The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-14

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school attendance asr to marry ii they
t"nae direct from foreign countries aad
an" it"l enrolled IN school,
I'aSpeak'ble SOCIAL conditions sur
rounding chii'iren IA mn homes have
'iSo oeeil utlsarihei. We nave discoN-
r''a = Naild WI" Il Is the mother OF
NO cilidren ut ~ years. y ease ot u
Whi'"-nalred mar from a country dis
NIlvi OF iillnois % years old, who man
RE" II chicago siri OF 10. was another
result OF our selrcli OF the records, ln-
ssh','"S on Young Slfls being married
10 Cioak fct'tlohs betWeen the husband
a'N' htoiher "l 'ue Young Wlie ana hide
,hc"' ''oul Tue sift WIGS rather lave
peV'l ,otilh oN our spe'lai n'icerS VINO
-, pee,i MotNihs IN nne ltatian ana
S'u,.iail o's.rirts,
from Wn"t mas Already been dis-
hostlsa ,'"' Mniei' Mn o o De en-
n'hisa IN II aetalled report Wherein
49,, s'atlSt,Is WI. ne given ~ *
,n'at 'n,t '.e avs on ill'folS should
y. ali's.'uo' I" IoS"tu,fiy pfohihit mar
o. ". 10y sii ui.uei 10 vars OF age
n' a 1u'n.e i'o"t II ise u every is-
s snnh n n..n ,ne ases on ~ ana Il,
,a., h.o"t w We Huoi'''''e" ny sworn
~ iiiFiltS III SUsit'tiiIlS,
s;n,;,n, w so'"e Neti'si,ioh
10 n, ~, :. ais pto.,slo. ~ lue 'il''u IL
inn,i -, -" mtne'''S ''ihu'eli oi u
- gu "'''''S "se from SoihE 10 Worh.
Worst Form of Child Slavery,
There is no worse form oC chila
, slavery than thai OF a airl of rnurten,,
F., or fifteen wears old beconinr a child
| wife to assume heavy household duti.s
| and maternal cares. The presen, mar
| riage laws make tho practice of deren-
, ton III giving ages perfectly, easy"
Clerk Salmonson. OF the marriage lii
! cense bureau in Chicago. takes a more
| optimistic view of tho situation than
does superintendent, Bodine, Clor,, Sal.
monson is proficient IN the Italian lam
etlase. He talks win .nn,irnnts far
marriase licenses i'm their ow,, tongues
According to Mr. S%ulnonson. MARRIAGES
OF GIRLS of fourteen and fifteen aro 90.
common articu1nrlv ,,nnno tha 1tn
4 iJllS and SiClltAls- He docs not hplfntp
however. that there is amy n,aat
| AMOUNT of f%alsjfviuc as to The arcs of
thes, urls.
1T there is amy sue falsifyins, said
Mr.. Salmonson. lit occurs in the cases
on sirls OF fourteen or hfleeh, whose in
tended usbands swear that they are
sixteen or so years of age. The Italians
are not all Matias, added the marriage
license man. 1T is the custom of their
country, as OF many other countries of
Europe, that the girls marry young. In
Italy everything connected with mar
riaSc of Il man and IL woman is more
open than it is here. There are notaries
ON the streets. and 10 these application
is made Ton permission to wed. The
names of the prospective bride and
bridegroom ara given TO the notary.
who writes them Town. He gives the
applicants II paper, which they take to
the magistrate. who performs the civil
marriage. After the civil marriage
comes the determination by the church.
Mr.. Salmonson admits that there is
every opportunity in the present system
of lcgalizins marriages for classifying
without discovery. lie does not believe.
however, that this is often done.
Hugo C;rosSer, the city statistician
of Chicago, has taken :. great deal of
interest In the study of this, as we'll as
othe, SoriolouicaI nyohie,,s IJa ;,,lj,,aS