The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-07-08

q Job in store ocned By named Lenoir
BY JACQUES DICHARsON.
CONAIvES 1t pit formed by the
surrounding mountains When the reaches its zenith in the
chalky, reflects the suns rays and blinds
There plenty of prostitutes there poor broken down
things At night see them walk up the water front
calling you in hoarse whispers Pful objects victims of the
capitalist system
Now and again policeman will to and try to recruit
sometimes for to get something to eat with
cannot remember having Haitian the class that
was not on the verge of perpetual hunger an eternal attitude
AND the peasants the poor amb reflect having seen them
"A Port Prince just after they had out of the country
having sold the few raehc that had been the fruit of
months or even year Of hard work passing Syrian store on the
he the street ask him he wants glass of
buy something order gett As the majority of the syan
white appear to be- the peasant naturally bahfu The
ike this
"wel, saope. don't this? What say cOhon?"
the Syrian asks meanwhile taking hold of the peasant hat and put
ting behind the counter out of his reach The will beg
dog will always the syran side I happen
after time Of the peasant obliged take the quarter
yard of cotton at the price Of silk.
IT WAS Gonaive that Brother Lham Brother Lharm
evangelist He had just the light and had Chicago
had spoken few times him in the hotel He told had
revelation few months before starting
had business been far Without bshng
rotten that he had that
Domingo and Porto Rico it would be better.
cover there" he said putting conteney cigar people
civilized they not under the complete subugaon of the
catholic church,
can evangelist he continued, asking
who happened be by to replace empty glasses of
worked for Mr. Lenoir for MONTH and as had saved about
ten dollars seriously thought of joining the capiac gang
the first ten dollars had had possession monhs
One fine morning Monsieur Lenoir called his
sadly told that he but that would hit the
He had Prince advising
tnue employing SO 1 left
The dirty hand of Bleo reaching to get
Two days later left town canton bound for Pance In
Plaisan late that night encountered another that
the Cap Camons in Haiti combination uckbusses they
not the comfortable that finds Porto Rico Cuba
charabanc i''HA"
You struggle you squeeze yourself
the first mile You don't know where knees the second
The next to gets violently seac the third and before
the end you cursng vehemently.
Haitian that. holiday for him He
brings MS entire family and belongings including his Mates eddng)
advantage not having been New York and its subways had
WHEN Cap chauffeur who was also the proprietor
decided that he would continue toward the Dominican
towns of Quanaminthe Dajabon.
AS passed through the Cap in the night thought
engineer in the Electric Light Company probably asleep drunk
There were no lights The city plunged darkness.
The cannon had stopped to gather passengers next to what
diversified by staccao noise startled The the
started to sing.
"Tom TOM a tom a tom" the tomtoms would
"AngelinO angelina allie CALL Angelina, angelina allie
CALI mama" the passengers would
In few minutes they would be frenzy
have Haiti to listen to voodoo music people the
brings them to. Look at the Swamies (ndu
loved country read the other day Of that had been
under the tutelage of of them Chicago Before
began things At the end Of months his
with of plane Astral planes something like
that. months he had been committed
Haitian Haiti Feeble
How about hoyrong? remember passing Fourth
Main Streets Los Angeles one few had
been The holyrolrs had gotten hold of and had
fought bitter battle to which would soul must
looked like awful sucker terrible sinner those
WE entered Quanamnhe at II o'clock that night slept
canton squeezed between fat hotel
the berg and the could the the that forms the
dividing line before in the morning.
lights Dajabon winked before
be in store for in Santo Domingo
j, (THE END)
short the authors experiences in Sano Domingo
will begin in tomorrows issue of the Daily Worker.