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Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
CUPID BREAKS
EVERY RECORD
MORE MARRIAGE LICENSES Is
SUED THIS MONTH THAN FOR
ANY PREVIOUS MONTH.
NUMEROUS WEDDINGS SATURDAY

Up to o'clock Saturday evening, the
hour for closing the office, Clerk ]. l..
Martin of the district court had issued
during December Sc marriage licenses.
breaking the record for any previous
month in the history of Fergus county
by wide margin, with several days
yet to run.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
CoULTER-DUFFY.

Sam Coulter of Denton and Miss
Mary Duffy Of Fort Maginnis were
united in marriage Saturday evening
at o'clock at the Empire rooms by
Rev. Gregg of the Baptist church. The
neWlyweds will make their home on
a ranch near Denton.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
TAYLOR. aEAl.

John G. Taylor and Miss Carrie Beal
OF Fort Maginnis were married at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday morn
ing, Rev. c. M. Donaldson OF the Meth
odist church performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Allen Lansbury. a sister of the
bride. attended. Nr. and Mrs. Taylor
will make their home at Fort Magin-
mis-.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
SEvALS-COTTON,

Walter Sevals and Kathryn Cotton,
both OF Winnett, were married at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. Donald
son Saturday afternoon, in the pres
ence of Robert She'll and Bernice Muir
ray.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
OTHER LICENSES.

Other licenses issued Satul day We're
to Thomas K. Isitt and Sibyl Apple Of
Lewistown, Robert w. Anderson and
Mary Ann Richards of Kendall.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28

Apparatus almost automatic in op-
Grafton has been invented to enable
policement to time automobiles ac-
curately and arrest violators of speed
laws
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28

Magnetized plates, to be fastened to
finger with clips, have been invented
to save carpenters time in picking up
nails.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
CITIES FOR FARM LOAN BANKS ARE
SELECTED; MONTANA DRAWS BLANK
CONTINUED from Page One.)
surrender their holdings as they ma.
be needed to meet this situation

surrender their holdings as they may
be needed to meet this situation.
In designating locations for the
bank, the board was guided chiefly
by the needs of rural sections. This
has resulted in placing only two OF
the twelve banks in New England and
Middle Atlantic states, the chief cen
ters of population. Three go to the
south, five to the farming states of
the middle west and west and two to
the Pacific coast.
The IL districts into which the coun-
try is divided were announced by the
farm loan board today as follows:
District No. 1.-Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut, New York and
New Jersey.
District No. 2.-Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia and the District of Columbia
District No. 3.-North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
District No. 4-Ohio, Indiana, Ken
lucky and Tennessee.
District No. 5.-Alabama. Missis-
sippi, Louisiana.
District No. 6.-1llinois, Missouri
and Arkansas.
District No. 7.-Michiean, Wiscon.
sin, Minnesota and North Dakota.
District No. S.--Iowa, Nebraska,
South Dakota and Wyoming.
District No. 9.-Oklahoma, Kansas,
Colorado and New Mexico.
District No. 10.-Texas.
District No. 11.--California, Nevada,
Utah and Arizona.
District No. 12.-Washington, Ore
gon, Montana and Idaho.
NORTH DAKOTA GETS READY.
FARGO. N. D., Dec. 27.-Twenty
farm loan associations have already
been organized in North Dakota and
five others are being formed, accord.
ing to statement made here tonight
by DR.. j.. p. Boyle of the state agri-
cultural college, who has been in
charge of the work. DIR. Boyle's state.
ment followed the announcement by
the federal farm loan board today that
st. Paul had been selected as the loca-
tion for the bank with which this state
will deal, together with Minnesota,
Michigan and Wisconsin.
The associations formed thus far in
North Dakota represent a member.
ship of nearly 400 farmers. The first
to be established was organized at
Ray, Williams county, three weeks
ago and is now the largest with 100
members. The five organizations un'
der way are to be at Mandan, Nor.
wicli, Verona, Erie and Arnegard.
Director Thomas Cooper of the
state experiment station has had gen
eral supervision of the organization
work, which has been conducted large.
ly through county agents.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
FOR THE CENSUS,

Born-1n this city, Saturday morn
ing. December 23, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred H. Robinson, a daughter.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28

Realty Trading company, a corpo-
ration, plaintiff. vs. Edith Badger and
A. G. Badger, her husband. and w. H.
O'Brien and ---------- O'Brien. his
wife and Charles II IundSfrnm and
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-13
Illus Blccmficlc.

Qm Ieeten Somstag fon0 I'M
Commercial $otel elm 9anfett Der
bieiigen 9emotraten Itatt, an Dem
etlua so 8erionen teilnabmen. Gin
aus flint @dngen deficiencies Mabl
ndbm UNI s lIbr Ieinen Qnfang un0
oaierte bis Ntitterna6t. Or. 8.
$. M1taen fiungierte oils Coat
matter.
Sn Bloomfield fono am Iebten
Sonntag gia9mittag cine 9araoe
BON mebr ais 800 tleinen ainoern
inter Der &eitltng eines Sonta
alnis unb ciner Wtuiiffapeqe bon
tleinen ainoern ullter Dem @ultoium
elmer groBen 3enidGt3ubl Itntt.
Ole Sade 9ing bon einem 2ooen.
better aus. 0ieier bate Ifon
Iange borber befonnt gcrnadt, Dab
ale Ginber. Sic an Dem genomntelt
9nge 8t elmer b~eitimmten 53eit Den
Santa aIouB in ieinen 2aoen beIu.
den par6er nit 3uderperf Be.
identt tueroen iuiir6en. Sic groBe
an5abG bon atnoerr, iorpie bon or.
padienen Denies bic eroBe an.
3iebttn9stroft oes Santa aIdltg.
Socob auguitine, Der befannte
3igarrenmoder BON Bloomfield mar
fiir8lid in 8oliio 81 8eiua.
Die Gir6en uno Shulen 8loons
FIELDS troeet fid nit Dem @eounfen,
einen iogenannten oMlnicipul Gbriit-
mos Gree" ouf Der &ouptitroBe ouf.
8uiteIler. g(lle ainoer Der Sta0t
ioaen 3uderperf erboIten. at6
Die @rmen .per6en bel oieIer Sc
Iegenbeit rift bergeiien per6en. Die
beridieOenen Somitees, Die nit Den
0or6ereihlngen betraltt iino, iino
bart ON Der 4rbeit, I'M oas Set,
neIfes 6orarsiidtlid ON % Qe.
5enlber gegen 8 llbr itattfinOet, at
einam erfolgrei6en un0 o~o1lernoen
gu geitaIten.
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Mehrnafns shnlen.

2incoln, 13 Ge5. gf1ts etnem
9eriht 6eS 5toata- 2 superintendent.
len Or. G6omos gebt berpor, ooB
bon Den 6.57t Sdulen I'M Staate
1890, alio ilber bic 81(fte. bon
rmr b6fItens ~ 9inoern beilldt
ner0en. Bon 6icien batten 80
Sdulen rrr il einen Sdiiler 3t
ber3ei6ncn, t02 SduIen batten je
8mei 5hitler, mG6reno ISL Ghuleu
bon uur je 0rei Shiilern, 220 bon
nur ie bier, 800 BON MIR je fiinf,
3t9 Don MIR je icds unO 1863 BON
nur ie lie6cn 5hiilern beiudt mer.
Sen. 3er 9feit Der $3.50 ShuIen
6atte bon odt Bic 5tp6If Sdilern
ouf3umeiien. Or. Ibomos meiit
mad, DOB Dies Elm b0dit uneeiunoer
,3uiton6 lit uno ie9r foitipielig fir
Sen Stoot. gr empfiebIt oa6er.
6erortige 70 penige beiudte SduIen
no inmer es m6gIi6, gu b~ereinigen.
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Mns Sem Gtaate Nebrasfa!

iist" (ieine cigenc @orte). ga, Ser.
man, man tGui6t ii6 mitutter.
au 5onntog. ben II. DECEMBER,
ftitOet Sic regeImGBige 8%criummlung
bes Geutiden @eretns itott. g8 III
Dies Die iogenonnte Sauptoeriomm.
lung = Die geomtenipobI finoet in
oieier itott ulO Der 8r1iioent
niiniht. onb Die 9eteiIigung redt
rege lei. Slud nod nn0ere Sofen
ioIlen beiprofen iperOetL Ga @eriih
te i'm llmIouf lino, ole lrs nltr gum
9ahteiI limo. 9GmIid, es meinen
&iele. Die 9orer Ser oeitifen Der.
cine in ben beri6ieoenen StGotdetl
ruare MIR bis 5u Der 8abl gerueicn,
jet mare oeren 9eitano niht me1r
notig - uno bem1brt baben iie iid)
aud uidt, oa mir bod Die grobi6i.
tiou befommen uno or6 Sugbes
nidt erip1blt mltroe, mas bod Die
beioen Smlptpunfte aler 6elttiden
8ereine 9epeien ieien. 0rotif lit
oos, meine lieben 2eier bonn @ereinl
Crit redt miiiieu Die gcreine in ibrer
boIIen @roBe belteben bIeiben; feIter,
INNER nod feiter miiiien mir 5uianl.
menbolten. 8ertraut dllf oen Bra.
ii0enten bonn Stootsoerbon0 - Scr
miro Oosielbe iogen tpte i'd. lltO
i'd glaube, fpenn ibm ioG6e fatlen
geridte gu 0breu tommen, miro er
en6 gar5 geb0rt9 Osl aiimmel rel.
ben. 9oS tdte Die Ioeerannten
ogtntibe8" 10 redt freltett, tuenn mir
nufbr1den - nber nitl
@roiciior BouL, SER.
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2nr geannbianna empfuhlen.

2iHcoln, 10. Deg. = Sefretdr
@aggi BON Ser StootIihen gegna-
Nigunqs 8e6oroe bot @ouberneitr
Rorebeoo geitern orei Sniaiien bes
3udtbulies 5ltr 9egnaoigrng em.
pfoblen, tuelde idnltIih gertraiienS.
poiten befIcioen. IS lino oies Bert
4idreIG, bon Giour Ctr, Der lue.
Qn Grmoroumg ieiner 5rolt, ole
ijd nit leidfnnigcu 6rnueu5int.
mern in i6Iettcr @eieaidaft berltm.
aetrieben batte. i'm 3u1tbmt8 lit;
Tcrrn 2igett ron Sburiton Der ftd)
iuegen 9erfilbrung zines 02d0hens.
has er beiraten Donte, mas Der So.
ter oe8ielben ieood niht augob, cine
Strufe 1bbiiBt uno Carl 8uiton bon
glott5moutb ser negen 9iebItab[s
eiiles geees i'm 8lldtbals itbt.
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Sett, Do @eibnodten, Dos Set
Der gicbe, Dor Der Sire itc6t Iaiiei
inns aud unicre Screen oltitun uno
in 2iebe Der @itpen uno @aiien
hcrer geoenten Die fir oos 9ater,
lullo uno neS oeliti6en 9omens
G9re i1r 2ebcu ollf Dem S6loht.
frloe laiien mibteu. 2aiiet inns I'M,
iere Sammlltnaen iuieoer nit nell.
en- Gifcr in Angriif ne6nlcn unb
laiiet inns nae gern un0 reidlidl
acben. Die 8ereinSDoritdnoe oer
8ereinc iiilo INNER germ 6ercit,
@elOer in empfang 81 nebmcn.
en- 0ma6n iii oos uoditebenOc
aomitee, meIdes iid lpie folgt 81.
iaumnen iett:
5rau Sobu @nller. 2S10 Charles
Ctr, Gel. 9c5. $3.50. 5rau Sobn
@teoe, "a. ltno 3. Ctr. Eel. Sout1
1857. 6rou ". 8%reitinger, 1921
go. 50. Ctr. Eel. genion 692.
8ron &. aoui 1927 Grant Cir,
Eel. Meb. 632S. Siam. ;yobu g8aI.
lei, 2S01 Charles ctr, Eel. g8eb.
$3.50. @m. 2uid, 1910 g}o. IL.
Str, Gel. G1lfnr 40l4. q(ug. SIN.
fe, 26tS @ootf0o Ctr, EEL. g8cb.
500. 8. @6nig, 1927 @ront Ctr,
Eel. 8eb. 1928.
gt1e oieie liBo init Benz Ginium-
meli1 Der @eIoer 6ealftragt. ST.
geno ienoto, Der 81 Ocm eOIcn
@ilfsmcrf b%eitrogeu nil, io0tc cines
Der obeneenaunten @}itglie0er be.
na6ri6tigen. g8ir ber6ffentli6en
Den g}anet cines jeOcn @ebers in
Oieicr 3eitung urlO aorantieren, OaB
ole e%ingeiommeIten getrGgc boa unN
l~tneeihmdIert on ben OelltI6en BOT.
Idafter abgaliefert per0cn.
Mit 0elttidcm @ruB
SIN auftrnge oeS Gontitees
@rnIt &onig,
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gm 4. DECEMBER tuilr0e bier Der
Sdnei0er Oscar Giger beeroben.
Grit alein uno 5rau freuen iid
ilber Die 4ufunft zines frdftigeil
anaben.
Die 2lusgnben Der politii4eu
aon0i6aten in anor Gountg mareli
nod ben Au9oben iebr nteorig.
am "a. Geocmber miro boS
@eibnadtsfeit in Der gp. .2utb,
8reifoltigfeits Stride iii ~allgemobn.
ter 8eiie gcieiert perDei. "a Der
2lnorang iurler eroB eelueien iii,
10 ruilroe IS iid empfeblen, frilb.
3eitig 6t erIdcinen.
Stride mo 8forrbnus Der 0rei.
acknowledgements per0eu in nod.
tier 3eit nit GIeftri8itdt beriebcll
lperoen.
Die 0onlen Der Drcifulti9teitS
Stride per0en ON 16. 0e3mber Ell.
men 9o5or in Ger Stoot in Scr Sd.
be be8 &Aeatars obbolten. 9ci Der
@elegenbeit fam iid Sober leiht
Elm paor id6nc g8eibno6tseeidenfc
b%eiorgen. Cine quite 0labl5eit lit
fir 25c erbaltli1.
6ran @illiolt R1ger tprr6e bier
am IeBten 5rcitoe beer0igt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-13
Scntidler SamiIieu gerein.
Ninc0IfL Ytebr., 5. Xe3. 1Yt

Sincolh 9}ebr., 5. 3e5. 1915.
Ger 5amilier 8erein ipirb aud
SieieS Sabr cine Gbriitbmimfeier
nno ainOcrbtihernng ON 26. De-
8embcr o%eronltulten. Namit fem
Sinh iiberieben miro, iino Die Wit.
elie0er eriudt, oac lire ainber, nm.
fer IL Sabre alt, ioiort beim sc.
fretdr ooer In Ter Sale on5umel0en.
lin Ole G6riitbaumfeier periho.
nern 3it belieM iino iie erfudlt Die
ainoer bon iiebt OIL jeoen Sonntag
9lodmittdg tu1 2 llbr no6 Der Sol.
lie 81 idideit oomit Die @eibnahtss
lieoer cingeii6t meroen f6nnen Sol
die ainoer. ole elm W}uitf., @eiongss
oOer 9eflamotionSltild oils Solo
o0er in @ruppal bortrogen fonnen.
iolten bite iofort beim Sefretdr
$elepbon 8 1862 ODER 8 9452 an
genel6et iper0en.
@ir mo6en Sbnen Die foIeenoen
3aten betomt:
9onnerstag 6en ia. De8. Gang
imterbaItung. 8ienstog, ben 26.
Sea Gbriitbd,mfeier. Nunft 7:30.
9ouuerstag. ben If. Sanuar Son.
5crt uno 1ou5trdn8den.
3u ben 8eranitaltltngen 6e8
Gereiu8 baben MIR gittitebenoe Mit.
glieOer uno oeren 5amiIien 8u.
tritt.
@uItab 9eidorner, SER.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-13
Nus CREIGHTON, 7lebr.

Sim Somstog tuuroe uns Elm an.
genebmer 9eiud Sitteil. SER Ser.
man Sunni non Osmono. aud Elm
2eier unierer Gribiine, nit ieinem
6obn aobert moren mad greiqbton
e~efommen, Inn ieinen dlteren Sohn
HitooIpb 3u beiuten. Inter on6e.
rent iagte Sermon 0ab er nod mebr
fir Die Iribiine be5obIen iuiiroe,
oenn lie iii and ibm lie6 g%etuor0en
uno oes 9rofeiiors mitunter fonli.
ide, mitunter oroitiididorfe artifel
ieirn fir tbn ben balben greig alcin
L mir bermntete er in Dem
1reiber io'nen % bis %. jdbriaen
@fauidulabel. sd babe IN emiq.
felt nidt eeeIoubt. 2 iogfe er, .OoB
rin 65 iabriqcr Mo1m nod ioIde
aiatigfcit uuO ioIdai Sumor be.
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Pilfsfcn6 Scs WeItl.
HtieoerbMnSes!

Ger bon Dem 0ctti9en 2anOlpcbr
6ralten 8erein Dor Sturgeon in Ser
ct Worio Y}ag0alencn Stride gum
geiten 0eS @%ilfSionos beronItolteter
a~arterabeno Grafte einen Reinge.
mimi bon $54. g(Qen Oencrt, sic
gu oieiem GrfoIg beigctragen bo.
ben ia9en mir bier0urd unieren
ber8Iiditen Cant. SuS6eionbere
oonfeu mir Dem $oGm. gater g..
5inne fir Die ltebenSniirbige lie.
berloiittn9 6e8 Gditnle8 inter Der
Stride fir 0ieie geronitaltung.
Sn Sen @Gn6en 6es aomitees
befinoen iid iebt nod in8ee.
liant ..................$S $685.
~ I'll RI CTR On
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-13

goIert GiiIien iino SltOen in fiinf.
ter StanOinobier, in ied)ster SrIdu.
Der, frnn5oiii6e Stanaoier in iie6ter,
oiterr. Sloben in odIter, StoIiener
in neunter uuo 0eeer IN debnter
2inie.
8ooIiton ingt tpeiter, oab Die
2eitider b6ber lteben bonn Die
etngeborenen amerifoner in pbpii.
ider Strait, SeIbitbeberrifung, mo.
roliihem Solt, MitqefiibI un0 Nus
bauer. 9ie Gngl1noer rangieren
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@ente md ridlt entbfft.

5remont, 10 9e3. Erob alien
5udens iinO Die ~feblenoen $500
BON Der 8elltc ioelde Oie i'm bic.
iigen @efdugni5 iibenoen ganbiten
II. 4buian tro Iom golcoro, BEL
ibren lleberiol Der Q9inslolp 5tate
Pant geinodlt boben, nod INNER
itift qefuuoeH iporoen 0lan nimmt
0aber al, on6 oic bei0en 9litidul.
oi9e boben; peIde oos @clO an it'd
aenoinmen batten.
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gnerifnner bic beitcn gargcr, bann
bic Ientidlcn.

Gbicaeo, 10. 9e5. = Sonnro Q.
8oollton bonn College Of the Gitp
Of gaeip gorf. iogt in einem glrtifel
oes ogine. Soitrnnl Of Sociology"
nelder Bellte bon Der lluiberiitdt
Der Gbitagoer 9rcIIe beroffentli6t
muroc, einaeborene 4merifaner iei.
en- bic beiten Wiirgcr, 0nnn fontnlen
bic Gelltiden nnb ioonrn Die eng.
Idnoer; in nierter 2inie itcbcn Die
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Gulttnla

8ir boben bis icbt $4,40O qe.
iamutelt mo an Den 3euti6cn Sc
ian6ten 9ctrn @rai BON 8cruitorff
abgeliefert, ouBeroem nod $500
aus Der aniie Oes @eitlidcn aric.
ger gunoe8, olio i'm @on3eu S.,
900. 6erner bobcu cine gan3e Nm
8abl 8ereine ben @rtrog ibrer
5mtmlun9eu brett eiugeIonot.
2lber mebr 9ilfe tut 6ringeno not.
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bober ols 6ie Qeutiden I'M 5treben
uno in 5iibrerIdnit, iteben in beiOen
ober inter Den eingebnrenen zinc.
rifonern.
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ans einculn.
Ninco[n hi. %.

NTTTNUITJ L. 90
Ger 5rauenberein Der Gb..2ittb
Gt. SoBannes @emeinoe bielt nm
s. Oen MonotS i'm goieruent Der
Stride If. m6 9ltm Ctr. einen
9o8or al, Der in gerbinoiing nit
einenl Supper genaii 500 einbrn4.
te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-13
statc @ranae in sitnna.

Bibbon Is. 8e3.-8ie State
Bronge beguan bier geitern lire
S~onoention. 3ieiel6c lit BON ettDo
200 8elegoten beiudt uro pdbrt
bis 0onnerStog.
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griQen peroeu BON 81. geiInuO,
5rentont, 3cbr., NIT Oelti6cr
@riinOIi6feit nueebnBt.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-21
July p, 1916
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Chas. Glassberg and children CT
Chicago, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Seratan, Charles street.
Miss Minnie Ginsberg and Aaron Gins
berg of Chicago, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Henry WELLER, at Bald Eagle Lake.
Miss Sylvia Ginsberg who visited at the
Weller home, left for her home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Mortimer Benson, nee Miss Doris
Hoffman, Lidgerwood, N. D., arrived last
Tuesday to be the guest CT her mother,
Mrs R. Hoffman, 1878 Ashland Avenue
Mr.. Louis Peilen, Iglehart avenue, left
last week for several weeks outing at Alex
andria and Lake Bemidji.
The movement for Jewish young men s
Club Home has been growing despite the
hct weather that has set in, which or
dinarily puts the thought of inside club
life out of the young man s mind, until at
the present time the Bnai Birth which
made the proposal of a community club
house, the Aleph Beth club, the Aurora
Club, and the GooGfellow's Club have all
joined in the movement, each one clamor-
ing for definite action the alternative
Of opening a club house for their own or
ganization. If these four organizations
get together as the basis Of a large or
ganizaticn for the purpose of creating a
Jewish Club Hcme, and agree upon some
plan Of operation, it is possible that St.
Paul will see a modern, fully equipped club
this coming winter
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-21
JEWISH CONGRESS COMMENT.

Congress activities in behalf of univer-
sal Jewish Rights, continuing unceas-
ingly in st. Paul. A number Of public
meetings to keep the people in touch with
the movement have been held. Last We'd
nesday evening the Congress Organization
gave a Moonlight Excursion down the
Mississippi river. The affair was a marked
success there being over two hundred peo-
pie present, in spite Of the threatening
clouds that lowered over the city all day.
About fifty dollars will be realized for the
movement as a result
Founders Certificates are still being sold
by those interested in the movement, en-
rolling the purchasers Of the certificates
as founders CT the Congress. Those who have
purchased certificates to date are: Hiram
D. Frankel, Nathan Calmenson, Aleck
Finkestein, Joseph Dietchman, Abe Pei
len, Samuel Levine, Lester l. Strouse, Syl-
van b. Hess, William Horne, Myron Green
berg, Rabbi A. H. Kahn, Cain Calmenson,
Abraham Fineberg, Louis Peilen, David S.
LIE inc, Milton Firestone, Maurice w. Stof.
fer, Gustavus Loevingcr, Mile Loevinger,
Lee Lcevinger, Bernard Wilenchek DR..
Moses Barron, Dr.. Joseph H. Abramovich
Dr. Myfon oherper, :. ~. Grossman, David
London David Schwartz, The Macbiah
Club, M. Rosen, Phillip Geler, Abe NJ
Calmenson, Simon d. Sloan, H. Horwitz
Maurice Seratan, S. L. Crosby, Isidore
Rosen Ben Shapiro, William Johnson,
Josephine Copilovich, David H. Ruvelson,
Harry Steinman, Joseph Krawetz, Joseph
Bells, Jesse B. Calmencon, Morris Field
stein, Harry Rosenthal, Arthur Melamed,
Isaac Gelb, Lee Fink, Israel Beudnoy, Ma
than Tatkin, A. Lyman, DR.. S. M. Stern,
Mrs. Sadie Gordon, Jacob H. Fremland,
Jacob H. Calm, Edward |. Heny, H. w.
Davis, Hyman Lippman, Harry j. Bick-
sou, lsidor Goldberg, A. B. Geller, David
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woman, breed and bring to the day
light of Chicago three times as many
babies as the women of the rich and
weI-tO-do class.
q am getting the figures on Chi
cago," said Mrs. Sanger to a Day
Book reporter at Congress hotel
today. And I am sure that the
showing in Chicago will be much the
same as that of Paris and of Berlin.
THE women on the fashionable
Lake Shore drive have the money to
pay physicians to tell the growing
daughters, young married women,
how to take care Of themselves. They
know how to stop babies from COM
ing when babies are not wanted.
Skilled physicians give these women
this knowledge on how to stop the
babies from coming.
''In the stOckyards district, or any
other sWarming working class dis
trict, babies and babies come and
these babies are not welcome. They
arrive because the mothers don't
have the same knowledge as the
women on. the Lake Shore drive.
"A survey in Paris showed 80 births
per 1000 among women in a resi-
Dental district of rich. In a poor
working class district, typical one,
the birth rate was 116 per 1,OOO
In Berlin the rate was Al per 900
among well-tO-dO women and 157
per 1000 among the poor.
, Mrs. Sanger lectures Sunday night
in Little theater, Fine Arts bldg. Her
secretary, Fania Mendel, said today
that all seats have been sold, with
more calls coming, and the lecture
may be given in Assembly hall, Fine
Arts bldg. Several hundred were
turned away at the lecture Tuesday
night in Workers Institute.
The big main proposition she
stands for is that working class wom-
en- should have the same information
about birth control, regulation of the
number of children to a family that
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mother of two superb children, and
has won her way against terrific OPP
position by force of an unusual per-
sonality.
"Of course, it is not pleasant for
some girls to face the facts Of birth
control" p" she said. But l would urge
upon any wife of an Underpaid ma
chance that it is far more unpleasant
for her to find herself years later
burdened down with half a dozen
children she never wisher for, help
less, starved, shOddily clothed chill
dren dragging at her skirts, and she
only a dragged-Out shadow of the
woman she once was.
women of the working class, es-
peciaIly wage workers, should not
have more than two children at the
most. The average wOrkingman can
support no more and the average
working woman can take care of no
more in decent fashion.
''It has been my experience that
more children are not really wanted,
but that the women are compelled to
have them either from lack of fore
sight or through ignorance of the
hygiene of preventing conception.
ct is only the workers who are
ignorant of the knowledge of how to
prevent bringing children into the
world to fill the hospitals and jails,
factories and mills, insane asylums
and premature graves.
"The working class can use direct
action by refusing to supply the labor
market with children to be exploit
ed, by refusing to populate the earth
with slaves"
SCOTT AND FUNSTON TO MEET
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-17
PAPER BLOCKADE
MAY BE CHANGED
II England Puts Real One Into Effect,
It Would Make Matters More
Simple.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-England
and the United States are prepared
today to join issue direct and clear
cut over the question of British trade
interference. Agitation in London for
declaration Of an actual blockade of
Germany, to replace the paper block
ade of the orders in council. prom
Uses to bring the Anglo-American dis
putes to head.
State department officials say the
effect upon this country of England
actually blockading Germany, would
have some good and some unsatisfac-
tory results. It would largely remove
American objections given in the late
general note on British commercial
interference. The American govern
ment refused to recognize the paper
blockade as legal.
Declaration by England of real
blockade Of Germany, officials here
declared, would thus remove one of
the principal issues between the coun-
tries. If England fails to enforce 1t,
however, American shippers right to
sell to Germany would still be main
tanned.