Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, September 07, 1913, Image 11

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II “A fly in the milk may mean a baby in the grave” In these grim words, the South Carolina Board of Health cries a warning to mothers. Flies bear germs, and a single germ in a milk bottle breeds a deadly million in a few hours. In the long trip, the many handlings from the cow to your door, there are so many chances for that first germ to get into your baby’s milk. It is only by boiling milk that you can kill these germs, but your baby can’t digest boiled milk. If your'baby cannot have its mother's milk, don’t give him cows’ milk, indigestible or impure. Give him the only safe substitute — Nestle’s is pure, rich milk right from healthy cows, milked in sunny stables, purified and changed so that the tini est, frailest baby can digest it. It only requires the addition of cold water and two minutes’ boiling to prepare it. Do what thousands of other mothers have done! Feed your baby on Nes tle’s 12 times at our expense. We will also send our book, “ Infant Feeding and Hygiene,” an authoritative book on how to feed and care for babies. NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY, 107 Chainliers Street. New York. Please send me. FREE, your book and trial package. Address American Sunday Monthly Magazine Section When Lovely Worn an Stoops to VIOLENCE H ERE is a thought, penned in kindness for Mi-Lady Militant, by one who believes in her Cause, but who depre cates her methods: The victories of violence are transient. Filings done in hate have to be done over. And she who smears hand-rails with tar, puts muriatic acid into mail boxes, places bombs in an art gallery, burns hay barns, defies the police, and is taken to jail must face the consequences of her misdeeds, just as if she were a male man. If we are to believe in sex equality, woman must cease to ask for favors, or immunity, because she is a woman. If men should do in England what some women are doing, we know what Miss Britannia would do to them. Even though the woman wins by violence, her victory is bought at the price of her womanhood. Righteous wrath is often an excuse for a bad temper. Hatred of the wrong soon yields a diminishing return. We become like the thing we hate—aye, more, we are the thing we hate. Mi-Lady Militant hates the tyranny of the male. Granting that this tyranny exists, it has grown up out of the centuries, and has been fixed in the ages by usage. It was old when Jacob bartered with Laban for Rachel, and was a habit when Ruth gleaned the fields of Bo az. To assert that the man of to-day is respon- She is unloving, unlovely and unlovable sible for woman’s status to-day, is to place one’s self on a par with that fabled Irishman who attacked a Jew because forsooth the Jews crucified Christ. While we believe in Votes for Women, American women have been wise in not resorting to militant methods. Fighting men acquire the fighting face. The termagant grows to look the part. Her dominant attitude becomesoneof super cilious contempt, not love. Eventually she is unloving, unlovely and unlovable. The fighting attitude, continued, will disrupt any home. Carlyle hated the wrong; Emerson loved the good. Which man would you prefer for a neighbor, need not be asked. The persistence of Mi-Lady Militant, and her perfect willingness to sacrifice herself for the good of the Cause, is beautiful just in the degree that you admire martyrdom. ’Ware the willopus, wallopus feminino And just here please remember that martyr and persecutor are cut off of one piece. They shift places with lightning-like rapidity. He who is willing to suffer and die for a cause, will make you suffer and die for the same cause, if he gets the chance. Law protects the life and property of women, but not so much as it should. This applies also in degree to men. But to repudiate the law, because the law does not do all’it should, and resort to an archy in order to win a legal victory, is not only playing the part of a minor, it is the part of a defective. Harm must follow such tactics, since it gives in itself a reason why women should not be allowed to help make laws. The ability to abide by the law is the test of fit ness for citizenship. To shoot up the law, is no better than to shoot up the court-house. The fact that a woman is a woman does not license the crime of arson, nor make window-smashing part of a holy war. The McNamaras claimed to be working for the Cause, but the argument was over ruled. Great reforms require great patience on the part of those who would bring them about. Whi n you ask for a voice in the making of Government, your voice must not be keyed too high, lest, mayhap, you inspire fear as to what may happen when you acquire the power for which you seek. Equality is all right, and it is at the door. But the thought of the supreme sway of the battling termagant tongue makes men pause. Flee the fighting face and the shrill fal setto. Avoid the clang and clash of teapots flung with prevision. ’Ware the willopus wallopus feminino! To win the vote is not all, any more than to win a husband is the end of the play. It is only a beginning. To commit a wrong that right may follow is at least debatable. Those born under the zodiacal sign of Taurus the Bull, should not be allowed free run of china shops. They who apply for entrance to your home, bearing the torch of incendiarism, may well be barred. 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