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CORNER OF 18TH ST. NEW YORK CITY.
The Society Organized to Raise - Fand or
100000.
conference of Russo-Jewlsh Inhabitants OF
this city was recently held In the Hebrew In
stitute for the purpose OF raising q large fund
for the service OF those OF their number who
desire to engage in farming After officers had
been elected. addresses were delivered BY
Rabbi Rain and others. resolutions wore
adopted. and n committee OF forty was elected
to propose plan OF action In the shortest pos
sible time.
The speakers dwelt upon tho pressing ne
cessity of immediate action. on account Of the
vast influx OF Jewish newcomers. many OF
whom are unable to find employment in the
urban industries Of this country. Mr. 8. Rosen-
buth spoke OF the dangers OF the present
emergency. and said that the Jews here must
turn their minds and hands to agriculture
which offers the only means Of escape from
the evils by which they are menaced. Rabbi
Raddin warned his hearers. and appealed to
them to adopt the policy advocated By Mr..
Rosenbuth. Unless We do SO at once" he
said, I'VE will prove ourselves unworthy OF the
blessings Of freedom that are here offered 70
After the Speeches came the resolutions. to
which there WAS preamble IN four sections.
are coming to this country; that it Is neces-
sary to make an orgnnized effort to meet the
IS sreads that there Is
against new competitors. and that the eondi-
9n ths hH mould be
tris. Vas tthsss t Tssslysd TRss e.
for the Of an
ss ns
Of forty was next aeet IN order This So%mttss
has already held several meetings. and has
eperted t%stP the Mite will ono.
S:ss$sss sss:sss sSsSs Ss e
Rs TessS the IsnS e. YIN be
s ., aS te ae ~ s sy
n many thoasssds gre 'Yuo th Ss 81 ths%
IN the s sse !s SWEATING shops 81 this city.
sd from % sa wo have been sent other
also been some alarm created BY the fact that
II The tbS a NsT
aroused a race prejudice which is sure. to
innre to their Disadvantage and the maniies-
81 Ehfe Is
would not encounter any troubles of the kind
in an agricultural community.
ed last yenr in California: there is another in
Iowa g. and there are others in several statesoi
is an rhh sgs
New jersey. Ii was then told how the settlers
there had procured land. bui houses and were
hSt Tine h Ssys snf
and they have found it profitable to engage in
Displayed wlth u bride tho PRODUCTS q their
vegetable fields, and their orchards, and have
raised. There are now several other colonies
Of ne same kind in New Jersey. and there
LAND could DO procured at suitable rates;
Within the past two, years jewish tnmt-
IN Of the saes
Nav E9gand Thc Jns;fI :ussss"ger q the
their s' an
An immigrant named Pankin visited THAI
I'd that n1
upon them" There were stnmps and stopesIn
harms wore carefully and diicsntly cultivated
they would yield crops and give the farmers farmer
gathering information unon. the subject. Not
Connscticut. and found a HON" in tho town Of
Chesterfield. In two months nine families OF
Pankin's friends were. settled there. and In
miles s'"' The jarsi M.sssosr publishes q
table giving tho n names Of these farmers.
the the prgas 81 paa m ther
the cash, payments for them. and the
length Of the mortgage time. It anpearS that
@ or In eG es o. sas
many thousands of ncres OF cleared land and
woods ind pastures. that they purchased them
II hs %"r 1 are
viii our farmer have any difficulty In dis
posing Of his products In Norwich or New
I.ondonf At present it does not seem 80.
pledged themselves to take Whatever vegets-
deal more, Well. what about the butter and
ish riilantIiropist has substituted a CON
siderable sum Of money for this pur-
Whgm the vy da Of tnS
scented minds toss about the first crops Of
new.mown hay to the tingling 81 the cow bells
ana ; the merry Laughter OF the LITTLE ones play.
into the impcnetrablo clear. blue heaven will
raise prayer Of THANKSGIVING
Many Of the Jewish farmers work at other
grocers. tailors. watrhInak.rs. saddlers.
bakers. cigarlnakcrs. rockettumk makers. hat
makers. and day iahnrcrs. Thus they earn
money in the winter s"asun. nnd thus they get
along in Ia" Nutm". state. They llveat peace
with their Eoighborr.,
Of Tie orsani2ntion Just established In this
city will hr used in promoting the increase OF
Jewish settlers in t"nnrctcut upon tho farms
that hay" been abandoned by tho Yankees
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