Bluefield evening leader. [volume], January 09, 1907, Image 5

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CTHB BOMB TROWEHS.
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rjlsewhore-a^^^^^^te^u JUra*
.ju an community,,-d^itfetfr ^
Uro w^nn #Miwraty?H;
u» nt as. arc every malice and uri
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UalHMffizflfr'^^ueirf^Nrt n“i«vA< ibdf
^?i leOttdUi^IoeotoUii*) :mfni dlM! ;ilec
Ci'aiiil. rf'liC, to 4*« ft Uyfu^bJaa ad «
More than a score of years ago
Jjudge Allison. In 18'3, in sentenc
ing an early inefli^Q J}£IQl 036 Of
in our criminal dldAiCfOOSO i«1C
♦^ruble old man w footf f
^^ance, pointed out that the mangrrni/
V8**1 penalty. thro^Xf^ JjwVrFwn
eminent for such nhrv{rNMTulfT Jwn£J*T!i
.>\nfllcient. ‘ A man who would throw
bomb for the purpos> of oujaring 1
(mother ought to be lockodT1^ ~A^4
Jlhe reBt of his life. SocLH.tVdias a
#jflght to be protected ngajdlst £uch an I
Vne." A bill a year lat^-**** iiiiroJ
♦^luced, l>ut not passed, in the T/'TsH
Wfrturo by Representa(lt [lOfltll'BMIt- 1
[ lfB tho mere ,!*>§ tWAWS
punlshable with ftvcvyears Imprison
ment. Pv an nt feJ*y**,*>A jiv, 1 Miu 4
Tf unity of 25 year^Wns
But when, as in-\<“»tAt»4avN»
"on, assassin and victims are swept
HI* ay together, it^Jf tffi ^tJVf
Kjj,w little ’'ft?
accomplish. T*10 oultylwr
^ie bomb, makIng Trft8ptf/jMssldYT a1
S#lme. The making of all oxplosivcs
jjf ould be licensed, and any mmm
Manufacture lie Itself n crime. J$W \
Blier offense Is to-day weighted with 1
m p< on Jdgnti* ;vj statupV .j
ra 1**1# ° Against
^^imes like that of yesterday there
can be_no effleienjt yj-otection. Like
ik, • - ir-rrTTir^nrv■
rlskH of life', wisely disregarded, hut
still always possy^lo. jf'helr one b st
gcirn^umiA—bns—yprrc
preventive Is a greater vigilance over i
the half-crazed and a greater readi
ness In the community to put under'
restraint those whose at ration*
show them to bo mentally •• isound. j
CATALOGING
THE LIARS.
lAWm Bellamy Storer was added to
Dt&list of public men who have been
4l*d#ubced as falsifiers by President
lB$q0gvtfA. the list Includes Just
Fft0'4|]?d$¥u<FT,nd one of the »>oem
wnich was one of the lessons in
^^ltoiffrW^old “Third Reader.”
andk't4ttlftWila',',^9^ Are Seven.” The
een reviewing the
6!i;iti'L r95?^M'‘iTlW,OPe of c,a8s,fyl“K
AM /different kinds of
SffiSfifflSr-srr
kiSiS tji4i. JR Whitney
"a * dell.>fPMr.
“a dolrbt ii(l un
qualified liar.’* that Mr. Bowen was
“a dlsengenuous liar.” that Mr. Wal
lace was “an utter liar,” that Mr.
Shields was “an inventive liar,” and,
that Mr. Storer was “a peculiarly
perfidious liar.” It was a prophet of
old who exclaimed In his haste that
“all me nare liars.” but it seems that
he was in too much of a hurry to
catalog and classify them. Mr. Roose
velt seems to have found the time
to at least make a beginning on the
work of classification.—Commoner.
BENEVOLENT
ASSIMILATION.
Benevolent assimilation of the
Filipinos continues. Our army in the
Philippines needs to be equipped
with larger caliber pistols.—New
York Commercal.
Short reckonings make long
friends.—French.
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