Beatrice Fairfax
Problems That Perpl ex
Dear Miss Fairfax: In regard to
your editorial in which you give your
opinion as to the Chicago judge who
gave a little girl to the foster mother.
I think your opinion Is decidedly
wrong as well as the judge's decision.
From all accounts, the natural
mother was not to bluipp for the loss
of her child. Tn the first place, she
must have gone into hysterics when
< she found her baby was gone. "Oh,
i my darling bfihy that (lod gave me.
Some one has taken my precious baby
jthat I nurtured in my womb.” No
oneiknows the grief of this blessed
mother. Oh, Miss Fairfax, can you
understand instinct? You surely must
never have had a baby of your own.
This mother was noi responsible
for her baby being taken from her.
Therefore she did not neglect her
baby, nor could sht give it this "lov
ing kindness” that she longed for so
to do.
The example this mother set to the
world in search for her child is equal
to Evangeline. It tells us of our
blessed Savior. "Behold, the Lord
brings back 11 is otvn."
It far surpasses the fester mother's
“loving kindness" and care. There is
an instinct which is deeper than
human service or acquired love and
affection. It is deep as eternity and
its depths the human mind cannot
fathom.
Here we have an example of natural
Instinct, of love mid tender affection
—the real mother would liked to have
given her own child.
The foster mother deserves credit
for mothering'the child as purely and
holy as any mother could do, but she 1
should make the supreme sacrifice of
giving the child back to its natural
mothVr, as the mother was not respon- !
sible for the loss of her baby, and the j
years of anguish and persistent
search were far surpassing in hu
man emotion of love and Instinct,
which the foster mother knew noth
ing of nor could understand.
M TRUE FATHER, Uni oil
There is enough fine and true senti
ment l#i your letter to make me want
to -publish it. I think, however, the
point I made in the letter you refer
to was a worthy one. That Is. we
must expect love because we deserve
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