Evening star

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j Haiti for a long time that it wa

rilling to help Haiti out. The sug

estion was made four years ago, firs'

hat the United States fuitd the $14,

DO.OOO outstanding debt, and, to insur

ayment, assume a receivership of th

ustoms revenues, just as in Santo Do

lingo, thus relieving Haiti of any em

arrassment from foreign sources.

But Haiti declined to take the hini

t has been said that the one privileg

iat Haiti has retained is that of goini

a perdition in her own way. True

everal years ago the responsible gov

rnment of the time agreed to the pro

osal to the extent of appointing thre

iaitians to come to this country wttl

lenary powers to negotiate the treat:

nd to make the funding loan.

No sooner, however, had they beei

ppointed when leading Haitians in

armed the three that if they did no

ecline the appointment within twenty

Dur hours there would presently b

tires important funerals, with thes

hree gentlemen riding at the heads o

U I ctKAIP HA

in- iraj;ctHYo pruc?Bt9IVllB. wv

lined.

What really made Uncle Sam mac

owever, was the performances incl

ent to the close of the administrate

f the president who pre'eeded D'Artl

uenave. The president, observing i

ew revolution, headed by Dr. Bob<

ainlng power, had 160 of his politics

pponents murdered in jail, and thei

ook refuge In the French legatior

Ylends of the murdered pollticiai

hereupon Invaded the legation an<

murdered the president. The ofllc

ad not been filled when the America!

aval forces arrived on the scen<

bout two jumps behind the Indus

rious Dr. Bobo.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1915). Washington, D.C., 1915-10-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1915-10-03/ed-1/?sp=50

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1915-10-03.