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ia a thit-f, no matter what methods

he ?"mplo; and thai making an as?

signment a preferred creditor will

not save him from jail, this especial?

ly merciless form of theft will be

coni" far less prevalent.

Protected Nicaragua

Three Latin-American protec-

torates were maintained by the

Wilson Administration?one in

Hayti, one in the Dominican Repub?

lic and one in Nicaragua. Amer?

ican attention has n focused

more on the workings of the frutee-,

torato system in th?. two West In?

dian republics Unrest in Nica-

ragua eei ess ocal. Yet on

Sunday th marin company which

garrison Managua was called on

to sup* ss an ii surrection,

Our inten ei in this Central

Ai stab back to 1912,

arof the Taft Administra- j

B prolonged in ac

ments subse?

quent entered into concerning

An ei :ctt ri tial rights in the

1 N ?a trans isthmian route.

It was I Id i.i sirable to forestall an

att< nipt i utilizi this canal route

undi r k aus] ices of any other i a

tion, j ist th Unit? I States has

als? 5 ughi to establish preferential

rig"- i os? es south of

Ta: a:...t. withii Ion bian t< rritorj

Our at; with Nicaragua

brought that .-<!:ty into conflict

with the w 1? fund (entrai Amer?

ican tribut al, whicl n ad< a decision

supporting Costa R ia's claim that

Nicaragua was disposing of rights at

the Pacific end of the cana! line

?whirli ?id no* belong to he'-. Soon

after Nicaragua, supported by our

State- Department, withdrew from

the court's jurisdiction and the

court itself fell to pieces.

Apj arently our stay in Nicaragua

is conducive to tranquillity there.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1922). New York [N.Y.], 1922-05-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1922-05-24/ed-1/?sp=12

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1922-05-24.