The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-19
EMIGRATION TO
4. BE. CONT,RO OILED
England. Plans to Direct It. to
Her Colonies


England after. the war may be guild
ed and controlled by the government,
If q bill now before the house of COM
mons is passed ~, NsEssH .: %f,'. -
This bill, which was recommended
by the Dominions Royal Commission.
has two OBJECTS: To constitute.a
central authority which would have
certain executive powers in. ,connec-
ton, with emigration, from the. United
Kingdom. and to control those actively
connected with emigration, such as
passage brokers an demigratiJl So
cieties. a 49,. IN =
The central authority would repre-
sent all parts of the empire. Its du-
ties would consist of distributing In
ormation to prospective emigrants,
advising and assisting them In: their
choice of future homes, especially in
the case of members of the naval,
military or air forces of the empire
and their wives, widows and depend
ents. '''ss,yEG tstf .,# 81. ~ .....
All passage brokers would conduct
their businesses after receiving IL
censcs from the government and after
paying a bond of $3.50 to insure their
good faith. No emigration societies
would be- allowed to carry on propa.
ganda work without the approval of
the authorities. Il -,
':.This reconstruction policy" says
Mr.. Hcwins, under secretary for the
colonies, will not in any way infringe
upon the personal liberty of any Eng
lishman to emigrate where he desires,
but it will be our policy to set before
the prospective emigrant the advan-
tages Of making his htme in one Of
the possessions of the empire. We
merely aim to,give. definite encourage
mnt to tn utilization of the emigra-
ton that does take place for building
up the strength and prosperity OF the
empire"
--bUY W. S.1S. '.r
IA THE PRISON BARD. S..
Uh! Mr.. Bismarck, You Arc "a Hot
:,sti Old, Town.
Oh! Mr.. Bismarck you are hot old
town, you are warmer than any on the
northern bound; you are known every
where as grand and great, wonderful
little city in a grand old state.
Your streets are nice and clean and
your lights they are burning bright;
your hotels are numouls ana are
clean out of sight; your boarding
houses are fine but you must pay
cash for, they never feed you tccm day
to day on c0rnbeef hash.
Your policemen on the corner tust
to hear you call, they are perfect
gentlemen why one and all they raise
their hats politely as you pass them
by for you never see them give you
that suspicious eye.
Your, penitcntiary Is a home for the
so.called bad men. but they are made
better men after they been in; yaur
church bells ring clearly on a Sunday
morn, sure makes everybody happy
for the day that they were born.
III boost your city everywhere as I
make my rounds. For, Mr.. Bismarck.
You're = hot old town. e. :,
By GEO. G. MEYERS, Inmate.
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VOLUNTEER LAWYERs WANTED.
Assistant Attorney General Bronson,
Vice president In North Dakota OF the
American Ear association, at the re.
quest Of the national organization has
sent out call for one lawyer in each
county 10 represent the bureau Of wor
risk insurance In investigating char
acter and looking after other detail
work. The American Bar association
advises that II Is seeking the services
Of young barristers who are energetic
and who have not too m,ieh-to do.