Wichita eagle

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Millo Lacs is a lovely lako, orae sixteen

miles long, and is tho head of Rum rivor.

Along its shores L tho Indian reservation,

and fish and gamo havo boon quite abundant;

but of lato years thero havo been too many

white hunters, and many farmers havetrva-

theyhad shrunk to CO 000. Tho men wero Hayti to do' that Being re-elected, thero

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6T. JOHN'S CATHOUO CULUCH.

J.rru"Si a HiotogrtiphJ

triTTPpg of heroism and noblo unselfishness

timing tho terriblo days in that death ridden

Valley as wauld refuto the paltry cyniciwns

j-of the most CatalcnS icouoolast that ever

tlived.

KOW THC COBanSTONDSKTS WOESED.

Tho sewspnner correspondents havo dono

'inviVhmble work on the scene of disaster

They havo braved hardsnip and dfceasa in

Shotting sports fcr their papers, and tho out

'sido wrxid could never havo formed an ade

'jnato cencoptiou of the magnitude of tho

'catastropho-had it not been for their Inborn

j2cvcr before has the press of tho country

lioeniO'wssl &erved in an ociorRency, and tho

reports of tha United Press, tbo Associated

lPrcss end tho American Press Association

Ijxave well earned tho approbation -cfiho pub-

.c. JosD3cialcerrcapondstsof tho treat

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Wichita eagle. (1889). Wichita, Kan., 1889-07-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85032490/1889-07-07/ed-1/?sp=12

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wichita eagle, 1889-07-07.