The Topeka state journal

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not lie altogether, however, in the

fields of politics and strategy. There

is the added advantage of that local

stability which underlies and must

precede any thought of closer rela

tionship in the commercial field. Dif

fering from, but in the same general

direction as the conventions with

Cuba, Panama, the Dominican Repub

lic and more recently with Haiti, the

Nicaraguan treaty now takes its place

among those mutual agreements

which have for their main purpose the

promotion of general welfare in and

among the republics of the American

continent.

Journal Entries

The different kinds of individuals

on earth are limited only by the num

bers of its population.

It is well for the despondent to re

member that even the sorely crippled

think life is worth living.

Manv narties are given not only for

the purpose of entertaining some folks.

but also to snub otners.

The music that soothes the savage

breast is also likely to get on the

nerves of tne docile individual.

J ay hawker Jots

Attention is called by the Erie Rec

ord to the fact that this is the season

of the year when the carpenter, paint

er and paperhanger, each try to hold

down fifteen or twenty different jobs

at the same time.

Here is a curious thing, as Tom

Thompson points out in his Howard

Courant: The boy who lives in the

country and gets plenty of fresh fruit,

vegetables and milk considers canned

goods a luxury.

Attention, grouches! The Sabetha

Herald says: A grouch usually thinks

he is impressing people with his digni

ty and offishness. But as a matter of

fact, folks know he is stupid and uses

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Topeka state journal. (1916). Topeka, Kansas, 1916-05-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016014/1916-05-01/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Topeka state journal, 1916-05-01.