Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

and the facts. For the world seems not
yet to have arrived at a distinct solution
of the relation of the sexes With the Old
Testament giving us Solomon as the wisest
man of all the ages, whose concubines and
wives were innumerable, while the honor
able president Of these United States In
the year of our Lord A. ID. 1906, as the
conclusion OF all his Christian wisdom, pre-
sents to the army and navy of America
the address of a heather admiral out of an
emperors kingdom (whose twelve concu-
bnes and one wife sets the matrimonial
pace for all Of his subordinates), as a con-
densed bit of naval Jurisprudence and
learning which can nowhere be duplicated
among Christian powers, America among
the least, and orders it to be read and
posted in all our naval stations through
out the world, wherein can woman Tx the
standard as to the brains and Drawn OF
the polygamist, in Standardization to the
mediocre presentation of Christian pedi-
gree?
\ WRrninG Note.
herewith submit for your perusal the
synopsis of biological analysts by one OF
the savants OF Germany, who, from a
scientific standpoint, sounds the warning
note Of dangers hidden and insidous to the
race, little apprehended by the average
mind, as the resultant effect of woman
entrance as mother into the excitement of
political strife, The Literary Digest of
March 9, 1898, page S74, records the signal
iight:
The movement for what is called the
emancipation or woman is making adj
Vances ali over the world, ana woman
seems determined to make a place for ner-
SELF ana noid IT in the realm of affairs
Inc advantages Whicn nave been Obtained
intellectually and economcany by the
crusade are still matters OF dispute; but
there Is another point OF vIew-Ine Diolo-
gical-whlcn mas Deen neglected This Is
treated IN the Umschau (rrankforU by
Dr. AiOert helomayr. says tnis writer:
In the struggle for existence man has
had 10 do the fighting tor nmseir his
wife, and his children Tnis necessarily
Increased the deVelopment or the in
teilectuai faculties, lhe womans snare
on the other hand, has been the care o.
the children ana the culture OF the female
secondary characteristics 80 that bal
ance might DE established between the
sexes. nut woman's chief work has been
the development OF the feelings. however
valuable the culture or the intellect in the
struggle for existence, IL has little TO do
with the happiness which man is undoubt-
ediy able 10 obtain, ana 1t is tar inferior
In actual human value to the eXaltauon
which hlgh culture OF the feelings Is aOIe
TO create. So Tar, not through the cold
activity of the reason, but through the
warm effulgence OF the feelings nave the
greatest heights OF happiness been achieved
an the history OF the race"
The development OF the intellectual
faculties. Or. Reibmayr tells us, undoubt-
eddy falls 10 mans snare, but TO woman Is
given that division OF work which makes
Tor happiness. In considering any cnsnge
IN the established relations, We must not
lose sight OF the clearly differentiated parIs
played by the TWO sexes. lie goes on:
III Is clear that the biological menace
IN the wolnan's rlghts movement lies In
the loss of the finer stusibnities. These
viii be stuffed and effaced. We know to-