Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

the Wow that Il ~ better 10 let "a
woman cut OF 5ali than 10 feed her
forci5iy or let her commit suicide by
self starvation. now urge the govern
mont TO permit the women 10 starve
TO death rather than continue 20 tray
csty Justice. Very few women. u ~
pointed out. will carry self-starVation
90 the extreme limit. 1T is difficult
SAYS the London Star. democratic and
pro- woman, ''to see how the las can
be enforced against the criminals who
conspired 20 place the bombs ia the
house az Walton Heath"
In the last sentence Is contained
the real reason for this bitter change
OF heart amongst those who have so
far made II possible Tor the sunrn-
gottes 70 carry on their campaign or
petty outrage. First OF all every
Engiishman has an ingraIned terror
and dislike OF the bomb. u is "a
weapon which he rarely uses. lie
connects Il with the cOwardly assas-
sin Of Southern Europe. who Is afraid
to show himself and does not know
how 10 fight. The Illustration Of the
only bomb plot that ever figured IN
English history h stiIl a matter OF
national celebration every 5th day Of
November. when the ciiigy OF Guy
| Fawkes who tried 10 blow up the
house OF commons several hundred
years ago, Is burned with much re-
, loicing and entire forgetfulnoss Of al
ahe circumstances except that hc was
a bomb merchant
The second reason for this swift
detection on the part 81 those who
hitherto have supported the snltra-
gettcs Is that the Walton Heath
bombs were put In Lloyd George b
HOUSE. The chancellor of the cN'
chequer h the idol of those who bo-
llcye IN advanced Socialist legislation
| TO attack him o. % insult deity
Just as Lloyd George Is most bittefiS
hated by his political opponents. ~
hc is most ardently worshipcd by his
followers. An attack upon MI As
auth's house would have been grave
\ Iy and sedateiy ruprpycd. An attack
By bomb upon a house which sup
! posedly belonged 10 Lloyd George has
/ ELECTED from those very quarters
which heretofore have advocated q
policy of lonioncy "a howl for 'nd'c-
/ tive punishment OF the militant sui-
1 AfMNttlEs AMf NWnh ~ AitN HfthftAiNA'
! lies la the fact thnt Lloyd George la
| himself ga ardent sunragettc.- bat
uut $50 ardent as 10 resign "a salary ot
| t2S.o00 yoDr because the primo
! minister does not share his views 1n
this question.
( Au amusing remedy II suvgeHted vs.
u Persian gentleman who. in quaint
/ English. has addressed the following
letter 20 the British public
( "a h true that la nay Persia wo ate
not much troubled will your suittn-
gDttcs. though az one time a regret
] table old wife Was received into ny
I home ~ Tabflz. who la RACES broke
many things scratch NY fntorilc, ana
+ iuik and talk ana talk nut that with
I ono wink of tho sword was easily
ceased, which with your law ~ not.
7 think possibled.
! $50. too. u would not De- unpossi-
4 bic for same reason. ! think, 10 take
next best way 90 stop such women as
I yOu huVe--viE. 90 mount them with
al speed Upon back, face 90 tuiL
with poster inscrlbing overhead See
the deserving punishment OF female
chatter-monkey ana 80 through an
the city staying only In each street
for fhreo strokes OF stout stick upon
bare nrsh administered by guard-a
tendant Well 90"