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chargé d'affaires to the Haytian
THE republics since July, 1922, is staying
DELIGHTS 2t the Cambridge. “I enjoyed my
CF HATTL term of service in Heytl,"” sald Con
sul Franksen. “It is, of course, hot
&t Port su Prince, but the country is interesting—
that is to sev, the scenery is charming. One may
ride in four Yours from the city to an altitude of
ur or five thousand feet, and will have mountains
eight or nine thousand feet high in view, as also
the beep valicys, and all clothed in a dense tropical
Tegel n. The society afforded among the fami
lies of the consular aud diplomatic corps is very
Gelightful. I arrived at Port au Prince after the
revoiution of last year had been in progngss for a
cgurle of months. President Sam was deposed in
May snd Alexis Nord, who had been a member of
the provisional government, was made President in
December. President Nord is remarkable in the
fart that he rode a horse all through last year's
Campaign end still rides, though Le is eighty-eight
Years oid. He is nearly seven feet in height and is
vigorous character.” Speaking of the recent re
beliion in the Dominlean Republic, Consul Franksen
said: “There is only e steamer a month between
fan Domingo and Por? au Prince, and the overland
route between the two capitals is practically im
Joseidle, as it takes wecks to get mail through that
wzy. 1 received a cable message from the consul
sam Domingo at the beginning of the revolution,
inficating a meaace 10 Germans and their interests.
a1 once communicated with Berlin, and two war
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New-York tribune. (1903). New York [N.Y.], 1903-12-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1903-12-14/ed-1/?sp=7
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1903-12-14.
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