Richmond times-dispatch
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- Richmond times-dispatch · October 24, 191524 de octubre de 1915
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ifiveu ejiouuh study to the field and
t he needs th- l.atin republics,
({evolution- 11 the tropi ar- fast
disappearing. and tiie land is now ready
f"r a blu trade movement from the
I tilted States, which l.as never set in
earnestly bei ause of tiie.se conditions
and tin- existing unstable governments.
With Haiti coming tinder the mili
tary rule of the United States and
awaiting the protection of this coun- j
tiy. the last ?.f -lie very unstable-gov. j
eminent of the West indies will pass
into history. liecause of the revolu- i
lions in some countries. there has not
been a clear vision oj_?he nations, peo
ples and governments which have
known no revolutions and have enjoyed
full stability for fully a quarter of a
century. The American public has ac- I
cepted one condition as representative
f the whole, and, therefore, neglected
to cultivate the opportunities existing
so near t?? our shores.
South America, and especially the
West Indies, offers now opportunities
for the building tip of commerce, for
the investment of capital and for homes
for incoming peoples, and a field of
inquir) foi American merchants which
should be taken advantage of whib
thes countries are Isolated to a great
degree by the war.
While the war is occupying the cen
ter of the International stage. the act
ing of that drama has thrown the j
spotlight in such a way upon l.atin
America that there i- more discussion
in tiie nited States about commercial
and material opportunities and possi
bilities in these republics than there
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Richmond times-dispatch. (1915). Richmond, Va., 1915-10-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045389/1915-10-24/ed-1/?sp=15
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond times-dispatch, 1915-10-24.
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