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of honest and efficient administration

of the collections at the ports, the

revenues have Increased greatly. The

republic is paying the interest on its

debt, and its finances are in solid con

dition. Unfortunately, revolution has

again broken out, and revolution al

ways means a falling off in imports

and exports and a corresponding de

crease in revenue. But it is not likely

that the present disturbance will be

of long duration.

Meanwhile the local demagogues

are trying to make capital out of the

presence of American marines, shout

ing that the nation should go into

mourning in the presence of foreign

intervention. But every man who has

even a rudimentary capacity for judg

ment and no ax to grind must realize

that what connection the United

States has with the Dominican re

public is not only absolutely necessary,

but the best thing that ever happened

to that country.

praise them. Wonderful fighters, the

Irish!"

The speaker was W. Bourke Coch

ran. He concluded

"Pat came home one night with a

black eye, a broken noBe and a split

lip a front tooth was gone as well.

'Tim Sullivan done it,' he told his

wife, as he began to bathe the wounds

in a basin of water.

'Shame on ye,' Bridget cried. 'A

big feller like you to be licked by a

little bard-drinkin' cockroach like Tim

Sullivan! Why he—'

'Whist,' said Pat from his basin

softly. 'Don't sphake evil of the dead.'

WONDERFUL ESCAPE.

Oakland, June 22.—Occupants of an

automobile driven by J. A. King of

Oakland had a Wonderful escape from

death when the car left the road,

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal · Atlanta, Ga.;Atlanta, Ga · June 16, 191616 de junio de 1916 · See the original pageVer la página original

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. (1916). Ottumwa, Iowa, 1916-06-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86061215/1916-06-24/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Ottumwa tri-weekly courier, 1916-06-24.