The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
POLICE REGULATION
is DISCREDI7ED
THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE REFUSED TO ADOPT ANY
OF THE RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED WHICH LOOKED Al
ALL IN THE DIRECTION OF APPROVING REGULATION
OF THE SOCIAL EVIL.
CcontInued from Yesterdayl

Nothing perhaps more completely the trend sentiment
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refused to adopt and those did adopt 1t refused adopt single
one that in degree approved OF regulation The resolutions that
were adopted the following:
r Proposition of MN Fourier and lie Jeune:
powers to absolutely prostitution of girls under Zen ea de
minorite cvle('
Proposition of Dr. Fourier:
The Conference desires the present meeting basis
for the foundation of Society for sanitary and moral propya hay
ing center Brussels which will show its vitality Cal BY the
alton of quarterly journal for the publication reports and papers of
interest concerning the said Society W BY Congressional meetings.
he Resolution followed by details ognization)
g. Proposition of NM Fourier Pavlof Jonathan Hutchinson
Douepon Lesser Petersen de Sumer, Wolff and Maracek;
The Conference esteemng that thorough knowledge of Nenere
ology constitutes of the important OF eecua
eractng spread maae urgently
Governments to ensure the future competence OF the Medical PROBES
sion this matter by the institution in every university of complete
and compulsory the subject of which shall form part OF the
State examinations The Conference asks that the examiners may be
specialists"
A. Proposition of Dr. de Surmer:
0 1T necessary that orphans should be protected For pur-
pose the choice guardians should be guided only the desire
defend the material interests of the children conhde their charge but
above all by the necessity OF assuring their moral welfare
O Whoever has charge the education of the young ought to
apply his the moral development OF his scholars he should
carefully instruct them in temperance and respect for all women
whatever may be the social position"
s. Proposition of Dr. Mommenge amended by DR. Fourier:
The Conference calls Tor the utmost severity the law against SOU
tene men living upon the earnings OF prostitutes .
o. Proposition (amendedD OF The British Medical Association
presented by DR.. Saundby:
The Conference the appoint every country
81" To determine frequency vnerea maadies in the civil
population apart from temporary variations
of venerea affections the distribution OF hospitals the number
o available beds in the different localities and the most
lefhcaCiOus for the treatment of these malades.
s. To collect the opinions relative the best of
venting and limiting the spread OF veneea maades the civil
lation formulate suitable conclusions the subject
7. Proposition of Professor Lassar, of Berlin:
The Governments requested seize suitable opportunity
Ito of the public and above all OF people the
dangers prostitution the health Of both and the bane
results of venereal Diseases
6. Proposition of MN. Persen and Faux:
he Conference desires the veneea statistics OF all countries
arranged upon a uniform basis
When these resolutions are compared questions the
program when remembered that resolution in favor of Regu
was after withdrawn will be how completely
Regulation failed obtain the support of the Conference
the the Conference and the character
attending considered it is obvious the results of the
encouraging show how confidence the Regua
decayng among the scientific community of the civilized
world