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reciprocal domestic postage rates.
Under this agreement. If the
countries actually sign, domestic
rates of exchange will prevail on
letters, postal cards and printed mat
ter between tho following countries:
United States, Spain, Argentina,
Bolivia. Brazil. Colombia, Costa
Rica. Cuba, Chile. Dominican Re
public, Ecuador. San Salvador, the
Philippines. Guatemala, Haiti, Hon
duras. Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama,
Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Vene
zuela. As agreed upon here, packages
carried between these countries con
taining books, newspapers, printed
matter and commercial papers shall
not exceed four kilograms (of 2.20
pounds each) nor 4 5 centimeters
(about IS inches) in length. Single
books however, may bo carried up
to fivo kilos in weight.
EXTRA VAG A ISC ES OF
CIVILIZATION INVADE
SOUTH SEA ISLANDS
PAPEETE, TAHITI. Jan. 1.
Those who Lrave tho long voyage
to tho South Seas in tho hope of e.s
cpir.rT tho rxtravapancc'S of civiliza
tion are likely to nu-et with bitter
di5illu?ionment before they have
been in the islands m.'ir.y hours.
The hectic atmosphere of the
metropolitan dance hall has been
wafted across the lonp; miles of blue
fea to these isolated shores r.il
Pcardway f.aunt.s brazenly throuph
the shadows of the cocoanut proves.
The pramophone has como to Tahiti
and has been acquired by every' na
tive who could find the wherewithal.
And now the peaceful silences, brok
en heretofore only by the sound of
the distant boominp of ihc Kurf on
the barrier reef and tho foft ca
dences of native pinpir.p. are shat
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South Bend news-times. (1921). South Bend, Ind., 1921-01-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87055779/1921-01-02/ed-1/?sp=21
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: South Bend news-times, 1921-01-02.
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