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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1931)
TH E ILLU STR A TE D M A T U R E S E C T IO N — M arek T. I»31 General Alexander Petion H a i t i *s " B lo o d - h a tin g ” l e a d e r tC aalla»** Iran P a|i tu ftU C M S>«M P n M H M I W n U M c n m u l i n i *i m u T u u u lull Mir* IriMlMi r m fr lln • »«(- Hlrtir. |l M |Mt Marit 0»M(*«l« I« (tiriit viiuiwl I n i lit Im Nnliilm H tflrlw B w lllll «,p l» ln tn « wervU «I im iM h i n a i l i riM m i n im * . M I m im i !««•••. Hi» I n i Cllr I I » n u n H » u »anta* Taut l*rti»u I«rad» K rM llon - ♦ sailing of Napoleons expedition fur At Ihh the gnuuAi l>a«le him to. ONE CEN T A D A Y PAYS HaiU. under Napoleon's b roth ertn - I bui o rd ered htm to re tu rn . UP TO $100 A M ONTH Uack at hi* camp. Pellon quteled iaw, Qen. Leclerc. Some o( the mu thè Mieli, and look advantage of thè. n i» Poetai tifa k Oasually Insù*- latto leaden were (tern generatohlpa | ocvaslun lo urge them to rebel. a ance O i . H it M orlar ly lltdg Kansas tn the white regiments, among them propusltlon that waa recelved wlth Cito, M u . I* offerln* a new accldenl appiause , psitey liuti pay* uu to >100 a m onili Petion. Petion had consented to serve Pellon * (Irai move was lo drive thè lor dtoablllty and $1.000 00 tur destila only after Napoleon had assured hun c o s i lena th a n le a d ay $350 a Prendi (nini Haut de Cap. an Impor that the expedition was going to pro y ear o v e r (10,000 a lr e a d v h a v a th lv tant military posi When Oen la v a - ... . ____, . ... . ___ _________ p rotoetlon Send n o m oney Hlmply tect Haiti and establish a government le tte h e ard o f Ulto he s e n i a m esseli £ |)d n a m r a d d lm - *g e b e n e flc la r y * „ „ ______ . ____ s'm l name, add of the highest equity (or Its cttlxens g ei to P etion. prom ising the r ea to.» atv1 lisine ami retatlonshlp and Nspoleon. however, had given orders lion of his rank, and a pruuilse not srtul UlU policy on 10 days to Leclerc to restore slavery, and a to restore slavery. If he would return ttu»|>r«tion No eivnlnitlOVi U r t - year later Napoleon, himself. Issued s But Petion flatly refused. "It la too otiitrd Ttü* öfter U limited, ao wrtle pr>x'tarnation to that efleet late now." hr said "W e have resolved mem today The expedition arrived, and Tous- to live free end Independent or dir " satnt was beaten. Thanks largely tc A heavy reward was placed on his the e(torts of Petion a sort of peace head was made under which all the great 1 Chrialophe and D rsu lln e i aoon fo l leaders, black and mulatto, were giv DO YOU W A N T lowed hla example Petion. In spite of en high commands. T o Petion was i his superior military education, offer given the task of putting down all ed to serve under CluUloplie. and did the insurgents who had not yielded so But Chrlstnphe was not only Il Petion had accepted the word of literate but cruel, and Petion. leaving Napoleon against his better Judgment him. went to Da»»* lines Now he saw his error. Leclerc. (Irmly The latter offered him supreme established, as he thought, decided to com mand of tlie army, but Petion. restore slavery and renew the dis realising that lire blacks were In the criminations against the mulattoes vast majority, and that It would be As a first step, he shipped Riga (id. deader of the mulattoes. to Prance I 'o a t lm e f aa Page right where he was thrown into a dungeon In the fortress of Le Joux In the Alps, then he kidnapped Tousaalnt In a No m a ile r How HopvUaa ytnir treacherous manner and sent him to %mmm m ay »went. I gu aran tee lo oin his former rival. It was then Hett> >ou. that both mulattoes and blacks awoke to what Petion had been preaching | w r i t s t o o a v o them In his earlier days the folly >f their rivalry. Continued from page 1 But Leclerc had taken a step that »01 BERGEN A VE. ras to bring about his utter defeat. "Well, it’s on record, and apparent- j St.rt. r a i . su m iu M r . « i. When Petion heard the news, he ly rejected by the president without rwore a great oath that he would not G eneral A lexander Petion. w ho»* I r a d rn h ip In Haiti resulted la c a l i m i . aubmtsa! n to the board And doesn t "est until Haiti was free. He sought social and econom i* procrea*. your policy call for ten thousand f sue Desaallnes now leader of the ______________________________ “ Yes." T h ro admitted. cognisant > lacks Long the two leaders talked PHtOM ( , ‘U mean to have all of us drow n ed" Of Mir irnixwl Was Great Logician revealing all that he had learned (Tills was a favorite way of netting “ I know good and well that your That great and Impetuous chief, re while serving with the Prench. the rid of offenders; It saved ¡»w der and actions are all open and above board, plans he had laid for Haitian lnde- burial ) twit you must know about these things calling his defeat at the hands of Departing, the Prench officer ar- and we must clear them up at onre Petion won him over by the logic of pendcnce. and urging O s s a lines to strike at once But Dessalines, fe a r rived at his camp and reported the There's something wrong And, too. his argument. ful lest the other black and mulatto affair. The commander. CJen. Clause! there'* that attempted holdup, and leaders might remain loyal lo France. deciding to arrest Petion. summoned here comes this Bolton application counselled patience. him to camp. Petion, wishing to for fifty thousand W ho is his ward? r non, however, had divided that learn what he eould of the other’s What do you think?" the time was now. and calling his o f plans, went, but not before he h a d ! "W ell. Harry. It's too deep for me ficers. he revealed hks plans thought out a wny of escape. ■ But I realise that therr might be Soon after, an incident occurred that Arriving there, Petion was Invited truth In what you aay III tell you Wiru. nwAhtr^ Petion seized to good advantage. A to dinner and questioned But sudden- what has happened Yesterday I re- lUUli II t« TOM IhM Iht man who French officer, passim; Petlon'a camp, ly one of his officers rushed m to say reived an anonymous letter written Ur ink* WhUAar, attempted to exchange his tired horse that his camp was In an uproar, and In a woman's liandwrlling. warning ; Wtna or iw f to for another belonging to one of Pe- urged Petion to return at once. An me that tliere were sinister Influences | ftNM rnu»t •!«•- pand upon to N« ip tlon's officers. The latter objected, officer, said the man, had struck an- at work that would Involve me In I ur* him from a whereupon the French officer prom- ulher, and the men had taken sides trouble the same as live writer was niinad Ilfs and • lsed to have him punished Petion This, of eours.\ had been Petlon's suffering. And again, my every i drunkard • sravr. T H « If » » » 7 H f U h t a g who had overheard all, retorted: "So ruae. movement and act Is under survell- Tafea ha*1«! from 111 « to nrtk daily ——------- lance In fact, sitting at the second t hr thousands of trirough Vila !r gg«*r a Whiikry and ttia tabic to your right, the man with horrlkti »turf railed home br«w from prikata the grxy suit. Is thlî OflP who ! mill oner h« gri» u in bu tyiirm hr ¿shadowing me,*' Theo inform ed liar-nr»d« it difficult to «top bu» ym$ ran h»ip ry. "D on t look at him Just yet. I ' w,“ ‘ » h** «*»“ ' >• .. - _ •■am pia o f » h a i U should d o fu r you All DR. M. N. BUNKER doti't want him to kn UUkl 1 »m f o u hm99 Ic d a »a to aand y o u r H a n . and ALW AYS ASK FOR wise to him." | a dd ra »* a n d « a « i l l w n d »h a o lu trly K li n * , Distinguished Grapho-AnalyigJ in p la in »ra p |> # r. a t r i a l p a c ka g a • ( » l o t t>. 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