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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04
IMMIGRATION.
XIV Immigrants From Asia.
By Frederic ]. Haskin.

A large majority of them come here am
bilious to save $1,000 and then return
home. However, many of. them come to
stay permanently, pred!cating that de-
termination upon British oppression at
nome. Most of them are not physically
sturdy enough to meet with favor as
construction laborers or section hands on
railroads. SO the only thing left to them
is to become farm laborers. Here their
work is limited almost wholly to hoeing
ana wedding. In most of the communi-
ties. because of their dirty appearance
and their turbans. they find il difficult to
get work. They usually go from place to
place in small gangs, with one of their
number as leader. business manager and
interpreter. Many of them find great
difficulty to secure work during the winter
months The commission calls their COM
pet1tlye position the most insecure Of any
race, and says that when other labor Is
available the Hindus find little favor with
employers
X
The standard of living among the
Hindus in California is lower than that
Of any OF the
Living Standard Is races with whom
Considered Low. - compete
lies, they usually have no furniture and
Sleep upon blankets on the floor or
ground. They generally cock upon a.
CRATE placed over "a fire built in a hole in
the ground. If there happen to be men,
bers of different castles in the gang
those of each caste mess separately, and
all food eaten must be prepared by a
member of the caste eating 1t. They will
not eat any meat that they do not kill
and dress themselves, SO they get but
little of it. The strength Of their caste
feeling is revealed by the fact that when
placed in jail for petit larceny or other
msdemeanors they consistently refuse
food not brought and prepared by men,
bers of their own caste. One Of them
tasted for ten days rather than eat food
not prepared 10y his caste. The tail
authorities kept him from starving to
death only by providing him a stove
upon which he could prepare his own
food.
The average Hindu spends about 25
cents a day for his food and $50 a year
for his clothes. of which he seldom has
a change. Dressing up with him con-
sists in changing his turban and putting
on his coat He saves money. but sends
it back to India as fast as he saves It.
SO that he seldom has any on hand for
periods of unemployment and sickness
They the most illiterate of all the i'm
migrant races coming to America and
eral attorneys everywhere to oppose their
being granted citizenship papers.
The commission says their assimilative
qualities appear to be the lowest of any
race in the west, not barring the Chinese
and that the mass of western people op-
pose their coming as they oppose that of
no other race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04
Subject of Vital Interest.

He further suggested that probably
Commissioner Judson. in the study of
that bill, reached the conclusion which he
SO forcibly expressed before the commit
tee on appropriations of the House
When the bill has been returned to the
committee, added the senator it will be
given prompt and careful consideration
with view to securing remedial legis-
lation on subject of vital interest to
the people. not only of the District of
Columbia, but to those Of the country at
large.
The Gallinger bill proposes strict reg
ulations governing the incorporation of
colleges and universities in the District.
the amount of property they must hold
and the degrees they are allowed to con-
fer.
One of the new provisions which the
Gallinger bill would include in the laws
relating to the Incorporation Of colleges
and universities provides:
That persons desiring to incorporate
as a college or university shall not be
entitled to file the certificate Of incor-
pora ton util they shall have satisfied
the Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia that the institution proposed to be
incorporated will Immediately upon it's
incorporation become the owner Of prop
erty of the value of not less than one
million dollars. to be used, principal and
income. for its general purposes, il the
proposed institution is to be college, and
of the value of not less than five million
dollars, to be used, principal and income
for its general purpose. If the proposed
institution is to be university: and UNI
less certificate to this effect, signed by
all the said commissioners. shall be at
tached to and filed and recorded as a part
OF the certificate of Incorporation
As to Degrees.
Another amendment provides:
THAT no such academic or honorary
degree. nor any diploma or certificate OF
such degree, shall be conferred or issued
in the District of Columbia by any cor
poration or association. except such cor
porations as are or shall be incorporated
as college or university in said Dis
trict, either under the provisions of this
subchapter or under a special charter
granted by act of Congress which author
izax tho canfarrisasr Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04
Thousand q Year
Enter United States.

Hindus wearing the turban. The first
important immigration of East indian
laborers into the United States came
from British Columbia, where, as re-
suit Of the activity of steamship agents
and the spread of Canadian literature in
India, there arrived over 5000 of them
in four years. AS soon as Canada de-
cided that these immigrants We're unde-
sirable they were denied admission I'M
less coming direct from their native land
upon through tickets. The amount OF
money required to be shown was also
advanced from SO to $500 Since there
are no steamship lines direct TO Canada
from India, the intent of Canada to eX-
clude the East Indian is plain.
The Hindu laborers who already had
come to Canada soon found tina. the
winters of that country We're too rigorous
for them. and Furthermore, that the lum-
her mills and salmon industry in Wash
inpton and Oregon offered better wages
than they were getting in British Co
lumbia. OF course, when laborer could
pet 81 60 a day for his work on this side
Of the line and only 50 cents to Sl.2o
day on the other side, he was not long in
crossing the line.
But when Canada barred her boundaries
against them immigration from British
Columbia soon exhausted the supply, and
those who come now are directly from
India.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
DECIDE UPON PROGRAM
Other Arrangements Made for
National Convention Here
Next Week.

The program of the convention Of the
Womans National Democratic League
January Z. and 9, was announced at q
meeting today in the Willard Hotel OF
the subcommittee Of the committee or
arrangements. Mrs. William A. Cullup
chairman, presided. The program is a.
follows:
Tuesday. January :: First annual con
yention called to order by the resident
Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby Prayer by
the Right Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop
of Washington. Greeting from Chang
Clark, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives An address by the president
Mrs. Crosby. A welcome from Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott, president general, D. A
X. The executive board will hold a meet
ing at 3 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04
Many Turned Back
by Rigid Inspection.

inspection has been aoopteu at RACINE
coast ports, and IL there is any possible
reason for excluding Hindu he is
promptly turned back upon the steam
ship company for transp ortation back to
India. Nearly one-half of all those who
come are rejected. Yet, in spite of the
strictest Interpretation Of the law. they
still continue to come, and it is the
opinion of the immigration commission
that unless some radical measures Of ex-
clusion are adopted they may insist upon
coming to this country in large numbers.
Nearly all of the Hindu immigrants
have been agricultural laborers in India.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04

The commission did not investigate
Chinese question generally, it having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04

The standard of living among tn,
Hindus in California is lower than tha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04

. Considered by the government as the
most undesirable class of immigrants
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
ltncle Sam anerit.
8uri3. 26. Sft.

Sranfre1d), ole grbauer111 0eS
sue5fonaIs, bat bieneidt NIT nod
groberem SsS,lterelie tpie sic anoeren
el1ropaiihen Staaten Sic 6ortibritte
inn Bau 6es NanamafanalS berfolgt.
,,S11 Sic 9l1rerfennung fir 6ie bon oen
Sereinigten Staaten geleiitete slrbett
rnii6t ii6 aber III Ser Grelie beS
2anoe5 0o6 ein lei6ter Son 6eS Be-
oouerns, oaB es Jrarfrei@ ni6t per=
g0n1t mar, oa5 einnlal ul1ter 10 gln-
ltigcn sl1lpi5ien begonl1ene 8ert 5u
pollen0en. 9ie fran50liide Segierlng
bat ii9 felt langerer 3eit nit Dem
st1t0irm bes @influiies Ser Croft
r11ng 6es Yanamafanols auf Sen
fran50lii6en @anoel befabt Cine
pom Mnrine=, 9anbels= nn6 &ulonial-
ni1lilter ernanl1te geneiniame &on1=
miilion fiibrte bieie l1nteriudnng uro
belu9te bie &onal5one lotpie einen
lbeil ser BEL Ser grorterung Ger
l5roge beion6ers inbetradt fonmer<
Sen fron5oiii6en aolonien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
1yiiritlides @erm0sen.
ct. 2puis, 20. s

gus gutter 01eIe berloutet, oab
Sic Sinterlaiienldoft 6es 8rauerfiir-
iten Moolpbus 8ufd $50,000,000 be-
trdgt. @s ion eine GruitgeieQf6oft
NIT CHARLES Nagel, 6em fruberen
@efret6r fir @or6eI 1,nb slrbeit an
ser Spite gebil6et >per6en I'M bos
Grbe 5n bertpolten. Gieies bertbeilt
ii6 ettpo folgen6ermaBen: 8raae=
reien, $13,000,000; giienbabnen,
S5,000,O00; ct. s=@runoeigen-
tbum, $9,o0o,ooo; Geros @run6-
eigertbum $7,000,000; gbicago-
@runoeigcntbum, $5,000,000; HoIo=
bena, Gal., @runoeigentbum, ST ,00O,=
900; @run6eigentbum in 1eltid-
lono, $t000,000; in gooperstotpn,
g. g., st,ooo,0o0; &etroleumfeloer>
$1,000,O00; ct. oouiler @anfaftien,
$4,000; perionlibes gigentbum,
100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
@elo ibr eSbeal?
n1ooalih.
3 n6 / q napoIis, esn6., 81. Sft.

S no q II q b IL 8, eS110., ~. DIT.
Irau grnlneline Eonfburit, 6ie
lsiibrerin Ser britii6en &ompfluffra'
getten, miro nidt Dor Ser 8omen's
fSran6iie 9eague bon ssSn6iana in sS5r1=
oianopolis, ssSn6., iprede1, tpie ur-
lprii10lid geplant tpar. 9aS @nga-
cement mur6e nn @ontag non Sen
geamten Ser 2iga riidgdngig &C.
nodt. glls @run6 miro ongegeben,
6aB sSrou Fanfburlt nerlangt batte,
cine &ollefte Bel ser @eriamtnlung
5l peronitalten, ouBer Der Sumne,
sic ibr fir Die &ebe beripro9en muir
Sc, uno nit ser iie itd anfangs eitt-
perlto116en erfldrt botte. 1rou 6.
80. Se11oerion, sic Sefretdrin ser
9igo, erfl6rte, 6ie britii6e Suffra=
gette tpiirbe unter feinen l1mitanoen
sic grlaubniB erbalten, @el6 in Ser
@erianmlung 3u folleftieren, unb Die
Mebe >pur6e baraufbin bon Ser 2tga
gefiinoigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
@i,lc fiiritlidle 8earabnikfeier.
2 t. 8 o II is, sUlo., %. $

sl0olpbus gltlb, st. 2ouiS' 8rau=
erfiirlt, befannt in tpeiteren &reiien
llln feline pbilantbropiiden 8eitrebun-
gen balber, muroe am Samltagnad=
mittag in ct. 9ouis, Weo, 5ur lebten
9lube beigelett. gon ser 9eliebtbeit
beS gerltorbenen 5e1gte Sic Wfen=
ihenn1enge, Sic Ser bon guropa iiber=
fil1rten 2eihe i'm IrauerbaltS, po lie
oufgebobrt uur, Sic lebten gbren err
pies. 9(1laBlib 6e5 9egrabniiies
>purbe bel ollen StroBenbobripoge11
in Ct 2olis Ser @etrieb fir flint
Min1lten eineeitellt, piele @eldafte
botten seiblollen, ltn6 nad Sauien,
SEN 5ablte sic Menge, Sic iid ein=
ocfunoen batte, Sen 9eide151g an5u=
ieben @enige gRinl1ten ebe sic
Irauerfeier begonn, eridienen Mbge=
oronete Ser @rono 9lrn1p Of tbe Sc
public, 6eren Mitglie6 Buih getpe=
len lpar, INN oen Sarfopbag nit Der
omerifaniiden Tlogge SIT be6eden. s.
9eagel, Ser friibere @anbelsiefretdr,
tpi6netc bem &erl ltprbenen einen
9Sadr11f in 6em er 6ieIen ols ei11en
&ieien inter Sen @eniden be5eid-
nete: penn ib1n @eb0r gel6enft NOR
Sen ipare, erfldrte er, iparen Sen &C.
leben manhe @ingeItan6nilie Ser
Sdmdde eripart geblieben. Sir anes,
mos red)t 1no gut ,par, lei @uih ein-
getreten. SIM Monen bes 0eltide1
@oiiers legte ein Gertreter Ser 8ot'
idaft i'll @aibington einen @ran5 am
Sarge nie6er. Ser Garg tp11rbe Damn
a11f Elm Saltal,tomobil 9ebradt, 6as
i'm unter bem @eleite bon ie6stn1<
lenb elngelteaten nod Ger BON ibm ge-
griirtDeten 8roucrei brodte. Son BORT
aus lebte iid Ser 3ug nad Dem 8elle.
fo'1taine=Jrieobof in 9emegung, 11nter
oen &orantritt bon fiinfu,1o5tpan5ig
9al ltal1ton1obilen, Sic allein sic &lu=
me11lpen6en bef0roerten. 9ln iie idlol-
ien li9 in langen &eiben sic 8agen
Scr 2eiotrage11oen an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
@rnben,uadtcr 9efangen.
Irini0a0, Solo, 81. Oft.

Streifenoe 8erglel1te nabr1en an1
Montag BEL @bicela Sunction odt
Meeilen 110roli6 bon Grini6ao, @olo.,
lieben 0rubenlpadter gefangen, aud
iouen lie, tpie gemel6et miro eine
2ofomotipe ser Colorado & Soutb>
lpeltern 8obn lid angeeignet baben.
Cine balbe @t11n6e lang fan1pften 1875
Streifer aus elmer @ntfernung bon
elmer Meile nit @rlbentpd6tern 6ie
in orei @aggons anideineno na6
ser @olti,1gs @r1,be geibafft tper6en
iollten. Gie i'm 2u0lomi6e Eager
tpobnenoen Streifer >paren in oen
8loube1l, 6aB Sic @adter ibre 3elt=
folonie angreif fen tpollten, un6 berei=
teten lib auf oie &ertbei0igung ibrer
tenpor6ren @obrltatte Dor. @erIdie<
oene @eider tpurben bon SEN Stret<
fern gelteGt, 8ol5en al1f Sic @eleiie
gelegt> Inn SEN 8ug gum Steben gu
brlngen, INTO ell1e gn5nbl Der Strelfer
ltellte lid] nit @erpebren ousgeriiitet,
in Ser 9fibe Ser geleiie ouf. 9lIs Ser
3ug in Sidt fanL eroffneten Sic
Strcifer Ueuer; oer 2ofon1ottbfiibrer
bradte Sen 3ug gum @alten, uno Sic
9s0dter ertpiberten 0o5 7Seuer, int
2}erlaufe oeIfen 0rei bon letteren
leiht berlpunoet lein lollen. Ser 3ug
fl1hr oonn 5uriid, unb bie gtreifer
begaben lid) 1uie6er 1T lire 3eltlager.
=Sunoe5marldon Som Glorf
Don Iel1per bot bcfat11t gegebelt oab
er aae 8rltbenbeon1ten un6 l1nio11=
fiibrer porgelaoen babe, am 5. geo=
pe111ber bon Sen 8nnoes=@roBge1htpo=
renen in Eueblo 5u eri6einen. gs
ioa 6urd 6os @erbor feitgeiteut tper=
Sen, Oh biellei6t 6aS Sbermonihe
9lntitrl1ltgeleb in irgen6 elmer 8eiie
perlett tpur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
9em MilitGrbienit ent5o9en.
@ / e II, 90. Sft.

Ser iogcnannte canadian Nact,
fic" =Sfanoal 5iebt itetig tpeitere &rei-
le. 6iinf 9[baeoronete linb Scr @e=
lted1ung nn6 ser sQ1itidul6 an Ser
@ef0roerlrna @ebrpflidtiger altBer
2onoes beIhuloiqt Sbre 9eomen
tper6en aber bor6erbanb noh per-
heimlidlt. Cine biesbe5iiglide esS11ter=
heGotion i'm Norlonent lit bereits
mgefiinoigt tpor6en. ssslr elmer @i<
t1tnq Ser @'1bgetfonlntiIiipn n1often
Ser Minilter fir oonoesbertheibigunG
General S. Snf. Treiberr b. @eorai,
1uno @enero1maior G5app Mittbetl11n=
gen iiber Sen l1n1fang, tpelden Sic
oIuslra1oerlra Militdrpflidtiger an-
genonnnen. Gs fehIen bornah ridt
me,1ieer als 100000 @ebrpfli6tige
I'm 6ieier 3ahl iin6 ouer6ings ol16
sic niht angenel6eten So6ten einbe-
ariffen. 9eah oem gintrogen in Sic
0iiten lit, tpie sic @enerale erflarten,
cine &o1,troIle Biz 5ur @eltenrng l1t1-
n1oalif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Qenft iebt Gin.
IS a + / ng t o n, 81. 8;

US ing t o n, ~. Stt.
Die &erii9erung, 6aB @roBbritan-
11ier, feitoem sic 8oblen in W1erife
boriiber iin6, ni6ts nit be5ug auf bie
6ortige Gage unternebmen tnerbe.
obne iid borber nit ser 8unbesregie,
r11ng ser gereinigten Stoaten ins
@tnpernebmen gu iete,, bat in amt
liden &reiien nidt geringes Snter-
eiie berporgerufen un6 oie bortnddi=
gen @eriidte nod peritdrft, 6aB 6ie
8unbesregierung tbatiddli@ NIT bern
Efane 1rmgebt, cine uHroflamation
on sic Ma6te" gu erlaiien. Mls bem
Staatsiefret6r 8rpan 8eridte aus
9orbor1 ge5eigt tp11r6en, sic oorol,f
hin6euteten, 6oB bie britiide glner-
fennung oes propiiorii6en 8rdiiben-
ten @uerta nur Bis 5ur Mbbalt,ng
ser nntionalen @ablen @iltigfeit ba=
be, nrei,1te er, 6aB bieriiber felt jeber
feline onoere Mniidt beitan6. l1eber
oie angeblid geplonte Proclamation
tpoI1te ie6o6 ser Staotsiefretar feine
be1timn1te Musfunft geben. @s ber-
t0rItete olle 5rogefteller ouf fpdter.
Sic 8unbesregierung miro nod tpie
Dor auf 6em Ston6punft berbarren,
6en nel1en Hrdiibenten ser gepublif
Merito ni9t an5uerfennen, tper aud
i1nmer ertp6bH per6en follte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
llnter beu Sternenbammer.
vi Prn S rua. 2S.

~ u " ~ o, 20. SOlI.
General 1elir 9ia5, sic Meritaner
Sole Sanbpnal u1b Gecilio Scon nno
ser an1erifanii9e 3eitungSforreipon=
oent 9lleran6er WiliamS baben gu
fll1dt in oenl amerifanilden &on1l1lat
gcludt 1nb li1o on gorb beS oneri=
funi1den &anonenbootes usSbeeling
geleitet &por0en. 9(m Montagabeno
at ipdter Stun6e pernabm Iia5, baB
uebrcre leiner. 9lnbanger berboftet
morben 1paren. Io bielt er cs fir
rdtblid), iicb rnter oen Sdub oes
Sterncnbanners 5lt begeben. ssS11 8e=
9leitllng Sanoopals uno Scons flet=
terte CT iiber sic Mauer, sic oos an1e=
rifanilde &onlulat bon oem Gel1t=
iden Sotel tre1nt. &oniul @iQiam1
Canada, Der gerufen tuuroe, perlprad
Sen Mcrifanern ieinen S6ut. Sn eli
ner 3omptbarfaiie lieB er iie uno
@Laian1s na6 bcn1 &anonenboot
lebaffen. Sic 6luht 6ie it6 INN Mit=
terl1adt 5lttrug, pur0e bon BEN nte=
rifonii6en Bebor6en erit am nG61ten
Mprgen e,1t6eft. Ser 9lmerifaner
8. Blum tpltr6e bon ser Boli5ei per-
baftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
9ie Gpferliite.
D2illp aufee, 81. DIT.

W( ID q II Z, ~. 0ll.
Sic 3obl ser Opfer an g}eni6en'
leben, >pel6c ser geltrige 8rano in
ser Mnloge Ser Goodyear Hubber
Company forbertc, belduft ii9 nad)
beute permitting Inn 10 l1br erfolgter
W1eloung auf iieben. gs iit inbeiien
nidt al,sgcidloiien, 0aB perfoblte
9eiden inter Sen Iriinmern, aus
Sd)11tt un6 gllbc berporge5ogen mer=
Sen, >penn oas Teuer crit pollltanoig
erloi iden lit 11nb Ser 6euermebr eine
grinolide Sinmegraumung Ser
neberreite ernog1idt miro. Ser an=
oeridtete n1oterielle g6aben miro NIT
einer baIben Wlilion Collars ange=
qeben oenn neben Sen @ebau0en Der
gerran11ten @eeui6aft tpnroen onh
n1ebrere anltobe116e @obnbanler eir1=
ueiIdert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Gtreifflaac in Midigan.
6 a I II m e t, Mi6., 81. Sf1

Gal m e t, Wflh., ~. Dit.
Sic Streifflage inn &upfer6iitrift
6es nor6lidpn Mibigon lit nod i1n=
nter ungefldrt. Sic Dor fur5em be-
gon1enen 8emiibungen, BEN Streif
gu beenben ii11o feblgeidlagen, oa-
gege1 boben &reisridter S'@rien rno
gri6eriff gpers bonn &ougbton
County &onferen3en nit Sen @rnben-
befiterle- int sSsntereiie Ser Streifer
ongebabnt. 2ie ein5ige 8e6ingung,
Sic sic @treifer bisber geiteut baben,
@er5idt ouf slnerfenn11ng Ser @e<
1tern 6eoeration Of @ners, ober 8ei=
beboItung ibrer g2itglie6idaften Der
Union, lit bon Sen @rubenbeIibern
abgelebnt tporoen. @ierauf 5eri6l11=
gen iid 6ie llnterbanolungen, neil
sic @rnbenbeliter erflart baben, lie
miir6en unter feinen ltnrItanben in
311fl,nft MitgIie6er Ser @eitern 6eoe>
ration Of Miners anltellen. SSn5tpt-
1den tper6en 61n1berte bon Stretfz
brehern na6 6e1n 9iitrift gebra6t,
INN sic NI6te ser @treifer ein5uneb'
men. Sic @onber5iige tpl1rben bon
sablreiden gtreifern am 8abnbof in
Gmpfang gerommen bod fam es
au feinen lnr11he,1, 6a Mili5iol6aten
11n6 Silfs{deriffs in GROCER 3abl an=
tpe1en6 tparen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Erfer Ihril,
Scr &aiier
i1t @ie1t .
9as feite 3miammenbalten oes 9rei-
bmnbcs lpl betDnt ,uerbcu. -
9er5lidcr @mpfang.
gS i e II. 26 0ft

len, 26. DIT.
&ailer Milbelm lit on sonntos
gum Yell1d Safer Jron5 Soiepbs
in 8ien eingetroffen, Ser i'm am
Yabnbof empfing un6 iiberaus BERG
li1 begriiBte. 8ie es beiBt ioQ sic
aonferen5 Ser beioen Monorden 6en
@eril6ten Elm Gnbe bereiten, es 1ei
in 6en Ye5iebungen 3tpii6en Sen BEL,
on 2Gn6ern cine nerfli9e 9bfublung
eingetreten, tpeil Iel1ti6lnno tpGb-
reno oeS 8altantrieges cine otter
reidfeinblid)e Golitif perfolgt batte.
= Sic beioen aaiier nabn1en 5uI jam,
men bas 6riibltiid unb SOS Iiner elm,
morauf iie cine lange &onferen5 ob-
bielten. 9aad6em Safer gSilbelm
no6 mebrere Ser fiibren6en Nolitifer
in Muoien5 elnpfangen botte, fubr er
am Mbenb nob Berlin 5uriid. ssSn
elmer offi5ieaen &un6gebung begriiBt
oa5 uSrembel1=Slatt" SEN 8elud oes
Teut1den &ailers, tpel6er am CONT
tag al1n1 &aiier 6ran5 Soiepb nod
Sdlob Sd0nbrunn fonl na9bem er
einige Gage Sag6ga1t bes gr5ber5og=
Sbronfolgers 6ran5 Ser6inono ouf
Sdlob &onopiidt getpeien lit. Sic
bonn 9(uspartigen 9(mt inipirierte
3eitung preilt 6as beltebe116e Blind,
nib alS elm loldes, meldes iiberge-
ganger lei in 6as @irflidteits=8e=
muBtiein Ser Serri6er un6 8oIfer
nno Elm feites, l1n5erreibbares 8anb
biloe. Seit 6em lebten 8eiud) oes
&ailers @ilbelm in 8ietl 10 betont
oaS ~6rem6en-8latt" ieien idmere
Stiirme iiber europa 6abingebra,,i It.
GoB 6ie 6unfen nidt 3iin6eten uno
europa elm @eltbrano eripart blieb,
6as fei Elm grfolg bes @reibunbes,
ieines Grie6ensmiQens uno ieiner
Srieben erbalten6en &raft.
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1Siinf5ig berlett.

Ghelter SaDlor, Gernetner Der
@olltpal1ie 8 pon1 ne1tl1ten gl111bes=
sSnfo11terieregi,ue11t, lp1lroe getootet
1,l16 fiil1f5ig Terionen >uuroen mebr
ooer n1i11oer idlper perlett, alS cine
oidt be ie4'+e Sribiine i'm 9aieboll=
qsarf in SnlIo, Sflo., mabre110 zines
spiels 3tpiiden &iegen Ser Gbicogo
9lmerica,1= un6 ser Seem gorf 9fotio=
nal 9eague eiritiir5te. slne auf Der
Iribiine befin6ltden perionen, ettpa
400 an Ser 2abl, ftiir3ten in oie
5ieTc.
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Hene Grfinbnne.
g G rIi n, %. Sc1

Ser II n, 2S. Sc1.
Rrof. Gr. 1srit Sober, 3ireftor oeS
esnititl,ts fir pbniifoliide Ghen1le,
fat einen 9(nborot s1tr @erhltn11g
non Observation-Disclosures erfltnoen,
sen er in Ser eeSohresnerlon1mlnng
SCR Safer Wi1helm=Stift1tng nor<
fiihrte. Ser &oi1er >pohnte Ser Si=
t1tng BEL. Ser Soberiche Mooorot
F,,st ouf ser 9obnfhen eleftriiden
Qo,npe un6 lit in prel,Biihen Stoots=
berqiperfen bereits probiert poroen.
Sic grfin6nng lit bireft ouf ben
@oiier auriidaufiibren, Der i'm BORT
gen Sabre sen @e6anfen onreate.
Mud, an6ere @elehrte haben iid eir-
qebeno nit Ser Srage bef6dfttgt
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9nb,uia >piro &6nio.
sD2 il II cf1 e n. 81. Sft.
-0t u II u { ~ [T: 0FI:
No. ho,or;5hn 03n;h2rn4h hcf1,1nE,

Ser boperi1he Geihsratb beid)loB
orn Montog cine @orlage GIT befiir-
tporte1t sic sic glbIetung. oes geiltes<
fronfen @onigs Stto ltno 6ie Trofla-
mierung oes Nrin5rege1tten 9l.bpig
sun aorig bon goDern porIicbt. Spd-
ter trot ser Miniiterrotb 8u elmer Si-
bung 5niommen nn6 beidlob, ei1te
onologe @orlage ser Mbgeor6neten-
fanmer 3n u11terbrciten. Cine Mebr-
heit fir sic gorIoge 1T in bei6en
@6ufern gefidert.
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8ra1tnid,ueias Shron.
g e erIin, 2S. Oft.

Ser beutlbe gn11oesrotb nobm am
evlolrtog ei11Iti1nrl1ig Sen 8eldlnB a11,
oem Gri113en Gr11it 9lugult bon Cunt
berlon6, benn gdmiegeriobn oes &oi-
iers, sic gfegierung 6es Ser5ogtbnnls
@rounihmeig 8u iibertragen, ma6=
6em 6elien 8ater, Ser Ser5og bon
Cumberland, anf SEN Sbron ber5i6=
tet bat.
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&ereiates &prgebcn.
a I bling to n, 3. g., %. ST

IS d B ng t o n, .. O., 28. Stt.
Irei europaiI6e @roBma6te,
Geutidlano, ENGLAND un0 6ranfreicb,
bob II 1i6 bereit erflart, feline S6ritte
in @aden Merifos 81 tbun, obne oab
porber sic 93egierung ser Ser. Staa=
ten Belegenbeit gebabt bat, 6en reip.
Megierl1ngen einen 0efinitipen Wan
fir sic 5ufiinftige Eolitif Ser bon
l1lepollttionen 6urd)tobten n1ittelane=
rifalliihen Mepublif gegeniiber 5lt un=
terbreiten.