The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-09-13

cl.y OF NNN Nork Snolh pronlNNN un-
dertakc similar methods for all Eases
Of Abandonment and dss,rt.ons which
are reported TO It through thcl Chil-
drcn's Bureau. Vigorous following up
Of Deserving husbands, judicio efforts
% effect rccorcl at. ions, and off 'ctiva
prosecution of Gus wild II are h)fc-
lessy rcca'ciuari, will not only reliev'
, the ely Of thc carr Of n ilrs numb r
Of children, who are now thrown uprn
its bounty by the criminal abandon
mont OF flth rs, but will, disooursc fu-
turc descrtion ami cons ,qucn, nppt-
cation for the commitment Of cltildron.
The Dom sic Relations Bureau IN
the Department of Chamus,s and .hs
Domestic Relations Courts have been
IS alb ishei % executed program II
this character As yet. however. r.hsir
work in discourag.ng abinionm ut
through vigorous prosecution AMI APP
prchension of deserving husbands has
not attained maximum effectiveness"
] The COS. to the city in lopkins aftrr
Impoverished children deserted by their
fathers. which Is estimated az $40 900.
Is a great deal less than tle financial
burden that falls upon pub ic and
private charities In the Sta.,. In ihis
city the pubic and private charities
spend sj0,OW in this c;llise, and Reports
from various cities show that from Is
to 70 per cent of dependency Is due 20
assertions of this kind. But the He
brew Charities believe that che financla
larger and more vital aspects of the
situation.
The report OF Secretary NJ. Golist ,dn
Is vcluminous. 1t tells first of the msua-
obs adopted to trace The runaway.
Cordial appreciation of the serves Of
the five leading Yidlish newspapers is
expressed. one of these newF.npcns Is
in this city. another in Chicago. one IN
Cleveland, and two in Canada. Pho
.
ed and prIneed, with detailed Il sirip-
tons of the missing mon. AT the ou.-
SGT the newspapers printed the p,crures
and descriptions for chalfty's sake. on,
it lis pleasant to record that the work
has yielded ali Of bh m a god profit.
Thor readers Ike u rsnl the cord.
The fact hat sol disorders out 1T So
W tn found and brought BACK to their
fam lies or punished Is sufficient proof
that the method has proved sg,oc "a.
Hare is table shaving the cfLus 5
that lead 10 das.ruon by ia hers Of
families:
Not stated or unknown ...... IS ~
Another woman ........ ..... 100
General bad habits Il
Woman's immortality 49,. ....
Another man ........ ..... , II
lnconpalbilly of tampor
/ cSih1raD -...... ..............l A
Indifference of re at.ves ........ II
Marccnary marriage 49,. ... i2
DISPARITY in ages .. 2
Religious differences a -6s
Lack of employment ..... .Lsl
Mans illness .......... 10 li6
laH.neS's, shift! 81, SIC 20
Wonan's illness .
Or those Sol cases, reconciliation was
effected in Isl, Arrangements for sup
port were made in las. there were 20
arrests, "a were left to the Applicants
to dispose Of and of che ohers s. are
prnd4ng, and tho remaining lave b. N
settled in various ways. The other al
cases, to make up the grand tota, of s52
have not been found. In ohe prosecu-
zion of this work the bureau oonarpnts
many stranss phases off life. Here are
two sample cases which are cull,d from
the report:
1t was being the fathar 70 pair of
twins that caused the appearance of
In this CITY. Twins are no joke, he
said 'mllree PAR are too MUCH of
tu. house. 1T amt "A fine dining 70 en-
arc,se by walking all night with one
baby. but when you get dwo. Ehen you
know why there are 80 many e,lny'e
there was Nanny and Aidie; thay howl
ed sweetly from II to O'CLOCK, and
then rested. Next came sammy and
In, who did th1ir tura. tiay LCwled
g.t;se, but put Up Wi a.; but VIII n
The new babies arrived, Minnie aud
SopAi'-ol' suoh "a NOISE! I So nj hif
my money buyIng milk ana crackers
for these twfn s-ts, and / gat nathtng
bu concern every night and II lot
of talk from my baIous Wife