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· EAST AFRICAN GOLDFIELD. LIFE AT THE LUPA RIVER DIGGINGS

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DIGNITY OF SPEECH.

THE SHORTCOMINGS OF SONE CLERICS AND JUDGES.

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THE ALIEN PROBLEM.

STATEMENT BY HOME OFFICE.

The following statement was issued. from the Home Office on July 24th-

The Home Secretary received a deputa tion on July 2ard from a number of societies interested in questions regarding the naturalisation and admission of aliens to this country. The deputation was introduced by Lord Queenborough, and speeches were made by Lady Syden hat, representing the British Women's Patriotic League, Dr. Wansey Bayly, re- presenting the Workers' Liberty and Em ployment League,' and. Me: Arthur | Kitson, representing the Banking Reform Leagues The depatation, handed in a short memorial praying for the amend- meat of the British Nationality and Status of Alicus Act, 1914, to make more stringent the conditions under which certificates of naturalisation may be granted. It was urged that the grant of British citizenship should only be given to aliens having long and meritorious residence in this country, and then only after the inost search- ing inquiries into their moral and £nancial status. It was suggested that: aliens and naturalised persons form a very large proportion of the criminal- population of this country; that many of them are being maintained at the coun try's expense, whether in hospitals,

"It is extraordinary to me, said, bdr. Kat Afrien is full of rumours regard. ing Binds so the Laps River alluvial gold Henry Ainley recently, that Geld near Tukuyu, in Tanganyika Terri body is ever taught to speak well. It tory. Many parties have gone from no less surprising to many another who Kenya or have come from the south to will beartily sympathise with his dictum that we must get back to the stage the the fold, and very low have returned.

To reach the Lupa River from Kenya dignity and beauty of public speech. one must undertake an arduous motor. Am not to the stage alone. How many car journey occupying at least a week-leries read the Lessons badly, and de through Arusha, Kondos Irangi, Dodoma,liver their sermons worse? In the Law and Irings to Tukuyu, including the cross-Courts & learned and lengthy judgment ing of flooded rivers, sand drifts, and al will often be delivered in a monotonous most trackless bush, besides occasional gabble; the lenined Judge devotes little bridge-building as extra diversion, time to polishing his sentences, which he delivers with the same disinterested At Tukuyu it is necessary to go on a safari of so miles, But there is gold to unconcern..

Again, for slipsbod speech, careless be found at the end of the journey...

tiresome" iteration, and "A Kenya farmer, an ex-major in a Line Brammar, regiment, has not only been to the Lupa maddening circumlocutions there is no and found sufficiens gold to pay his ex place like the House of Commons, which, penses, but has returned to relate his unfortunately, likes to have it so under story. He reports that the whole of the the impression that such is the style area, covering many square miles, con more suitable to practical nien of affairs taina alluvial gold. Some of it is of the The dignity and beauty of English coarse variety which can be obtained by speech, of which Mr. Ainley spoke, hand panning, but there is a good deal af are rarely found in public places where women-talk. Yet public fine gold which can only be recovered by men-and a wealthy company able to undertake speech never counted for so much as to dredging operations. From the paint of day, and the reputation of being " view of the small miner; be says it is good speaker" was never so valuable.

Mr. Ainley was addressing the teachers worth while to visit the field as a specula

their vacation course and who tion if one has £100 to risk and the time at to spend, hat it is not worth while if a but they can work any reformation in the man is in a job. He reckons that the spoken word? If not at school where else average incones eaned on the field range can the beauty and dignity of English between £300 and £700 a year. There speech be upheld as living things which Prisons, aylums, or on the poor rate; that British nationality is sought, and are a few lucky individuals who have to defile is an act of vulgarity? But in the case of women only too easily ob atruck rich pockets and are doing extra-slang is so fatally easy. The carelesstained, to avoid deportation, and that shopping, slicing, and milation of words ordinarily well..

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sentences are

The gold is being found in the beds of comes so naturally. Even the cparsest intermarriage between aliens and British two rivers, the Lupa and the N'gwasiba, brutalities of speech dow readily to the subjects was altering for the worse the moral and physical characteristics of, 15 miles from the Lupa There are about tongue. Words" 190 men in the area, and their camps

the people. spread sonie 14 miles along the Lups and 17 miles along the N'gwasiba. The method of operation is simple. The miner draws an imaginary line down the centre of the river the length of his claim, builds

mangled and befouled. Yet nothing fall more pleasantly on the ear than good" clocution, and the music of words is as a revelation to those who for the first time hear them spoken as they should be spoken-with respect for their worth and a dam, diverts the water from one side of a feeling almost of reverence for their the stream, and then digs out the river long service and ministry

flippancies of slang are bed on the side which remains dry. The The easy

dirt is put through sluice boxes ausing enough, and prigishness is once and panned-the work being per detestable. But the fact remains that we formed by natives. At the end of the do not use this fine instrument of our day the winnings are brought to the mother speech as we should, and we are miner by his staff-the gold being collect the poorer for the neglect. ed in cigarette tins-and the miner pre- sents a small prize to the native who has shown the best results. When one side doubtless had a most excellent effect, and of the river has been worked out, the all disputes are settled by the miners water is turned back into it and work be-themselves."

In reply, the Home Secretary, said he entirely agreed that British nationality was gift not lightly, to be conferred; but he thought that the deputation did not quite realise the manner in which the alien laws of this country were adminis tered. The present position was that no alien could be naturalised unless he bad had at least five yours' residence in the British Empire; in actual practice this. average duration of residence of aliens naturalised during his term of office was made in excess of that period. He could not agree that any distinction should be made, for naturalisation purposes; be-- tween residence in England and residence elsewhere in the Empire. He was strongly on, the side of Imperial unity, and any such distipetion would serve to divide rather than to unite the Empire, Apart from residence qualification, he had to b. satisfied before signing any certificate of naturalisation that it was in the in- terests of the country that the applicant should become a British citizen.

As regards the resident alien popula-- tion in England, the Home Secretary

gins on the other half. It is only possible A party of men, tired and hungry, met to work for nine months in the year be together late one afternoon in a large cause tue rains food the rivers during and gloomy grass but not far from the the other three, but the more enthusiastic field. Outside, the natives had lit fires miners, undaunted by the foods, digand in the hut the men, gathered in one trenches in the river banks and start corner talking inevitably of gold, disposed panning again when they reach down to of a frugal tex. Presently, out of the gravel The Lupa lies in a deep valley gloom behind them came the melody, of and is considered to be unhealthy, but Onward, Christian Boldiers. The hut on the Ngwasiba it is possible to build was, in reality, a church, and the miners said that they had been here for a great Le camps on the hillsides. There is no bad failed to hear or see the choir alemany years, and there could be no ques- township, only a long line of camps chiefly in for practice. The miners included &tion of expelling them. If, however, any couposed of huts, made of wood and **hard case to whom mission boys were individuals so behaved as to render their furnished with grass roofs Some of the a particular challenge. Yet the voices of further presence bere undesirable, they older residents have not only added glass the natives in that district are so musical, rendered themselves liable to deportation. windows and properly manufactured doors and their rendering of the well-known As regards the admission of aliens to to their houses, but maintain small farm hymn was so surprisingly good, that the England, the Home Secretary pointed out yards with bows for milk, goats for meat, hard case remained to enjoy the that each year large numbers of Ameri and chickens to vary the fare.

singing. Hymn tunes exercise a great cans and other arrived on holiday or for Meat is killed every second day by fascination over the "raw" African, Somali truders, and the rainers buy their supplies from a small central market Mill can be obtained from a neighbour-

whose only knowledge of civilization has business purposes, and it was in the inter- so far been gained at the mission station, cats of this country that they should come. and it is not surprising to hear that every The figures of arrivals and departures

HOSHIGAURA,—Finset Beadde Summer Holiday Resort in North China. Five missing mission station, and butter is furnish night, when the long miles of camp fires show that this large volume of visitors rom: Dairem, but connected with the aby by special motor and carriage road and electric ed by two enterprising settlers, one living gleam up and down the Lupa, the native passes out of the country in due course, tramway, Yamato Hetal (55 roomus) and is faslined bangalow in charming clif gardent about 15 miles away and the other about labourers, seated in parties round their and he was careful to see that they in Bathing Boating, Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Hilllaris, Orchairs twice a week. Capital place, 60 miles from the field. A native comes own fires in the bush by their singing of fact did so. He agreed with the view for children. OGONDAI Most beautiful and select Beside Resort in the Far East. Two miles from Fors around the camps every week and collects the melodies learnt from the missionary, of the deputation that the numbers of Arar. Formerly the Bammer Bowers of the high Bassian officers and ommala Yamato orders. The Tanganyika Government has bring back old memories to many a white the alien population should not be in

creased. Hetel and 30 vilms and bangalows, mostly with detached ser Ante quarters Froclient fixed the price of meat at eta 10 per miner. Bathing, Wonderful Scenery,

Historis Battindekia, Bained and Diamantled Forta Mies of pound, and has apparently refused to alarmning Wales and Drives. Abundant Pienining Facilities. Orchestra twice a week, allow a liquor licence for the field. Al- coholic refreshment is ohtairiable, but at ARTHUR-Famous for its two memorable Siepes and its beatiful landlocked an almost prohibitive price. Flour bod Harbour., Kractly one hour's journey from Daire by express train. Yamato Hotel U14 rooms) Bauldent place of historical and scenic Interest to fill a month with fresh sugar are expensive and groceries are most difficult to obtain, but the miner walk or drive every day. Most homláky and malabrious spos in the Far Hari.

fads honey to be a good substitute for sugar, and with milk, chickens, eggs, and meat, be considers the Lupa an extra- ordinarily comfortable place Labour is cheap, the natives being paid "shs. S per month, and mealic meal can be pur chased, delivered at the camp, for 34. ed. per 5015. lond

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It is all a gamble, but there seems to be a fair chance of making proft. Hy informant had to take up an abandoned claim, worked two or three times before he arrived one man having taken 200 ounces out of it. Yet the newcomer struck a small pocket on the first day and took six ounces in 12 days. There is an parently no guide to fortune on the Lupa," and many men have gone un' for months without a sign of gold while new arrivals with no experience have paid their ex penses at once. The gold in bought by the Standard Bank of South Africa a Dar-es-Salaam at corrmt market prices. Jess costs, with an allowance for the silver content-the Lopa, gold contaias 7 per cent. of River

Perhaps the most interesting thing in, the Geld is the miner Inmself. The wik score men who have gathered there come from all classes of African whites. There ara Kenya farmers who would be better employed on their farms, sober" com- mercial man from Nairobi, planters from all over · East Africa, and a generőtis leavening of the old regular type of hard living prospector, chießy from South Africa, hoping again for wealth as they have done for many a year, men with curious records and some of them of donhtful character. But there has beco no trouble so far. The ausence of facilities for obtaining cheap liquor ban (Continued on next Qulama Wiad

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