The Dallas express
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bit haety, but well. It was all In the
game.
'I wai eourt-martlalled, of course.
But the artion against me wasn't very
Hpirited. Our tellows knew that the
Ilaytlans were taking advantatce of
every oportunlty that presented It
self to bump off marine, and that'
why, I trues", the only punishment I
receive wan a reduction from a top
sergeancy to be a buck private."
He boasted of another exploit. Thin
one was enacted In Santiago, near
Fort Han Luis, where the marlnea
wer? stationed. He waa guarding Ave
Dominican who were making a road.
The Ave broke for freedom. None
got away. To quote him again:
"T knew they were going to try
and I waa ready. Before they had
gone thirty yarda I had dropped every
one of them, and not one required
'more than one ahot."
He la quoted here merely to ahow
tho condition that obtained at the
time of the writer' presence In the
country late in 191. At that time
armed marine were aearchlng every
where for evidence that the Domini
can were poaaeaaed of arm. There
were no criminal courta; everything
waa attended to by the judge advo
cate In the northern aectlon of the
republic.
He wasn't especially enamored of
hla Job, either, A decent, fair minded
man, withal a good soldier, he did
not believe In doing aa aome of hi
predecessors had done Bending a na
tive to prison for from twenty to
forty year merely becauae a rife or
revolver had been found In that na
tive' house or possession. He tried
to temper Justice with mercy: and
the same was true of the commandant
of fho northern province of San Do
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The Dallas express. (1920). Dallas, Tex., 1920-11-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025779/1920-11-13/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Dallas express, 1920-11-13.
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