The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-04

So much prevention Every body
but oresa suffering and then nothing The
6h diseases be banbed death TO be robbed Of
than half Of it's and the length Of human life be doubled by
the process
That a kind Of millennium, sure,
less real and true because its herad the doctors and not the the
oogians
the moral miennum-he good time TO come" Of which the world
has dreamed when the lion and the lamb shall lie down og
and little child shall lead hemf
Why is to be brought about in the very mannerby
prevention and prevention until finally there shall be
the the other and the method less reasonable
pealing and applicable.
outlined and the theory has already had its scientific demon
saon. Can say much in reference crimef Hardly
Crime slowly from the class that used claim both
and dseatbe class Of problems that thought admit only
Of technical moral and religious treatment But is emerging
And that does that longer to be considered
al aud religious problem simply that the moral and g
forces willing science ally they have
done and doing in the of disease.
Now in the scientific program for the prevention Of disease the
word the scientific program prevention
Sdrdonf No that would be the result before the
repentance agent and presupposes thing
sought under discussion. The
first word the word in the for the prevention Of crime
eugencs begtng WELL the transmission Of desired moral and
physical traits from to children and the elimination in the
Of immoral tendencies and physical
right disposition and health for the child by the process of hed
Uopian dreaml Sol the Millennium the Golden Age then.
Foolhnss Well So there less possibility for mankind than
Tor the possibility man or the lower animals but nobody
believes that and we forced again and again before
ut is up to the parents
Eugenics Dr. Holmes the PHYSICIAN philosopher ana poet
asked at what point the training of child should begin
Three before its BIRTH" reply And
story true story, that reinforces the point
white haired gentleman Of culture found his neghbo
adjoining seat in Pullman journey the great
Northwest and children He watshed them for
The mother showed evidences Of refinement The children
both gs the older with golden locks pleasant quiet
gentle thoughtful Of her mothers comfort kind and help
full the younger had hard face boerous irritable careless
thoughs complaining rude bad great upon her mothers
patience and comfort.
the the journey gentleman
deed them little assistance and they engaged in frequent
almost grandfather separa-
the OF the children the aged
question the mother:
care both these children yoursH'
Eyes" was the reply.
in their disposionsf"
"No" And filed eyes proceeded Before
my first child born happy in my husbands love had
pleasant home Books pictures and flowers daily
This child the product OF happiness love- But be-
my chids birth knew that husband ahess
had life all that had
made life joyous had vanished This child the product Of mis-
cry, my woe"
Disposition largely the product of pre- natal influences and
disposition determines the fefr happiness misery; for the
good the bad
often And until children the product Of in
egeut instead Of animal lust until parents begin weigh
pre- uences upon their offspring the world
content itself with but slow dminuon OF its criminal
record
remembered that the worth the pOundthe
the pound OF curen the of crime nfn
tey eugenics preventive
cess, and pre-, natal influence, the first step
What a the second word and second stepf
THE CITIZEN, March 9Th, 1911
NEW STnRY However. have something
Iunuua and nterestinR for all on