genius and industrial activity I ad-1

mir?> more. I hive been in America

HAVE YOU CHOSEN?

WI nre In th<? midst of the

vacation season. You

face the unknown risks of

travel and health.

Have you chosen the execu?

tor who will take up your

task If you do not ret urn?

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1915). New York [N.Y.], 1915-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1915-07-29/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1915-07-29.