INDIANS IN NATAL.
PASSIVE KESISTERS. FOR THEIR RIGHTS. Pre** A*sn—By T«testnn>h--€Jopyrigfet Received 11.55 p m. Johannesburg. Sept. 16. It is believe! the Indians' passive resistance campaign will begin by the Indian women in Natal crossing the Transvaal bor.ier. ]f arrested the leaders hope to induce all the Natal Imians, numbering 130,000 to defy the laws Gaiiduu is directing the campaign
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2027, 17 September 1913, Page 5
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