Omaha daily bee

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abominationt, murdering one another, and an oc

cation! viitor, of repudiating eMernal debt,

and generally neglecting obligations, the iiue

is plain.

Dr. Carl Kcl.ey of the I'imer.ity of Peim

ylunia, who tpent months on the Uland, in

vcit'gating both Haitian and Dominican condi

tion., it constrained to report that the people

are 'not yet ready for all the reiponsibilitirt they

l.ad aumed. They are struggling to attain civ

iliratiou. In the Dominican end of the island

they have made considerable progres; in Haiti

they were slipping back into the darkest of tav

agery. That is why the United Statet govern-

ment has taken hold, and it alio cxplamt why

superficial obscrvert are misled into the notion

that our control there is detrimental to the is

lander. Our government hat not undertaken the op

preion of the natives; it hat dealt firmly with

them, especially with the "caeo" bands of out

laws, jet it still permits the Haitian government

to function in its own childish way, striving to

lead the people to an understanding of what self

government means. We are carrying the "white

man's burden" in this rc;.pcct. and are getting

little hel? from those mistaken friends of freedom

who think that the Haitian is mistreated because

he is required to behave himself.

Forchandedness Affords Protcclion.

Omaha users of coal are fairly well prepared

for the siege that is to come with the promised

strike of miners. Many thousands of tons are

ir. teservc, and enough is on hand to carry on

for at least ninety da) s on normal consumption.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Omaha daily bee. (1922). Omaha [Neb.], 1922-03-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99021999/1922-03-31/ed-1/?sp=8

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Omaha daily bee, 1922-03-31.