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gium forever. This pass must contain, be-
sides the photograph of the bearer and the
usual data about his identity, full details
about his military status, his vocation, the
purpose and the presumable duration of his
stay in Belgium. During his stay in Bel-
gium the traveler will be required to re-
port at the nearest police station on the
first and fifteenth of each month to have
his pass viseed. It has furthermore been
determined that the undesirable visitors
shall receive permission to stay for one
year only under special circumstances, and
that the duration of the visit may be ex-
tended from day to day. But these persons,
admitted only by special favor of the police,
shall not form any clubs or societies among
themselves, not even for charity or other
philanthropic purposes, nor for amusements.
Particularly limited shall be the right of
these unfortunate Germans to go into busi-
ness or to acquire property in Belgium, and
even in Belgian firms not more than one-
tenth of the employees shall consist of sub-
jects of the tabooed nationality. In ad-
dition to this, they shall be subjected to
heavy taxes. in the communities, in which
they have been temporarily permitted to
stay.
The other vexations which La Bclgique
kindly proposes for the Germans may be
skipped in silence, because those which have
been mentioned suliice. At least this should
be supposed, but for many readers and
collaborators of La Belgiquc even this is
not sufficient punishment for the German
Huns.
“You are far too gentle," writes a num-
ber of readers from Maestricht, who sent a
“letter to the editor" in which they suggest
further molestations. Among other things
they demand that the Germans ought not
to be given permission for a continuous
stay in Belgium of more than twelve months
at the most. The object plainly is to ex-
clude in future all German competition in
Belgium, and to make Belgium an undis-
puted domain of the French and the British
which may be used as base for the launch-
ing of their second war against Germany,
which, according to the assertion of La
Brlgique, is to be more violent and remorse-
less than the first war.
There is only one fitting reply to this
challenge of the “warlike Belgians": “The
founding of a German daily in Brussels.
The newspaper will come into being on
July 1st of this year. Particulars can at
Present not be made public, if for no
other reason than that they have not been
definitely settled yet. But it is to be hoped
that it may become a strong brcastworl: for
the German cause in the hitherto too
“Welshified" (?) Brussels.
Why Don’! Canadians Go to War?
WE suggest this entirely new scarehead
to the newspapers that are trying to
Plunge us into carnage. There are a good
many of them.
And then we will wait-for wait it will
be-to see in the same papers accounts of
the embarkation of Canadian troops as we
have been waiting for the news of the ar-
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M. Beck, holding the Allies
responsible for the war.
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