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"Men and children became bilingual and learned to negiotiate
a multicultural society; adult women spoke Yiddish and maintained
Jewish homes. Often judged backward and unassimilated, married
women sustained Jewish life, beginning with the children they
bore, who traced their descent through their mothers."
Elizabeth
Jameson,
University
of Calgary
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"Charles got to be a great help to us in the store and
in every business transaction. If any child has repaid his parents
for their trouble, he certainly has done so, and is a great
comfort to us. All of our children have become a great blessing
to us."
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