The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-28

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to them.
our attitude to the child has the
nature Of Judgment In it FOR 1t is self
evident that mo good tree can bring
forth cvil fruit. nor can an evil tree
bring forth good fruit" W the atti-
tude OF modern civilization 10 the
child Ia one Of Indifference how much
OF progress can u have made from the
paganism and Ignorance of the earlier
Civilizations IL l. true that we would
revolt against "a suggestion such ms
Plato IL said 20 ave made, ihat un-
fortunate children be exposed ~ hun
ger or given To Wild beasts. out l. IL
not also true that IAN honest survey
OF American civilization will discover
that many American men n women
are building their misfortunes upon
the wasted childhood OF the country ?
Has not the heartless greed OF Amer
lean men aud women resisted every
law apo h American statute books
which looks 20 the ameiioration of
conditions under which children Ia
Dor and live? Does the average
American citizen consider himself in
any sense the guardian OF the rights
of the child? Have we not made the
test ~ civilization 90 be the diffusion
~ kuowiedge. the growth 81 inven-
ton. popular government and social
consciousness instead OF an Increasing
appreciation OF the dignity ana worth
~ human ufe2"
And this In an age surprising any
ether IN philanthropy an age in
which more people want 10 be kind.
do good and help than any preceding
Il. In this Is no less than 81 divine
call 10 pulpit. press, platform and
school to educate until il can no long
er be said. MY people perish for
lack OF knowledge" Says a late
writer - tragedy Is always present
In any nne function OF human nature
that Is left undiscipllned. Tho i'm
pulse 20 love is universal. but left to
be merely an impulse, 81 may be bru-
tai and deshly. The love that Inspires
our noDiest poems and is celebrated
Ia u "a music, that builds
Christian homes and makes family
life beautiful, is a primal Impulse
trained and elevated. becomes intol-
llgent n disciplined. The tendency
Go think is universal but. left as such.
b h. but the hayward and futile In
%tcllect u savages. Their POWERS OF
thinking are staguant. called into ac-
tivity by accident. not well UNDER
stood. carefully trained and inteIu-
gently exercised"
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world does not vet see mat economic
values OF vast Importance are i'm.
volved in its attltld, to me child
Professor Dietrich. the great german
AUTHORITY. says. "fr was foruorlv he
~llieved that the rate of mortality
among children was "A ,yise dispens.-
llldn Of nature Intended 10 nrcvopt
chldron with a weak constitution
lily lH a national dlet-fpT-Du ON. hnnd