New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,FRIDAY, NOvEMBER 21, 1919, 3 @ B ! s 4 = s e > . 2 ey Ag,{l‘fl ['N until some virtnally plead for | Hebrew is one of the most uncom- gonia North America is as vet REFUGEES RETURN HOME, s . K yms while others content them- fortable in Germany barred and Mexico, because of the un- Lond 3 . Ch l S l N Bl ! 1 4 1, Nov. 20—Of o 250,- arm! im "' Huses i I £ ; irnest hopes that all the ! Berlin is flooded with anti-semitic favorable political conditions, is uuuoseln;x“n f:g\,.ue. who 'nme‘p v!m,.‘ !!!g y p e € 0 Jews save Germany and go to | literature, The west 'end of the city counted as undesirable e % Hal i % uring the war, the miniy- 3 [ o T | Palestine—or anywhere else in the is the particular stamping ground of - et el Mol B i Artistic Fixtures of 3 1 world than Germany. ~those who distribute it. The an- OFFICIALS SCATTERED i less than 20,000 here today, the ret ! L8 | ] t The agitation began. as The Asso-: tagonism to Jews extends to almost : otiE e it 5 P a 1e Ass s £ having returned to their own land ov ll R ciated Press correspondent had | €very stratum of the German popu P Irance. To care for Belglan refu- W 111er O. y ampic opportunity to see, in Bavaria lition agazines, weelk L o ol gees has cost England by private . i (i shorily after the armistice and the monthlies devote columms to the sub- | Members of Prov fonal - Goveriment | | ng and government support 9,- ecl Move IS waae I the Anti- ; | | revolution. It was at first inspired J€C of Korea Making Headquarters in | 900,000 pounds. 1 by opponents of Kurt ner and the Semmc Movement | other Jews who constituted a pant | | of the government of the first re- e public in' Bavaria. Tt was furthered | 1 . | RaziousfCountics STERN MERCHANT LAUNCHED. ] Tokio, Nov. 14.—To show how ! Tokio, Nov. 21.—The mercantile | ¢hiefly by the officer caste, Whi LEAVE GERMANY !icattered are the members of the | Steamer Eastern Merchant, built for | found thousands of syvmpathize | provisional government of Kovea, a the United States Emergency Fieet J among the real B e Rioingd —— | I corporation, was successtully launched | the eat port. has requested- the | the movement in ¢ ce if not hatred esterday at Tsurumi, near Tokio. This blishers of the Gerr Sfficers | Of the forei .lement that had in- | is the third vessel launched in Japan | e B B w | barded by Requests for Passports | Rhee. the premier of the provisional | for the American corporation. She is ik, agemand dipon S bt o | BRCETR2Y e ¥ government of IKKorea, is making his | of 13,000 tons deadweight public, not to read Jewish news- Thence it 0 eve in- ] = i s : to Any Old Country headquarters in the United States: pers Fhe demand mentions as | creasing rapidity, and blazed out in : - f th : . the foreign minister is in Paris; the & B = o obonen ‘thern Germany, where it had Berlin, Nov. 14—The newly in- minister of war is at Nickolsk, Si- | Obacco Hablt B . o = ways existed but had been more or gtifyted National Kmigration Bureau beria and the other mipisters and vice . S A S ok 2 opmant hecanseron the SOYErl- s being bombarded these days by ministers are living in Shanghai. EaShy Cc n: uered & 'r Zeitung aum . mental restrictions. s achieved @erms e zef e “The S0- arliament of this | Morgenpost and Germans who want to get out of Ger- The so z‘l‘lletl parliar B A e e e L e | many—to any old country in many government” the despatch add " 1 written a book telling low the tobacco or cases, anywhere except Germany. niade up of three deputies from each i snuff habit may be casil completely | The great majority express a desire to of the thirteen provinces in Korea ;;3:':;""\1 'r';:- three” day ue\\;‘gg\o:“‘ |tu‘;r‘.n‘u Minister of Defense Noske recently | go to America. The’bulk of the large The provisional government’s 1 T B—7il1y, Sta O City, wiil resultiof tt 5 Ll PB4 teps to prevent a ihregtened | crowd that constantly, throng: the visors include two American Mis- ) mail this book free ongequest emovi i “\ :C\“lm“”" which | pogrom which evoked a letter from a | quarters of the emigration bureau sionaries, one French lawyer and an The health' improvd® wonderfully after o e old ¢ 5y tion. o wh : ‘ X the nicotine poison out of the system § e Te ol jcen th'yv. ve- | Pan German who complimented him | consists chiefly of industrial workers Indian scholar. Calmness, tranquil sicep. clear eyes, normal S 31 ge of con- :on his attitude toward pogroms. over everything. ¢ h ’ Who can find no sufficient employ- Communication between the vari- | appetite. good digestion. manly vigor. strong | Officers of troops in the east repeat..| 5 Tinen ot provisional gov- | memory and ain in efficiency are & Pe " S & eat- e 3 terms ous branches of this provisio ES s 8 N i B r Dahers of courelsdl e accined or aaie s el entliereidn (Getmany . : being kept up Money re- | 2MonS the many benefits reported. Get rid | o paner ) s iberately fur- | The countries to which Germans ernment is being ker Money i s s AT umpaign, " thering an oppression of their Jewish |-can emigrate at present include ar- mittances are being made through a | pipe. cigar, cigarette. snuff or chewing £ der and bolder week by soldiers. 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