3 however, by no means rid of German influence.
The Department is now contemplating one step to remove this pernicious control from one point in Honduras, namely, Amapala.
Are we to be satisfied with this?
If not, what are the other important things our Government may now do to improve our relations with Honduras?
She has no cre it and cannot have, except with local financiers, mostly Germans until her national debt is read justed.
Honduras can produce many things our country needs, but we must help her to develop if we would obtain control over what we most need of her products.
Salvador: THE Presidential election takes place in Salvador this THE NATION STATES year.
There are two candidates for the Presidency, the majority candidate anti American, the minority but weaker man, pro American.
What attitude will we assume at this election?
Nicaragua.
Citizens of every country in Central America state that they want none of the United States assistance if the conditions likely to result there from are to be akin to those which obta in to day in Nicaragua.
Under these circumstances can we afford to let Nicaragua remain as she is?
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