The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-15
't0NS
ON THE BAD MANNERS
, OF THE
GEN !


Marion Harland tells in October
Pictorial Review the following IN
stance showing the bad manner oi
the children Of today n how best
10 set about ourius The evil;
My eldest granddaughter and my
I namesakc.' saio a proud srandv-
mother, leading Forward q gtrt OF
twelve.
she has tho risht name. ! OBJ
served. after acknowledging the IN
|trodueiion. stu hoiding the Child's
hand and looking from one Go the
other "shc looks like yuu
"o good eracious cried Mis-
Pert with % grimacc and "a shrus Il
hope not
MY dear said the mother ia
gentle reurouf while the grand
mother color,d and tried Goo laugh
We'll 9 dom care. mamma ia
so out and hang myself % thought
| looked like grandmamipu'
Which bring. To me The question uf
curling the sr2wth of individuality
In the young human animal Es-
says are written. lectures are spo-
ken. books ore published in support
Of the Theory that every young inn
mortal should 1e allowed 60 live his
OF her own iiIc 60 grow into she pat
icru designed by the Lord OF Crca-
uou-not us the whIm of the parent
may suggest
mothers of the old school would
brand as % spoiled child. Is IAN ea-
ger young spiut quickepod Us burn
ms zeal for knowledge ana a henevo-
lent desire .o mpart q % others as
soon as he gets hold OF o.. Ia allow
ing him o. huy his Say 90 al sea
Sons n Boo We, Aer iccmpany the
parents obet % natural law accord
ting 90 our New Woman Stul gratcr
of eye and thought. wc ask our
seiyes-not the parents-tu what
purpose the eager youngling's Sc
niors have lived. II what we could
tell him ls mot 81 more value than
what he can prattle OF TO us.
The child must be himself and
not another we are warned. THE
Product ~ r,nching hack and prun-
ing and ttinE to uprights may be- the
parents ideal pa b. not what nature
designed in sending this fresh crca-
turo into Inc world
Let me Illustrate a friend of d
new school mother brought 10 bunch
oi moss roses as q birthday gilt 4,
what ! should chafaCteTize a. a "che.
I rupie uulsanco." Dressed lu "a,
most approved mode. DE receive,
I with mis- mother upon the sixth au.
niyersufy ui The day hat he had seer
ms terrestrial debut When IA,
Il .gUu.aHm u..r. a..HE4a.-H &c. A.
him. he scoWled biackly, shon etuuci
Z them from the visitors hand an,
hid seowllngly IN the old OF hi
mothers skirts
"No- NO. she's q wicked woman
Co put nasty green moss on the Brcttl
r roses God msdotr
; This representative anecdote ha
2 been t0.d in co5eric and ln council
2 In evidence 81 exquisite sensiblut
and passionate love for the heauu
0 fui read b rhe. other day upon
woman's page under the headline
'tntrammclod Criticism To m.
unromantic mind the Performance
4 was partly pose. partly pettlahnes,
q and wholly disgruccml lf the nui
y sance really shrank from the mag
e lined Disagreement 81 the flowers.
VERY limited knowledge of the mino
caurtesies 81 tifs should have mad
y MIN aware that more respect wat do
l. 20 a wei-meaning human being tha.
= 90 an inseusate plant God made hl
n mothers friend ~ wen as the rose,
" Evidently common humanity aud
e sense Of proportion had not snterc
iat9 his "spontaneous development.
As a matron of the old school m
j. decided COM ctlon b. thai the dan
q ger "a the child h. in NOT breakin
q such spirits a. these The soons
q they are carbed and properly dlrecl