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Evening star., 1919-04-12
Foreign Visitors and Business,
This announcement appears:

appears.
"The Chilean financial commission.
seeking to establish closer relations be-
tween that country and America. will
arrive in Washington Saturday morn
ing and will remain here several days.
the guests of the Chilean embassy.
Later they will visit large cities to
study financial conditions and confer
with business men and bankers
These visitors are very welcome, and
in Washington and elsewhere Should
and doubtless will, receive many evil
denees of the fact. Their mission is
one of national interest, and appeals
on the score of its connection with one
of the most important features of our
reconstruction problem. We are de-
sirous of establishing and maintain
ing very close relations with all the
nations of the western hemisphere.
fashioned according to the require.
ments of the new conditions created
by the war
And why should there not be visits
to America for the same purpose by
representative men of all the Central
and South American eountriess WHY
should not they be formally invited,
and arrangements made for their re-
ception and entertainment There
could not be better stroke, either
from a business or social point of
view
Here is something for Congress as
well as the general public to consider /:
"Information of plans for reform of
the British consular service, with a
proposed expenditure of Il 900 900 an
nuaHy for consuls and 1885, 900 for
commercial attaches, was received with
great interest yesterday by officials
here who are directing foreign trade
:. preparations. Cooperating with tho
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Negligees Cool and Dainty for
Warmer Days

As low $275-a dainty Aowered white lawn, blue, pink
lavender oras shrred show attractive heading at
the line, and with long ruled collar and ruie finished
sleeves Or white dotted Swiss with adjustable belt lace
trimmed collar and kimono sleeves and bow finishing
AT $780, Polka Dotted Lawn Negigee blue rose violet or
shrred in back sahed 'front.' and
collar, sleeves pockets skirt trimmed with rufnes
$780, White Wolfe, with ribbon
through beading the and Val lace trimmings
Pink Blue Dotted White Wolfe, with huge shawl
collar. elaborated with lace and ribbon SASH
White Voile SOS; and fine
barred White Wolfe, S050
DEPARTING
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Coats, Wraps
and Hats
For Little Tots

New Coats and CapeS ar
irving daily, so that there are
interesting assortments even
the week before Easter. Some
prices noted:
Little Tots Serge Coats. $500
up.
Little Tots Silk Pongee Coats,
$1,000 up.
Little Tots Gray or Tan Mel
ton Coats. $500.
Little Tots Silk Coats. $500
up.
Little Tots Checked Coats.
$500 up.
Little Tots Coat. brown jer-
sey. $3.50.
Little Tots Sport Fabric
Coats. $6.s5 up.
Little Tots Serge Capes, $500
up.
Little Tots Broadcloth Capes.
$500.
Little Tots Coat, rose cheviot,
$120O.
Infants White Pique Coats.
$3.50 up.
Infants Crepe de Chine Coats.
$1,000 up.
Infants w e Cashmere
Coats, $500 up.
New Hats arriving daily. in
Guiding hats of fine handmade
straws and fine Milan and
lisere: mushroom, poke and roll
shapes. plainly trimmed with
streamers and bands. or cleveriy
tr m m e d with ribbon and
flowers, $500 up.
Infants Lingerie Caps and
Bonnets. bewitching with lace.
shirrinss. tuck kings. hand en-
broidery and ribbon bows and
rosettes, $1.25 10 $y..5.
Infants Department, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Spring Onions.

The spring onion has come. Its
slender, tender form, tightly dressed
in bright green and shining white, has
taken its place ON the tables Of many
of the city's homes, and its breath,
more far-reaching than that of the vio-
let, is in the air. The spring onion
is one of the surest signs of spring.
It is such a dependable vernal sign
that spring finds it vefy hard to lag
far behind the spring onion.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
AS An Easter Gift
A Boudoir Cap

Appreciated by any girl or
woman, and you can exercise
great originality in its selec-
tion, for there are styles ga
lore in the Lingerie Salon. 1t
may be a bonnet style. he'll
met shape or one of those
airy little round affairs, net or
silk. f1uffed with lace. shirred
with ribbon and finished with
bewitching little rosebuds; or
it can have a rolled rim out
lined in, tiny flowers, with
basket weave ribbon center.
and lace adorably ruff1ed. And
some prefer the neat plain
tailored caps OF silk or satin.
Prices, 81 to $3.50
Lingerie Salon Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
The Good Old World.

The good old world, it goes along
And does its best to be
A place of happiness and song
For folk like you and me.
1t wakes the blossoms as of yore,
And bids the showers fall,
And seeks, each year, to have in store
Enough for one and all.
Yet mortals all ungrateful toss
The sparks that must infame.
Unheeding suffering and loss
Men play a reckless game,
Nor heed how generous and complete
Life could be made each day
If men would only strive to meet
Tho COED old -EeEld half zak@ =
Evening star., 1919-04-12

Sympathy for the ultimate consumer
is modified by the fact that each u. c.
is seeking to boost the price of some
thing he is supplying to the other
u. c.'s.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

Some favor for the league of nations
abroad is based on the assumption that
it is the business of Europe to keep
America out of war.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

Holland few years ago might have
hesitated about calling On Wilhelm to
pay taxes like an ordinary mortal.>
Evening star., 1919-04-12

1t may be necessary to remind Ger
man delegates that they will go to
Paris to affix signatures and not to
start another discussion.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

The LIST of May brings variety of
sentiments. Some are queens of May
and others are notified that they Will
have to pay more rent or move.
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Drawing the Line.

With high ideals everywhere
Perhaps it seems a trife crude
To hint that wisdom might forbear,
And not pplift the price of food.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

If the Paris censorship had not been
so complete possibly the guesswork
would not have been so interesting.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

United States senators are eagerly
awaiting opportunity to interview
President Wilson about his impres-
sions of Europe
Evening star., 1919-04-12

Even should there be some slight
demonstration when he called a strike,
Debs would not be there to see it.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

Col. House is said to have talked
himself into sore throat, but not for
publication.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

Feeding Europe is rendered difficult
by some elements of society who ap-
parently would rather fight than eat.
Evening star., 1919-04-12

People are advised to 60 on saving
America, once the most extravagant of
nations, is now the most economical.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
AS An Easter Gift
A Scrap Basket

Ask the housewife if she
would not appreciate one.
And some baskets are partic-
ularly appropriate for the
girls own room. For your
Easter choosing there are:
Gilt and White Ename!ed
Scrap Baskets ornamented with
floral scrolls. S1.OO and $1.:b.
Pink or Blue Scrap Baskets,
S1.OO.
Fancy Straw Scrap Baskets.
$LOO to $500.
Fancy Chinese Scrap Baskets.
$50 to $3.50.
Smoked Bamboo Scrap Basx-
cts 800 and $500.
Or \ Basket Especially for
Fruits and Flowers, Use and
$1.25. And a Fruit Tray. $l.Sb.
Bonbons or Fancy Work, 75c
and $1.OO.
Sewing and Fancy Work, on
stand, $500 and $4.75.
Dept, Fifth floor.
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PrecOcity.

Prec0city.
eve heard your baby crying two
blocks away"
"Wonderful childw exclaimed the
father with gratified smile. "He
makes known his state Of mind. Even
at his age he is an uncompromising ad-
vocate of pitiless publicity"
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interrupted Attention.

"The reason you disapprove of boil
shevism is that you don't understand
it."
probably. Every time I get with
bolshevists and think am beginning
to understand they start a riot and
take my mind off the subject"
Evening star., 1919-04-12
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON,
The Literal Mind.

"Charley, dear" said young Mrs
Torkins, II hope the government will
compel all men to wear low Shoes"
81 don't quite see your reason"
"Why would not that necessarily put
a stop to this dreadful bootiegging!"
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Figuring Up.

"My husband is always complaining
of overhead charges" remarked Mrs
Flimgilt.
"Ofice expenses?"
"No. My hats"
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Long Gloves for the New Sleeves

At least they eight-buton lengths just the right
length for the flowing sleeves that appear many
new frocks (they cooler for the time, you
know, and they made from the softest suede-an
imported suede that in gray and in that fash
ionable shade called beaver that matches almost
any colored frock Pique sewn with Paris point
backs and three white pearl buttons for fastening these
the most feminnely pretty gloves have for
long time, and somehow you just feel that they will
make your hand look smaller. They $3.50 pair
what does the price matter when the gloves pretty
and fit we'll?
Evening star., 1919-04-12
QM000war0 & Totbrop
Open AM New WASHINGTON Paris
Hints About New Things
You'll Want for Easter
You'll Want a Cote

You'll Want Cste
Of course, you will, for they certainly the
fashionable garments of the day. And it is but little
wonder, for they graceful, useful and most be-
coming No matter what kind of cape you want
you'll find lovely ones here Satin and Duvetyne for
dressy wear, perhaps Paulette or Domnette Tri-
cot, Velour and Evora for when you motor or
need bit of warmth, and our old friend Navy Serge
for general utility An entirely cape 1
saw yesterday is of that most fashionable shade
which is still uncommon soft reddish purple called
Grape and it has distinctive feature in that it is
reversibe-one side satin the other duvetyne and it
would be hard to say which side was loveiest.
But isn't that interesting feature about any gar
ment-to be wearable on both sides and pretty
both? The price is $500.
Another cape of lustrous black satin, with unusual
trimming of angora and lining of fancy figured 1t
priced $500 OF serge-sensblc and service
abewas cut stunning lines, but severely plain,
with collar and front bands and cuffs of a kind
OF material that looked like knitted wool than any
thing describe This wool of deep bege that
contrasted martly with the blue and the lining
of figured silk combined navy and biege. $500 the
price.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
The T;b-End of Co1ored Handkerchief

Should peep from your coat pocket. What the color
will be depends entirely YOU for the new spring
the spring There solid colors, plads,
plain white with just line OF color edging Hhe
narrow hem Sometimes they're pink, blue, tan
or green but the pretties of all have just tip
of lavender about the edge. You'll find some with
borders brown the shade of Shoes and of
there all of lovely plain white like
the white ones best.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Dresses of Mo;re Tafeta

Offer something decidedly different. OF navy blue there
frock with straight skirt to which the fashionable
effect given by of corded shrring about
the feet, each cord finished with rufae. Ruff
Aes top the faring pockets and trim the cuffs. The
surplce waist ends in jaunty sash. $1,000 the
price tag Black more taeta fashions another frock
of mature style with the most unique sash
rangement that quite different from any other fock
in the entire stock. There bit of handsome
lace used to soften the outline of the neck.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
You'll Want a Frock of Figured Georgette

Because they are very pretty and it has such
long time since the Dolly Warden flowers of oden times
were shown that lots of reveng in these
figured rocks And do you know that frocks
OF aowered Georgete for as little as SzzSe? And they
surprisingly pretty frocks with waist and skirt
draperes of Georgette hung solid colored taeta
Innings The backgrounds dark colored mostly black
or navy and there artistic little touches the finish
of the sleeves the the drapery hung that
them looking we'll For afternoon frocks nothing
tier than these lowered Georgettes.
OF course, there lots of higher priced models
shown and particularly liked of figured brown and
In solid Georgete there frock of brownish
tame beaded beads that pretty
and lust needed to slippers peep beneath
its hem and hat of soft to add the requisite bit
of color.
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Flesh -Co1ored Ve;bngs Have Charm

For every woman knows that they becoming 1t
does matter whether they patterned with small
black DOTS lines Scrolls the feshnted mesh gives
bit color the checks that few dropped
from your appearance-and anyway 1t has been long
you really. prefer dark veil you'll find beautiful Ones
here but somehow the fesh-tined look temptingy
becoming
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Sbeak;ng of Rose-Co1ored Hats

saw several beauties in the Millinery Department..
One was fitting turban of very soft with
trimming formed by spray of shaded silk rib
bon flowers Another of caterpillar braid decidedly
tam in shape with the gayest little flowers that looked
if they might have been made of straw. A broad
brimmed hat for a young girl had trimming other
than band ribbon about the edge of the brm
but its very simplicity appealing
There is still time for Easter shopping, and there
many pretty things from which to make selection.
but that YOU will shop with greater comfort the
crowded morning hours hint of the greatest value
Evening star., 1919-04-12
Tafeta Is Stylish Again

And the suits and frocks of taffeta temptngy
pretty. OF course, with women tafeta has
been out but it has been since it has had
the vogue that is predicted for it this spring Another
suit svee lines is of navy tricolette and trico
The straight skirt of tricoette has deep band
of tricotine. The has similar border put to
form commodious standout pockets at the hips that de-
nothing from the slender silhouette. Over the
pockets there tracery of rich gold embroidery The
turned down collar ends in long string tie that may
be worn, your fancy. The suit priced sl4S0o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18
En lait cualquier cosa es general
~ menos Ia prosperldad
(Del Literary Digest)

Los viajeros que entran a la
ciudad, de Port-au-Prince, la ca
Lital,. por ell mar, encuentran que
es una ciudad preciosa, enclava-
da en- un recodo de verdura tro-
pical, luciendo a sus pies una
playa de arena blanca como Ia
nieve. Todo en- derredor oscl-
la dentro de un arco neblinoso
que guarda las azules montanas,
envueltas en- nubes de infinidad
de matices delicados. iContem-
plada desde lejos, podria ser de-
signada como una de los sitlos
mas bellos creados por Dios So
bre la terra; pero 81 Sc hace
una pequena inspection de las
GALES escualidas, al momento Sc
nota cuan miserable fue ell hon.
bre que Sc atrevio levantar Sc
mejante morada ALI, en- aquel
paraiso orlado por ell cerco mas
magestuoso de la naturaleza.
Al bajar a terra, sobre los
muelles de la inmensa aduana,
nos sentimos congratulados por
una muchedumbre desarrapada,
vestida de la pobreza mas triste,
por los nativos que vocean, for
mando corros dentro de la clu-
dad. Las primeras fuerzas que
en- 81 afectan al viajero que lie
ga a Port-au-Prince atacan al
olfato. La hediondez de esta po-
blaci6n es distintiva y particu-
lar, Y no tiene parecido, nj en-
Icantidad nj en- calidad, la que
Edespiden los barrios bajos de las
Iciudades europeas o las densas
ipoblaciones del Asia. Esta es la
ciudad de las cloacas y de las
basuras, con residuos de podre-
!dumbres en- las Gales, donde no
Sc conocen reglas sanitarias de
Ininguna clase.
La Habana Y Colon, antes que
los americanos ordenaran sus
|limpiezas, no tenian parecido a
Port-au-Prince. Ell consejero Gle
sanidad que Sc haga cargo de esa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

seLa Republica de Haiti, que ocu
! paIla parte oriental de la Isla de
Santo Domingo, tiene un area de
10000 millas cuadradas y es la
mas densamente poblada de las
republicas americanas, pues cuenl
-ta con mas de 100000 de ha-
Bffantes. Els esta una de aqde-
Has infortunadas 70 atorttna
das) sregiones del plsneta fdonde
eLsuelo y el china produqen todo
lcique ell hombre pueda nesesitar,
sin5que para clio tenga qGe es-
forzarse mucho. De ese modo,
segdn Sc nos dice, no ha sido cNl-
tivada o sembrada, nj Sc piensa
en- eello, desde que los franceses
abandonaron la isla Glen amos
atras. Mas adn:
Los habitantes indios abort
genes fueron exterminados por
los espafioles hace va algunos 81
CLOS. La poblaci6n presente es-
ta seompuesta de descendientes
de los esclavos importados del
Africa. La historia de Haiti,
desde la declaration de su indie
pendencia, cerca de Glen amos ha-
ce, ha sido una constante suce-
sion de guerras, de opresiones y
feyoluciones.
Toussaint POuverture, un de-
sertor esclayo, que Sc convirtio
en- un gran genio militar y gui6
su pueblo contra los ingleses
en- ell ano 1902; Dessalines y
Christophe, dos de los dictado-
res militares de la primera eta
pa, son nombres que perduraran
en- las paginas de la historic de
Haiti Las ,ruinas del palacio de
Sans Souci, construido por Chris
tophe, es todavia la estructura
mas imponente de la lisla, mien-
tras la plaza fuerte de Dessali-
mes, que Sc encuentra en- 10 mas
alto de una montana, afirmada
poderosamente, es una maravilla
de ingenierfa y de construction
mecanica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
Office of the Executive Secretary
CERTIFICATE OF FILING OF
BY STOCKHOLDERS TO
DISSOLUTION.

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
SENTS MAY COME; GREETING:
WHEREAS, it appears to my sa-
tisfaction by duly authenticated re-
cord of the proceedings for the volun-
tary dissolution thereof deposited in
my Office that "THE ARECIBO
PRESS CO." corporation of this
Islapd, whose principal office is ST.
tuated in the municipality of Arecibo,
P. R., has complied with the requir-
ements Of the Private Corporations
Act preliminary to the issuing of this
certificate that such consent has been
filed;
NOW, THEREFORE, 1, R. SIACA
PACHECO, Executive Secretary of
Porto Rico, DO HEREBY CERTIFY
that the said corporation did on the
seventh day of October, nineteen
hundred and nineteen, file in my off,
ce duly executed and attested con-
sent in writing to the dissolution of
said corporation executed by more
than two thirds in interest of the
stockholders thereof, which said do
cument, and the record of the procee-
dings aforesaid, are now on file in
my said office, as provided by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ! have
hereunto set my hand and caused to
be affixed the Great Seal Of Porto
Rico, at the City of San Juan, this
eighth day of October, A. D. nineteen
hundred and nineteen.
r. Siaca Pacheco.
Executive Secretary of Porto Rico-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

labor seg1n Sc especifica en- Ell
tratado llevado a .icabo por este
pals Y aquef tendra que desarfo-
liar todas sus mas brillantes
energias para poder dar cumpl-
miento a tan delicada mission. Mi
rada desde ell puerto, Port-au-
Prince 'es tan bella al viajero, que
este ansia caminar a raz6n de
cinco mil millas para llegar a
ella; pero antes de acercarse a
sus confines va esta deseoso de
aleiarse de ALI "a razon de cinco
millones de millas de velocidad.
LA vida del haitiano 5es la vida
del negro, con un pequeilo injer-
to de la vida francesa, hecho por
ell hombre negro, con todos sus
defectos, que aup conserva.
|Aqui vemos representado un MI
Elitarismo de opera-comica, una
Ipasion extrema por eel lujo, una
gran exuberancia de palabreria
ZEN los, discursos; pero-degeneran-
do todo ESQ en- 10 grotesco. Aqui
lei. hombre blanco, como un pun
to opuesto al negro, no tiene de-
rechos benemeritos que sean dig
mos de su nombre. Esta repu-
blica es un contraste marcado de
su vecina la Republica 'Domini-
cana, donde la sangre mixta es
la que gobierna. La poblacion
posee un panorama propio, CO.
mo no puede hallarse otro pare
lcido en- ninguna ciudad tropical.
Els muy triste pensar 10 que Sc
ria de esta poblacion 81 luna cpl
demia Sc cebara entire susr'habi-
ltantes. Sin embargo, parece
mentira, con todas las moscas y
basuras que la cubren, la ciudad
al parecer goza de una salud a
toda prueba Y ell n1mero de en-
fermedades es muy reducido,
La ciudad no abriga pretencio-
nes arquitect6nicas. La mayor
parte de las casas son de made
ra, y es muy comun que Sc re-
gistren incendios de alglna i'm
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

/ do un POGO de aquf y otro de
ALA, en- cuya labor nunca Sc qne-7
da eorto, o quitandoselo aque-
Hos que Sc 10 dejan GUITAR Es-
Ia vestido con un uniforme azul
de algodon destenido, una capa
|estropeada, tirada hasta abajo,
" un sombrero de forma de pro-
|yectil. Uno Sc encuentra entire
los haitianos muchos tipos pri-
mitivos: tipos r1sticos, de caras
negras, con bocas que parecen de
animales feroces, bordeadas de
unos fabios muy grtesos, sin min
gun tinte de la civilization que
estamos acostumbra.dos a yer EN-
nuestros negros de por aca. Y
parece que los mas crueles Y los
mas bajos de entre todos los hai-
tianos son los escogitios para de-
|sempefiar los puestos' de policia.
La parte mas importante del
lequipo de un policia es una ca
chiporra, que termina en- tres
puntas, que hace las veces de
"cocomacaque", fabrIcada de una
MADEIRA fuerte, dura como el
hierro, parecida en- SUI forma a
una especie de bamboo gigantes-
co, pero siendo, en- vez de hueco,
Isolido. Ell policia nunca cree
que es su deber hacer un, arres-
Ito hasta que no lie haya dado de
palos alNprisionero de manera
! que este quede en- un estado de
Iinsensibilidad. Usualmente los
delitos mayores estriban en- pc
|queilos hurtos.
Ell servicio militar en- Haiti es
obligatorio. La paga de los solda-
dos va de arriba a abajo por toda
Tia vertiente militar, desde el coro
mel al comandante y del CONAN
dante al captain, disminuyendo
en proportion de grado en- grado,
hasta desaparecer antes de He
gar al soldado que no cobra un
centavo. Por ESQ no es raro yer
Eque los soldados anden por to-
dos lados pidiendo dinero en- las
GALES, y hasta cuando uno visi-
ta el palacio del Presidente todo
ell cuerpo de guardia, puesto en- Ii
nea, estira sus brazos suplicando
Ique lie den algunos centaves.
Los generates en- Haiti, sobre
todo, son dignos de un ,capitulo
entero. General, entire ellos, es
un tftulo conferido por cualquiei
cosa dentro del servicio, sobrt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

portancia. Los edifcios princi-
pales son: la catedral, que Sc
encuentra a ni1 extreme del Bou-
levard vel palacio del Presiden-
.te. La Gale principal es la Rue
des-Miracles, un ancho boulevard
que Sc extiende aeuna distancia
de tres cuartos de milla. TN pc
sado caro- de vapor ejecuta via
Hjes cada media hora, ldesde los
.muelles al Champ de Mars. No
,existen en- esta ciudad aceras y
el arreglo de caminos parece ser
.un arte desconocido. La super
.ficie de las GALES de trecho en- tre-
cho es una succession de hoyos, Sc
mejando el lecho de un rio. Ell
palacio esta situado un eXtre-
mo del Champ de Mars, donde Sc
verifcan las paradas militares.
En- esta plaza de recreo, la hier-
ba, en- porciones esparcidas, imi-
ia parches puestos sobre la cal
.vicie del polvo, y las ranas cele-
bran ALI sus conciertos noctur-
nos en- los bacheS que intercep-
tan ell terreno. Volviendo la
ciudad, dirigimos nuestros pa
SOS la catedral. Este edifcio,
que Sc lvanta blanco, magstuo-
$50 y limpio por enciri1a de la po-
!drida ciudad, parece una lila
abriendo su corola sobre un char
co de basuras. Serene y digni-
ficado, ALI esta, invitando al que
|lo contempfa, como un contraste
irrisorio de sus sordidos alrede-
dores.
La hediondez es aterradora.
Los mercados donde Sc expende
la carne pueden visitarse y pue-
den apreciarse sus malos olores.
Los voluminosos carniceros es-
itan la. mayor de las veces ocul-
Itos a la vista por la multitud de
moscas que los cubren. No Sc ha
f1echo ell mas pequefio esfuerzo al
parecer con respecto la salu-
bridad p1blica. Los dos tipos
ciudadanos que uno puede recor-
dar con mayor facilidad de Hail
| tt, son el policla y ell general. Ell
policia en- Haiti Sc encuentra en-
todas parties. El policia es un
simple soldado del ejercito gra-
tuito al que Sc lie asignan debe-
res policiacos. No solamente tie
ne G cue InGatener el orden pG-
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