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guarding her interests.

President Roosevelt has ordered

a number of government engineers

to Haiti more, to tender their ser

vices in such manner as needed.

The flouring mill and grain ele

vator of Con non, Yates Co. at

Memphis was totally destroyed by

tire, entailing a loss of $(50,000.

For the purpose of breaking the

grain and meat trusts and placing

the control of farm products prices

in the hands of the growers, the

United Farmer-' Organization of

tin* Fnited Static i- being exten

sively operated throughout the

west. The main object of tic new

organization is to fight anything

with a trust attached and the farm

ers believe the wav to do is to make

a trust fight a trust.

The St. .lames (Jaz He, London,

asserts on diplomatic authority that.

sstmiing Ru.-sia defeats Japan, she

will be confronted with a demand

for the acknowledgement of Chi

nese sovereignty in Manchuria from

Creat Britain and the Fnited

Slates, and that she must either

grant it or fight both countries. An

understanding, the paper adds, has

been reached in Ibis sense be

tween the Fnited States and Croat

Britain.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Newark journal. (1904). Newark, Ark., 1904-02-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89051084/1904-02-19/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Newark journal, 1904-02-19.