The Republican journal

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II i ir.«i»e*. amt a Few Fine

Money-m iking A merleans.

unlence uf The Journal

'iimi a. April go, 1902.

are unfamiliar with the

opocrap'.iy are likely to

Dominica of the Lee

santo 1 lomingo, the i

si called, which forms

of Haiti. A glance at

yon that the termer is

outer edge of the semi

i.ii w 1 n il separates the

i• n the broad Atlantic;

neo lies tar to the

1 i to 1! ico. The name—

if spehed 1 iome-e-nee

.11:ti ct Sunday." and

1 .0 hu- because be

u, u Sunday

i- in the course of

il• a i e had sailed

consideraMc licet and

tin parpe.. i

m-eit il the stories

;u: t'ecu told him by the

11 i-puniohi concerning

eicedi—of the ('aribs.

the t.r-t land visited in

e caniiitial aborigines

u;uue to the -ea

He touiul plenty of j

1 i proved more than a j

111-r equipped Span- j

iii_<• ;o -ay. 1 lominica is

y :-hi nl of the aribees

ancient people remain i

leh to ue styled a na-'

own experience, as set)

tei to la- sovereign, is

that ot every modern

discovers this beautiful

_ :ea; Admiral wrote: \t

V.v d. 149:: a lofty

-cried to the west. As the

untly onward, other islands

one after another, all

o rests and enlivened by

epical birds while the

as sweetened by the fra

hreeres that passed over

about thirty miles long

b 1 mminica is the loftiest

\ntilles and the most

versified. As you ap

he early morning, a mass

ne seems to rise up out

meet you. which gradu

i.-o.t into wooded hills and

s and mountains tower

clouds. Later in the day.

.as partially dispelled

a' ids. a thousand unex

and eminences stand con

g one above another,

iult! oi. .ike a coh>ssa 1

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Republican journal. (1902). Belfast, Me., 1902-05-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn78000873/1902-05-29/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Republican journal, 1902-05-29.