Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-13
ORDERED FROM K|EV|NEWS CHEERS Taft
Expulsion of Hebrews to Be Outlook for Administration
Resumed Tomorrow. Bills Growing Brighter.
ALL MUST LEAVE CITY CONFERENCE WITH ALBRIGHT
Order Result of Agitation Which Optimistic Regarding the
Began In the Railroad Measure
APPLIES TO SEVERAL TOWNS MIR. CARPENTER OUTWITTED
to
of
at House
Expulsion of Hebrews to Be
Resumed Tomorrow.
ALL MUST LEAVE CITY
Order Result of Agitation Which
Began In the Duma.
APPLIES TO SEVERAL TOWNS
About $4,000 Persons to Give Up
Homes in Prohibited Section.
Students Exempt.

KEW, Russia, May 13.-The expulsion
of Jews residing in Kiev will be resumed
tomorrow In some instances a delay
has been granted to permit a settlement
of their affairs, but all of those marked
for expulsion must leave the city before
June ii.
The order of expulsion was issued as
result of an agitation which began in
the duma. and originally provided that
the expulsion should take place April %
last. Subsequently the order was sus-
pended by Premier StOlypin to permit
further examination of Jewish claims of
residence. The order applied to other
cities and towns where Jews are residing
without the pale and local commissions
were appointed to revise the list of those
affected by the order. with the expecta-
ton that large proportion would be al
lowed to remain undisturbed.
The kiev commission has considered
thus far about LOCO cases, OF which $40
have been found to be subject to expul-
sion. The governor general has reviewed
the decisions of the commission and con-
firmed the expulsion of 100 OF those
listed.
May Occupy Summer Villas.
The Jews remaining in Kiev will be al
lowed to occupy summer villas outside
the city only through special permission
granted in individual cases
The order of expulsion just made effec-
tive will apply not only to Kiev, but to all
of the central provinces of Russia. For
merly the Jews have been vigorously ex
cluded from this territory. but from vari-
Gus causes, industrial centers within the
forbidden territory, particularly Moscow.
kiev, Nijni-NovgorOd, st. Petersburg and
Tiflis, have seen large colonies of Jews
grow and develop within their borders.
The government recently. took alarm at
the growth III commercial and political
influence OF these scattered settlements.
and decided upon the strict enforcement
of the original segregation law. which
restricts the territory habitable by Jews
to the Polish provinces and the Ukraine,
or Little Russia.
The number of Jews within this pale
is estimated at 100000. The number
without the pale is said to be less than
100000.
OF these at least 5000 will be comp elled
to abandon the residences maintained in
the prohibited section. The others will be
permitted to remain through certain dis
pensationS.
Students Not Affected.
Students undergoing training at the
great universities, for instance, are ex-
empt from expulsion from the restricted
zone. Parents of students benefit from
the same exemption as do established
merchants belonging to one of the great
industrial guilds.
Descendants of soldiers having served
under Nicholas / also enjoy this freedom
of residence; SO do members of learned
societies and Jews Of other than Rus
sian nationality.