Bridgeton pioneer
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- The Washburn leader · August 7, 19087 de agosto de 1908
- The Washburn leader · August 7, 19087 de agosto de 1908
- Bridgeton pioneer · August 20, 190820 de agosto de 1908
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bility, liberty and Justice do not seen
to rattle the South Americans. They
kill and Imprison, then proclaim am
nesty end peace, telling the world that
tales of oppression and disorder are
libels.
Haiti is within the sphere of oar in
fluence in the Caribbean sea, in oar
pathway to Panama and a neighbor of
our possession in Porto Rico. We are
at least interested in having order
there and a decent respect for ctalin
tton. But because we seem to regret
the prevailing conditions there it mast
not be supposed that we desire to an
nex the territory of the Haitians. W*
already exercise a virtual protectorate
over two-thirds of the island upon
which the republic is situated—that Is,
the Santo Dominican territory—so it is
really an evidence of patience and tol
eration on the part of our government
that no formidable display has given
emphasis to our manifest desire for a
stable government and the protection
at life and property in Haiti.
The movement to Europe began late
this year, and for awhile deep gloom
pervaded the tourist resorts of the con
tinent But the clouds lifted, and all
concerned over there are likely to reap
the usual harvest and it is predicted
that when the season ends it will b»
found that onr financial stringency has
not been so severe as to check the
American roving fever.
When business is booming diamonds
are good sellers. During a slump dia
monds drop. Just now the Africa#
mines are closing down to prevent tin
market from being overstocked, a fair
teat of the condition -of trade in hit
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The Washburn leader · Washburn, McLean County, N.D. · August 7, 19087 de agosto de 1908 · See the original pageVer la página original
Bridgeton pioneer · Bridgeton, N.J. · August 20, 190820 de agosto de 1908 · See the original pageVer la página original
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Bridgeton pioneer. (1908). Bridgeton, N.J., 1908-08-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87068192/1908-08-13/ed-1/?sp=4
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Bridgeton pioneer, 1908-08-13.
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