New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01

Remember how Gerard dissembled,
though before his crime. Before he gets.
80 far as actua. violence, your anarchist
may be the mildest hammered man that
ever cut .. throat or scuttled q ship. But
that isIthe very time to shut him up; It
Is too late.when his ferocity is unloosed-
Yet see the parade before his ferocity
is nnloosed, it is wasted trouble to shut
him up, because he can dissimulate him
Isslf out; but to wait till His ferocity is
1nloosed, is. absurd. Hence itis rid1cu-
lons to depend upon shutting him up at
all.
Outlawry and exile failing, and CON
ffinement being demonstrably impractic-
able, there is nothing left but to kill him.
The only question is whether we shall
wait for him to kill somebody else firs...
Let the state then say to the professed
anarchist, without waiting for him to
commit his murder: s.You have aban-
ldoned the right to stay. among US. We
have no desire to take your life; but we
will not have you among us. Go else
where and use whatever chances you
may have You prove yourself not fit
for human society. and we shall, as a
matter Of decency, notify AL organized
societies of that fact. If you come back
here we shall kill you. If you go there.
they, if they are wise, will do the same.
Your only possible home is your fit
home the wild and desert places of the
earth, with the other beasts Of prey that.
man has not yet exterminated. Henry
Holt in August Forum.
Temptation Of . Senator.
New Yo1k Sun: Sugar Come hither
gentle dreamer, and daily thou with me-.
Senator Avaunt, thou siren?
Sugar Nay, nay, good solon; am not
a siren; am that which sweetens all the
world.
Senator say thou art q siren.
sugarWhy spcakest falsely, ieara
| tell thee, no siren am. Come nearer,
sweet, and lay thy hands on me.
Senator-I would not touch thee for
the world. .
Sugar Nay, nay, how can touch do
harm. A little touch? The sun doth
touch the flowers to make them bloom.
seratorAyaunt, thou temptress!
said thou vert siren, did I not?
Sugar Thou didst, good Solon, yet
how many things are said by thee and
thine thou swearest not to! T tell thee
thou art wrong to say that siren am.
Senator-H not siren, then plithee
tell me what thou art.
Sugar I said to touch me. Come and
lay thy hands on me. Tbo0'lt know by
that am not what thou say'st am.
Senator I must not touch thee.
Sugar Art coward, too?
Senator Thou liest if thou sayest me
that.
Sugar Fie, ie, good Solon! Come
nearer, now, and lay thy hands on me-.
that by thy toach thou still may'st heal
the wound that thou hast made by that
last word of yours.
Senator Is healing in my touch2
Sugar know there is.
Senator-How knowest that9
Sugar could not tell thee if I.
would.
senatorAnd would'st thou if thou
couldst.
| Sugar Dost thon tell all thou canst9
Senator How cute thou art That
little slur deserves blow.
| Sugar Thou dar'st not touch me.
Senator -Sayest thou dare not?
Sugar Ay, that I say, and stand here
waiting for the blow.
Senator, preaching Thou knowests
that the Scriptures say. for every blow =
kiss. 3ss {.
Sugar, blushing Then thou must
touch me not.
Senator. coyly And if did2
Sugar, Thou wouldst be doing wrong.
Senator, boldly But thou art very
fair, and It we're worth blow to have
one kiss Of thine.
Sugar dlawing away Nay, nay thou
must not.
Senator, more boldly And prithee,
why must not2 Thou say'st me, Nay',s
and may yet give no reason why. II III
be true 7 must not, then must know
Why, 8 LIST not is not must.
Sugar still reccdlng / say thou must
not; i not thar Eenougha
SENATOR, impetuously IA, ha thou