The sun., 1919-07-21
Germans Particularly Alive to
Great Opportunities in
Fresh Field.
ALL NATIONS WELCOME
Governments Friendly to
Those Who Come With
Good Intentions.
ny A. A. PRECIADo.

tain a population at least three times Its
present size, as there Is still plenty OF
elbow room and a sufficient quantity OF
good, livable territory that can be de-
veloped for the purposes Of feeding an
increased number of people that may
choose to go there.
An indication that certain European
countries are soon to open their doors
and permit natives to leave the country
for the New World is given in reports
that the Germans are preparing to emf
crate to South America on large scale.
The German population in South Amer
lea Is already large one and covers
nearly every section OF the continent.
German colonies may be found in Chile,
Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Ger
n an colonies may be found in Central
America and in Mexico. 1t seems that
there isn't a Latin American country
that has no. been touched by the great
fcod Of German immigration before the
great war.
Whether this emigration policy will
be followed by other nations in Europe
remains to be seen. Europe needs a lot
OF patching up and lot of labor to re-
construct all the things that she lost
during the war. Labor IL required to
rebuild Belgium, France. Italy, as well
as certain parts of Russia. Whether
these countries will be able economically
&c. release this potential factor in recon-
structjon ia a question that the future
OILY will answer.
On the other hand, while Germany
,uffered from the uN,ai consequences in
volved in the fate of the vanquished
nevertheless she came out OF the
struggle with her country practically
intact. No cities were levelled no pro-
irnm.diats reconatrnctjo,, nrohler1s ore
,acing her II would seem tbers,ore
,hat 20 eli nat;ons a, Errnn. carr,ory
ts IN far hattar nosition D., narn,it
.n,,ar,.;on - Soro,sn so,, pro.s a.
natcbss saan, 20 Indicate that .bo 10
prsnarinc m aoont this nolicv On a trs.
rspdom. scoIs nartic,,iari,, 70 Suit
Ann.rica
Argentina Half Foreign,
In view OF the heaVy lm'nierauon OF
SermAhs before tne war ana inc prospec-
i've coming Oh thousahos OF otners 10
the South american cohtihent 'he I'm.
press'oh mas oeen given tnat OF all
ioreSheEs IN that lano tne Germans are
IN INC majority. rms OF course. Is not
20, rake single country, argentina.
Nearly hait the population OF Argentina
-
10 tne latest stalsucs OF tne last hi'y
years mere settled IN argentina over
z'Voo'ooo ltahans. me Spaniards were
Aefose SECOND Win 1,IoV,ooo Immigrants,
WINE only oo,uVo Germans were reported
70 nave come 10 the country inc
IIehch aione were rep1csenteu ourins
.h s perLvd oS over aV ~ ,iiisr ,,
tho bnSHsn py oo'Voo' Austro-Hun-
Earians by 10000: Swiss by $4,000 and
oeISians 1y |l'Vov.
Ihe ltahan popuiation IN Argentina Is
so pronounced mat IL mas exercised a
strons innuence over the original Span
I'm language as spoken In Argentina
spanish WORDS nave oeen mixed with an
ltahan VOCABULARY resulting in COM
pound product WhiIe the newspapers
nave not been influenced by the Italian
language ana continue TO write their
text IN sood idiomatc spanish, neverthe-
less In conversation with native of
Argentina one can readily see that the
itaIian y mas replaced the liquid LIS
peculiar to the pure Castilian.
In Brazil italy has also led all other
nations in point or immigration with the
exception, OF course, OF Portugal, which
during the period between 1897 and 1917
sent 2,ss2,ooo to the country that was
formerly her colony. During the same
spain, lfb.9ls; Austria. S4'o52, while
low n,,n,bsr was d.. - $500 ood,,ioms
IN y,rona
II VoIn.ro,.o r,u. e.. ,.,
I, IT, q. $3.50 .n,i. '.u 80. .'Sh popu-
c.rn,.. Snos;.s uiriueu pelmeen
,ba sn,ai, so',harn , M',e III
Chi,s ,ha ,an,,,a.iar t., VI aIulH N. Ia
-, r..r,,'o 10 eo''poseo 'hoS'y
rna ',,an,., etc. a., s.,. 49,,
can countries 10 .Jaona,a 90 oo,'.',,,
lsr1e non,,Ia tions AItho,,ab ,hoso az.
many repIona IN tbs .o,,hsr, nont,,o,,
where II 10 ,mnoss,hla Ton h,n,an
being TO live. nevertheless tbera s,iii
a .Ificient Quantity ~ acreaso lit
itesI cond;,,on. go WIZ
n absorh a nrrch araatar ,'i..tN
than tha oontinsnt ne, popu'~''on
For the nnrnosas ~ oorsO1;, AT,
the R.nub,ic ., Arg.n,;ns lei, 80.
Iation Of ss71 ooO inha hjton,s SI.L
an araa 30, 800 ooo $500 a"u win
iina Ia Iarsar arr 49," D
RuI1aria 6snnoorr IHsar, S uII',
IN Eurono ItaI,, 80 1870 ueLIiidhy
1.hs Ia "a nar;,o 'apa" coIaoInea.
inha bitabln W, .S ~ 'ne Ioai.ry rs
ar~,n.tn popuiation OF
nonniation. ~ ,he no,, 70 inc compIned
IL trihinr ''e"''0"eu
Chile. T.rr,,o. Az. Va.
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Cnle with population of 5000 600
sIs mas an area or $4,000 square
nes, Inc northern portion OF the coun-
~; ot course: consists OF a desert from
"n she nitrates are taken. but the
~ i.a t $50, IS garden spot. Chile
NAV =. :. a,r VIA formerly was Ger