The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-01

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her bodily sufsripe. And nov vsLt to ask
y9r eSSnssrn1S the dpss o. Ch.i:tiT wom .6a
veil tSsir ina Siiity 70 oppos. or eopt.na With
this man for the rights Of those whom he has
SrcnSsd BIT q. IOo5 reg. ,s ~ ny
n regard 70 mi. man. III. unnatural lie has
g RsSs had four or az. az. attacks Of iSsselty
For sueh crimes as this man is guilty Of, !"
ms men BSt1 esnse.ns.i. mine. silt repay.
saith the lord! such men are subjects, for
IL smother letter from 4 devoted Christian
the .. cG.Ss 81 Son ss.
ovsrcoeiia emit sifl. L ,m DC, Wet Who 81: &C.
mnsnsSin 81. has osled him. pressed OF. Kim.
helped him, and shown her desire. until he
eo os and fear oi % He has given
| her IN opey, and she has a constantly incLeas-
bis..es m soSd Homss ana thorough Chris
| tian they are all me bers OF the same church,
e yss tf turn the sonns Woman eerP out
rom under hsrinsu:nse. ~, What; MI., Gran.
good. friend, let US reason toesthsr. This
nnS ant sss has ns good VIE ' Rss e Hi9 Z:
and has PROBABLY had little or NO trsi ming with
regard to her duties to herself, her fellow
s sn1 his marriage vows. his Church; she
IL separated from family and friends and Is
as h, ,au her !. bis SgaSS
have taught her, better. He knew. bet
and knew on,a ,,,r whs s.r a her
her first advance he should have shown his
SnoH.s ssr and Wits ri. sooG vii. Tor
helper he should have sought TO make her see
Results e p th s ver. not sbsndonsd esnnos
conceive OF any girl continuing her advances
I'M iSs q sSes any Ss Il .ae
thing were possible. he could have dismissed
the girl lie did not have the slightast excuse
" II he had tried these means. he would have
was a Christian. and he would have done what
he could to save 4 girl from ruin. But he
faT rP The only thing for him TO do is to
ssparats from her entirely ana sl take the con,
though his reputation suffer
pure By having one standard Of morality for
stanton Colt said that this could be the only
solution OF tho social question: We have care
ions Hy ann a%0ns shs Se.s 1s Saa
gathered from the ranks OF typswriters.
or 6sg & esest .n nS sss% ssh t sssfs
infants inRreat chartab BILE institutions. lying-in
worm: ~ sp sShs
the illegitimate father IL receiving the smiles
s. .d e Ss: :f's
ses fssu% m
rand girl. chambermaid. OF. book keeper. as the
case may be. and supplies her with q bed and
attendance. and strangers to explain to her
the en- ormity OF her sin.
tn. counsel t. eompanionskIp. and love q iss
father. the same as to that OF its mother.
SaSs BEEN fore.S into eSisesncs The respoh.
sibiIity OF fathefhood should be made Just as
Sndip e as that 81 m9sn nsIs BOD that
care q the ehIldrsai I earn the 2, money ron and
+: the eh mi The man hsdn. any respon.l
4 man il foolish. looking. at. It from . selfish
Doin. Of view not f. make himself dear and
the csnsT. q what Is hsppless IN lie and the
man really Ioss Sn 90 much enjoyment he does
Organised WITH Il: chief dee to ..s s the tie
same standard for men andfor somen. Where
Ing The same :tsndafd q eSsstits and moraty
for men and boy, As 10 required Of women, and
oh. Yes. mother. I've had jelly time tell
OF EN- aitsrward.' And she thinks he's great
:. p &c 5,Ps With
sponsibility for goodness and purity shall rest
Nth The And .hss no. 70 ss
soaIsd and w6ssdl.d and forced. and then the
% Whs ought 20 10 81
thought Of him who not ONLY sins himself. but
tempts some one else to ain
Nobody can realize the cases which came
Into the sxperisnce Of men and women who in.
vestigste and seek to raise the standard OF
youns and prsposssssins widow. only Il Years
ssf a1d sq II p DpS
fishing house. model one so far as business
that It Is impossibis for me to give We names.
The head 81 the nrm. an ; aSeeom 2iishsd eui-
commenced to Ray slight complimentary atten-
he Invited her to dine with. him at Q fashions
drank. moderately OF the cham psgne he fur
aished. She was much complimented by the
as ~hss na aT fna n
frS@ her honos1Ss s%sn,syses; o sns needed
to accept similar ones from other men. s She
lost her us-fulaess as an efficient clark, and
this soon led to suspicion on the part Of her
msnts. She attended the Casino. won't TO sup
per at Dslmonlco's with two men. and WAS
seen alone on the street alter midnight in =
resling condition.
Her employer called on me. not knowing
that was conyersant with the preliminary
facts which led to this end. and consulted with
me as TO what was his duty In the after. He
said that he had given her every opportunity,
that she had abused his confidence. and that
he could not keep her In his ONCE under the
circumstances; Instead Of letting Il go and
him q all III knew sosut the ssry dsVsoPnsnt
OF the ease. aud explained to him the awful re-
acter and future. He was sufficiently Inn
pressed By my representation oil the case to
keep her In his employ. but only with the un-
derstandinx that she Was to board outside OF
the city with aunt
But where one such woman rstraees her
steps and Is reformed. hundreds reap the fruit
OF the double standard OF morality. The re-
quired code OF morals for Women-is altogether
different from the one taught and practissd by
the average man In q great variety OF positions
OF trust With such men women and girls are
IS untt to cope as lame or young birds are to
fly while old cats feigninR the Innocence OF
kittens. are watching them. seeking their prey.
Women and girls ought to be taught the dan
ReFa luf king in the way of aAIf-auDDOFt limo