The evening world., 1912-10-14
'sJt1st Now We Are in the
Period Of Transition
From, the Family Held.
Together by Fear to
That United by Loue
Only" Says DR.. r. M.
Binder.
nlr nuerite Mooers Marshal.

Mr. guertte Mooers Marshal. |
Es9Asss u . deeper sad'nors last
~ levs Sstwssn husband ana
Vie to-day than ever before.
~ s9sstien Of parents fsr chill
4. 1ssa - more unsslAsh; the love
eh11Assu tsaS toward thsi1 faith
~ ga mothers moro gsasrous
\ 90 saAosfs. Originally the most
gsasVaAG tyranny Known 70 Au-
OAnlty, he modern family u fest
1svslspang iAto an snlightsAsA "a
ygs9seoslvs rsDuhiie."
Al of which 10 exceedingly encour-
aOlAg. In these days of divorces and
g courts ovsrhowing with family
0Asssls and recriminations. But DR..
JnAsaph n Binder. professor of soci-
80 n the New York University.
tnAss rsfrsshingiy sane and optimis-
- view Of our so-callsd social prob
~ oalisdSon Or. Binder to show
- ., recent magazine article. in
vo1sA Algsfnon 8. Cropsey discusses
~ brsak-up Of the family" The
Vu1osS 0Atly asserts that this insti-
S>n1ea no longer exists because II 10
- lsnger necessary. The family. in
o6vthing like Its original form. has
Sesa destroyed and never can be re-
GoorsA"
ts1at 20 you believe that We are
emitting toward this virtual anarchy.
thA1 homo ties have already become
au0 and voidf" asked DR.. Binder.
NAMilY BOND STRONGER, BUT
DIFFERENT IN NATURE.
II DO not think that we need antici-
pats such danger" he replied. reas-
susingly. I'm fact. I feel sure that
/ - family bond will grow stronger
WSSthsr than weaker. But It will be Of
9iRerent nature.
kVsUp TO . comparatively recent date
tAe family might be compared to a
rack Of Esauimaux dogs. In order to
tsawsi their dangerous country safely.
ana In order 20 procure . regular ra-
tion Of food, these dogs permit them
solves TO BE- harnessed up together.
But this apparent amity II merely .
modus vivendi. not an ideal state. The
doss are continually quarrelling with
ono another, swapping and snarling and
getting their harness into wild con-
fusion, and frequent taste Of the
whip 10 needed to preserve any sort Of
order. Tho old.fashioned family. held
tonethse by fear of common enemies
and by . greedy desire for material
gain. II not the poetic and bi!ssful Or
gaAi1atio II has been pictured. And
one has only to read Ehsiish history
TO realize that the members OF THIS
tyne OF family found war more natural
than peace and were perfectly willing
= murder each other when no more
psassius task was on hand. The whip
OF diversity was the only thing that
preserved Q sembiance Of unity. Even
To-Day Bernard Shaw declares that the
Uag1ish stra hates only one person
wosse than her mother-and that Il
her elder sisterr'
'sDut you think this obviously I'M
psaaaaat state Of Affairs 10 changing
!, foe The bsttsrr" asked.
Yea" DR.. Binder nodded decidedly
sSartiouiariy in America. Just now we
! = n IN The period Of transition from the
<indly held together by fear to that
= Yea ooay by love. And. ~ IN every
- SasitionAl period. there II much dis
-,ssoanoe and violence. due to the struy'
tas between the rival conceptions But
asrsAAy many families are living theii
ME- "a the higher plane and are. there
furs more Ansctionats and happy char
svsg before.
sBAo American wife 70 not any
Ssa9ss afxNAA Of her husband. She
AnevS inst there are plenty q
eehss 3ebs n he world for her BE-
e1Aes washing lashss for her own
nar>1e1lAg John. Il John dossn't
aa8s Ass situation sumoasntiy
pasasaAA she leaves. II she ana
Sem 10 ast make homo happy for
- gsewizG children, they Issvs.
xAaso u - enforced submission 70
snossssNSas MATHEMATICIAN II the
sGUsass q tyranny"
Tea but In the average America
houns, isn'x It . case Of everybody
free but fatAerr" suggested. 7
sssas 70 me that In reducing him from
tie position Of dsspot We haven
stsppeA Ct making him . slave"
THEY CERTAINLY ARE CLIPPING
DADS CLAWS.
= spprhaps he y suffering for the sin
a. his ancestors" siyly submitted d.
Z kdsr. You know the Roman father
instance. owned the patria potesta.
a. right Of life and death over hi
.miiy. No human tribunal could ca
him to account for dons As he like
with his own. And 1t was only In tn
middle Of the las, century that III
married women's property acts stili fu'
Their curtaiied the power Of the mast
Of the house. Finally, Just the oth'
day an English husband vas sent to ia