The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22


than is a young girl TO plunge l1siS ny
the midst of fallen women without tiiS lie
termediatc training. Crimes anu IN, In,
are hideoCs to the innocent When tIey az.
it without it's sugar coatin&-Wlthout IL
cloak. I am in favor of every one soi,ie ~
work, seeking causes and enects anu an ~
the lawyers to help uS-we can uo 'i'
thing without a lawyer. 49,. ,,ov
The action of this Brooklyn jury may
put the people to thinking AS IoT me enc al1e
Brown we have been thinking Tor soine
time, and we have talked a rlgit siiStse -
but the most of people call us harsh gu L.
gies or crar KS and this has Ie5sehe e or1
usefulness in our own households. Brown
has some smart children and ne mas nlail-
aged to keep them at home and get 'h lem
up to Il pretty good size, all OF tiseIil' pol
in these latter days there is 3 plenty o. pcoI
pie who think they could have managed
the thing much better than ne has ,,, zone
a an6ur t1ey are ant s sn1 saw SO. Some
would have them join this society anu oth-
ers would have them join another. some
think one line of work the most suitable,
while others think just the reverse. rms
SORT of thing don't bother Brown much,
for he is plenty strong enough to DO JUS
as he sees proper, but it Is bad on the emil
dren. It sows seed of discomfort in the
household-it is n mistaken Kindness. IN
the goodness OF peoples hearts tney VIII
offer opportunities which. ii accepted, as
fits the child TO ever fill an humble sphere,
and if il is net accepted the child IS al
ways brooding over what II might nave
been. When YOU get II INTO niue 90! >
head that he cut out for q Dig man,
YOU have spoiled a good plowboy: More lit
tie fellows are losing their seif-dependence
through mistaken kindness than any othe-
way. What boy, what girl, should De Hat,
tered that they are smart ana pretty anu
then by some inslnuation, mayb an oller
CT help kindly meant. brought TO De,
leve that their home life IS lrkSone Volu
Of opportunity? Let the ricn Keep tneir
pity or at least be careful how they toll 1T
auf to children Who have never thought
but what their home was the hcst nome,
their folks the best folks, ,neir opportunity
in their health and character ana strehSth
never dreaming otherwise TN SceaS aie
sC~n to the contrary. .... g
But there would be q great diversity or
opiniOn as to what has brought the Brook-
Ign young girls TO SuCh an abandoned can
dition as to attract the attention ana ctusS
the alarJl OF a grand Jury. Ohe thl5is w
know that this action of the Sfano Jury
is without a Crecedcrt IN TINS country
learn, that such action has been taken oc
fore in the Older countries Ancther thIIs
we know. We know that IN Old uH1eS Iuese
girls would have been 1T tneir homes s.in-
ming aud carding and weaving. " men
there was nothing else 10 90 a ,nfy ne1nle
who have something TO do at home nae lt.os.
no craving 10 ''gad." We know this matte,
of keeping children employed WORKED WEI.
in the olden times anu W. no. %
worked we'll once may be I,ldGe ,
do so again. There will he trouble IN, IL 90,
ting back 10 the old-tlme was, nu' VI 80 S' IT.
Brown says that ne could have all his emf
drea back at spinning and car0lnS anu
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if it were not that these mistaken IitIuS
would come with J2eir PITY Yen M! M.
statements of no" cheap S(tch Lhities, a =
in the stores and OF how foolish II IS 20
work so hard to produce sucn Things "Iou
they can be bought SO cheap. n hho 49, ~
seems slow progress" to KNIT IN lhcs9
fines. or TO spin or weave. But II USED
to be done, in many instances WhCIt PSSo-
Mo were able to live without II, Just Tor
~ Nc ~ onrlov,nert ldioness IS dan
gerotls, pity Is out Of place with the strong
aud heaIthy and the sowinS OF see3S - d'S
cG r;roIy5 and i stopped at Elsas & Mays
factory on our way out from Atlanta yes
terday 1t happened to be me a,eI ,l i'o,i
and we could look upon the yotn1 PG 80.
i'm the enjoyment OF an hours Soc'am I'iy.
L have never seen q more appL2I'. ,,
dressed crowd of young men aoi you-i3;
srrls Not a SLOUGH aid I see, ami yet al
their dressing was plain anc cheap Alieic
- sncb an abundance of cleanliness thdC
Froebncss filled the whole atmosphere. Nor
I-ora tiov-erS anu T,}aIn~ pri'"n'"atS HscAiHE
among the girls. Pretty ribbons tied the:f
cateiy rested or their bosoIis- IL a. no -
these that ever grand Jury VII i4ei -
means and covet not. They are the darGn-
ters Of good mothers Eno nave been at;iSi-
he euoY:qn to keep their children under
tteir own eyes. Never q thought OF ttust-
no 10 aroiiner lie development Of those
qualities almost godly and a. sacred, -
family unty Is necessary $40 ~" -,l svond hi.
c4Dat~ ana end IN SUICIDE OF acco'ht OF
sensible yrtuou- vcrk'u@ III. y Que
eeae al FIsas &. Mays. I would like II much
bettcr n an tacse factories coutd be run
In tho rural districts. rs che shoals -upon
C,aorria's streams invite hut when J see
30 i$Ie bows uDCE street corners ard the
iippant girls nittirS about town and on
the street cars, Itft my nat 20 such men rs
F,lsas IL May ana pray that God VIII Oiess
and keep those about them.
In a counrry's pure women lie the jewels
on man;
In the old times of Georgia-simple and
Could We find such virtue as we wish TO
endure? SARGE pLUNKETT