The Birmingham age-herald
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strenuous times, tells bow Col. Georgs
Cyrus Thorpe and ten men of '.he
marine corps settled accounts with
Dominican bandits who ambushed
them at a ford. After twenty min
utes of “brisk fighting” there were
twenty dead bandits on the ground.
There were no casualties among the
(marines.
A sharp lesson of that kind should
have a salutary effect. Uncle Sam’s
“international police” have a way of
attending strictly to business which
inspires respect among turbulent peo
ples, whether in Haiti, Central Amer
ica, the Philippines, China or any
other spot on the earth’s surface
where there is an outbreak of law
lessness which imperils American citi
zens and American property
Small wonder that the marines are
the pride of the service. The Stars
and Stripes would have been sub
jected to many indignities in other
[days without them.
Fourth Liberty
Loan Campaign
THE drive for the fourth Liberty
Loan begins a week from next
Saturday and it will continue three
weeks. The amount sought is the
largest yet—six billion dollars—but
every dollar of it will be raised and i
the probability is that the loan will
be oversubscribed
Jefferson county’s quota has not
been announced, but it is likely to be
about eight million dollars. Chairman
Murray Brown has been busy for a
month or more with his organization
plans and when the campaign starts
Birmingham will be ready to do its
part.
This county has won an enviable
reputation in Liberty Loan and other
war activities. It has gone over the
top in every instance, and it will do
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The Birmingham age-herald. (1918). Birmingham, Ala., 1918-09-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1918-09-18/ed-1/?sp=4
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Birmingham age-herald, 1918-09-18.
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