Evening star
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Indies are twp republics in which the
American evildoer is almost as securely
safe. One is Haiti and the other Is Santi
Domingo. Both are usually so torn by
revolutions that the existing government
is almost unrecognizable. In consequence,
both are favorite resorts for American ad
venturers and fugitives of the more enter
prising sort. One American who left New
Orleans Inconspicuously because of a little
difference wit the law rose to high rank
in the Hp t' n army, and was eventually
killed in fight with revolutionists on the
Dominican border.
The little republic of San Marino, in the
south of Europe, is another secure strong
hold for American fugitives. But It is so
small that the average evildoer does not
seek it out for fear that he may toss In
his sleep and roll over its frontier Into
Spain. And far to the eastward there is
Sarawak, In the East Indies, where an
Englishman holds forth as absolute mon
arch and every stray soldier of fortune Is
welcome.
Were he to be a daring knave, an Ameri
can fugitive might find safety, at least
from American justice. In a dozen or more
of the queer nations of central Asia?
though It is more than likely that the na
tives would soon finish him. In Afghanis
tan the ameer would be glad to see him.
and in Beloochistan the rulers of the state
would treat him as a distinguished visitor
In Tibet proper he would be under the eye
of the Chinese authorities, but outwardly
Tibet Is not Chinese territory, and the
treaties with China do not affect it.
High up on the central Asian tableland
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening star. (1903). Washington, D.C., 1903-10-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1903-10-31/ed-1/?sp=16
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1903-10-31.
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