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faction in the United States over the

government's interference in San Do

mingo. The South American republics

are yet to be heard from.

That which appears to be sauce for

the Dominican goose is by no means

sauce for thu Mexican gander. Uncle

"Sam has taken over the administration

of government in the island rather

than permit anarchy to prevail. But

of course 3,000,000 people are much

more easily managed than 15,000,000.

Besides the inhabitants of Hayti are

mostly negroes and the Democrats

know how to handle that class of per

sons, as the result of long experience.

...It is proposed to add a 2H cent

piece to the coinage. This probably

would be followed by a new chain of

eLores and a whole outfit of slot ma

chines. According to a story in the Decem

ber issue of The American Boy, a

youth named Oliver Stedman was the

first Christmas tree merchant in New

York City. More than one hundred

years ago it was when Oliver and his

friend Mark Carr went out into the

woods up the Hudson river, and cut a

.large wagonload of fir trees. and car

ried them down to the corner of Broad

way and Vesey streets, where they

made their stand. Before that, if a New

York resident wanted a Christmas

tree, he crossed the river and cut a

fir tree for himself and carried it

home.

Probably, among those who will be

Clad if the eight-hour day really be

comes universal, are the hired men

on the farms.

Boston People are contributing

money to buy rifles for use in the next

Irish rebellion. Boston ought to be

a good place to work up sympathy for

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Topeka state journal. (1916). Topeka, Kansas, 1916-12-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016014/1916-12-06/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Topeka state journal, 1916-12-06.