New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
LETTERS OF AN OLD AhIP.
tn 4 MARRIED WOMAN.

49, ,-7:,7,. Z an, immensely fatte-aG ny your
..--rs,,,, As 10 my kraUe'lE % children. Inv
.-,,ie--f i,-o,-ra apou; old maids must nav
f- va1!- mind. Advice YOU kT"N- Ntl ~
T,orl't laugh. ] never call = 40 '''- - -.
notions a. vou YOU can dodge them If you Ike
,.,.- -fre IN hurt ! throw them about Tor the
pleasure Of the game.
~, rs. ~ child lore 3 certainly have ir common
Nth mothers. ] hove harmed that eH''H'en o''-
all -.,i-r and precedent. Nc may except o'
800 .1... elementary rt.i-S which arc applicable
-, all ,,,r,a1 intercourse: hut as 20 DEFINITE c'oe
o. bringing uu' know of no moro hopeless -
,..,--,. 50 Ion soc ! abandon II once the ny
,.,7fal ala maids ATTITUDE TOW ard children f'
r, t, much Of children - ro able to MAINTAIN IT,
-,-,or s5v two that would r. equally H0rHa'fn u,
tho z.-lo course of treatment. An6 J m s'''.e'i-
inclined to believe that TO bringing up ~ -, :
better TRAN too much bringing up: bet kno" ''a'
yar or anr ono else could prove fhr '''''i'-- 81
r7.-7rr,- 80 Wc-U Jet that pass
IN. new f.ds arc all iu favor OF coaNiH| '''''
.-f,.6rer-- rights ls.t every nov ana Inc" nc
De- A natural. ard POSSIBLY wholesome t'>e's
the rrIo of tn primitive material ~ to-
.1.at -oruir,fq M that ieut supper y" '">
,t. other .Ia, -rrareUith tn eNPeriu7o'; upon a.
gernou who seemed 60 have gone toini''''l'' ~
,oad the sphere % moral SUISSE H. I'D" ~ ~
20 roget my collusion j" inc -, ..
1,7- since been temporarily quite h"o'"fi '.'-
-, mar. tb4, ,our son mas Al tunes orouEi'' N'i
70 ,l7a Same naiut q utter ahaadoh'lth' % mo-
~. tt.le-atavisn. We may 'a'' a.
The orisiual type brought about py 'i' , -
despair. IN snort. rules "OH '' ~
Won going TO do
-re, il one rule: it's very nrettr one-l ADMIRE
il intensely i'm the abstract u - tL's. A'o'I 10y
iD~ don't 10 clitren- SOM dIaItN II pS '''"'N'
49, -, is .I,-oiutcly necessary. These are thfF
49,. -, ,,,-eri sr,e has shed rar e Hight. /
,st-g .f,sr only IN arc-alge' II he were an un-
co7rr-5l.l- affabe enc certainly not n meo'''FH'
esrf,t could live twelve hours with one single
.l..f4 and rot say cont" or an average six times
ri mo 49, ven 1t 4
5s-- Tor enc child. Tor four children. that would
m s.s Zines ana 50 cd hoiturn- iais IS i"eFlta-
fl- rl tfc case Of "a human icing having nerves.
senses and reasoning powers such ore must
say don't o. ,Iie. nr lct The child ui".
Ir the case 81 the superior being who reirainea
IRON, .esi.L, don't the result would probably Ice
t.-t lie euraitur. and belongings would be br"kHi:
OF laced. the c!"are Of The Gallo o. me superior
heinz vouI5 bee 5ez -ro.e1. oi possibly me eH'i'
5s al, e-.t of the window re burned 10 death.
--4a ie... mat could happen would be that the
child t-ord revert 10 saKHgeGy. AID acquire man
r.-s +as. would d-i1e. away Visitors Not thAt
children are hopelcSsy d"praved 1nt 5na1i Dtis
immature beings "a . :,ii es 51'si
Srriousls believe thai ia ha.i-ey1 ne With every
- 80. pqt.s.re goes without S3s ing. bul h"ltl-
~ D. y - ror,co- tb.ir respect. 4 commonpiace
r-lle but hard ore for " an AZ 49,, .r,T H.
-. - ~. children. They know as 10 an
extent tnaC Ne reai'@r' ~
IN have oar prejudice TOO , 'qd We 5@ -oG
afe 81 -nlioist that can ho rulei h.
love and those wso mus nf I n q So si,icnt
81 ,I,,e@ = q bo;-sorn, ara righteous awe without
rous.1c me dtraoraz.4s Tor :" 20 law - f.i,
pis, We dare not '~rrcrze 10 re . To- e',n IN
''h-a ese r. en- IN - f"rsf.I ishtninE -,
1lstCe ha-e .. Fi-io o-s -
! haze M prejudioes / love ooys eettsr ..
girls, and would not lac to assume ie'p'is'0ily