New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1917, Page 15

\ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1917. A PEOPLE ENTIRELY REMOTE FROM WAR ‘Eskimos Hardly Realize Great Straggle Is In Progress Feb. 23.—The Iiskimos of ireenland are probably the only peo- ple in Europe who are net interested in the outcome of the great Such is the impression given by Jen Dangaard Imsen, governor of Green- land, who has all the way to London to appear as a witness in a claim of the Danish government to . cargo of fish seized by the British as a prize of war. “They have heard of the war,” said the governor, “but they have only a vague impression®™ of the glgantic struggle. Two HEskimo papers that are published once a month give them a rough idea of the conflict but the issues are entirely foreign to them. These papers are printed by native printers trained in Denmark. In them . are reproduced war pictures taken from the Dapfsh papers.” * The waste of human life maKes the deepest impression on these Green- landers, according to Governor Dan- gaard. “The Kskimo believes, it avicked to kill humans,” he went on. “He kills all animals and thinks he has a perfect right to do so but he shrinks from the thought of taking a human’'s life. He heard of men being thrown against machinery in . the great struggle to the south of him and believes the whole thing absurd.” The governor. summed up the Greenlander’s unique position which remarked may have gomething to with his detachment from the war. Greenlander,” he said, - “has dvantages: o no army to support. ““He has no navy to worry about. “There are no policemen in Green- nd. “He has no taxes to pay. There are no movie shows rcaters. “All doctor bills are paid by the ’anish government. « “There,” added the governor, “you ave a condition unique among the scoples of the world. ~ And it must ot be forgotten that the standard Highlanders is being raised, slowly by I am also pleased to report s numbers are increasing. The present population of 13,000 shows a ; — MEAT CAUSE OF LAME BACK AND KIDNEY TROUBLE Fake a Glass of Salts to flush Kid- London, war. come or neys if your - back is aching. Noted authority says Uric Acid from meat irritates the Blad- der. Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. 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Clark & Brainerd company | always has a supply of Rheuma and | guarantees it to vou. any intention to treat him as s i | |ed, but claimed him as of militar. | age and subject to military service. i The courts, without entering into i | | | 714 growth of about 71z ‘per cent. in ten ye: s, “The Danish government, which |these disputed questions of fact, took controls the country, carefully looks |the broad ground that while the home | secretary has discretion to malke a | deportation order, he Iras no power to after the well-being of the Eski and by a rigid ban on visi country—nobody is allowed to go Greenland except by special perm sion—leaves him to develop on natural evolutionary lines.” to is- I ported alien must go. The order was accordingly quashed and the duke re- stored to libert | original l | than 173 divorces to eve JAPAN IS LEADING WORLD IN DIVORCE | Numecrous Separations Becoming Alarming and Recommendation {s Made for Stricter Laws, Tokio, Feb. n proportion to its population Japan leads the world in divorce, according to statistics just ! compiled by government officials. A | great number of separations = come | immediately- after marriage. ! Whereas in England the proportion | of divorce is only two to every 20,000 marridges and in the United States it is 82, in Japan there.are no fewer ¢ 20,000 mar- riages. Most of the divorces recorded have been brought about by “mutual consent” and through the efforts of the go-betweens responsible for the union. They were accom- shed without submission to court s law. Out of the 59,000 divorces which were effected between 1883 and 1802 only 409 cases were obtained by law suits. 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The test case discussed by tha courts was that of the Duke de Cha- {teau Thierry, a French subject of mil- | itary age, resident in England prior to the war, against whom the Hritish government made an order of depor- tation to France at the request of the Trench government. No offense or misconduct was alleged against the | duke, but the home secretary claimed the right to deport him ,ungder certain ' war legislation which authorized him to deport aliens, while the war con- | tinu ‘‘wkenever such deportation is incidental to the safety of the realm.” | The duke contended that he was a royalist, and therefore a political re- | fuge, and stated in his afiidavit that he had been threatened, over the tete- phone, with the fate of being placed in a dangerous part of the firing line, notwithstanding an English medical certificate of unfitness. The French government disclaimed any political animus against him, or 'WHAT IS AN INTERNAL BATH? 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