The Washington herald., 1919-06-22

subsection (b) of the said act. yum
! derstand. it is surprising 20 me that
the police didn't by accident gather
In anyhow one of them anarchists.
Mawruss." Abe said, because after
all. Mawruss., 1t can't be that only
respectable people violate all them
prohibition, anti-cigarette and anti
! speeding laws, and that outside OF
dropping bombs. anarchists Is other
wise law-abiding."
"At the same time, Abe, couldn't
help feeling sorry for. policeman
who arrested an anarchist by accident
especially Is he didn't carry any ac-
cident insurance - because the only
| way to avoid accidents in arresting
anarchists Is to take a good aim at
a safe distance, and let somebody else
search the body for. packages, Nor
ris declared.
ITO tell you the truth, Mawruss. /
think the reason why them anar-
| chists which explode bombs Is never
discovered. understand. amt up to
the police at all, but to the contractor
which cleans up the scene Of the ex-
plosion." Abe said. IF he would only
instruct his workmen to sift the rub
bish before they cart 1t away, they
might anyhow find collar button or
something. because next to windows.
Mawruss. the most breakage caused
by anarchistic bomb explosions Is to
anarchists"
''Still. there must be a lot Of COM
paratively uninjured anarchists hang
ing around-anarchists with only a
thumb or so missing-which the police
would be able to find II they really
and truly used a little gumption, Abe"
Morris said. Also IL they would keep
! their ears open, there must be lots
OF noises which now passes for gas
| range trouble and which IL investi-
gated while the experimenter was still
in the dancing and hand-flipping stage
| OF his agony. Abe, might bring to
light some of the leading spirits in
the chemical branch of the American
anarchists. Then. of course. there is
the other noises which sounds like
gas range troubles. and which on In
vestigation proves to be speeches, Abe.
and while 1t is probably true that you
can't kill ideas by putting the people
| which owns up to them in jail, Abe,
l for one am willir>So take a chance
and see how it comes out, because.
after all. it amt ideas which makes
and explodes bombs. but the people
Wnlcn nolCS Sucn IDEAS.
ALSO. Mawruss." Abe said, "it Is
the people which holds such ideas
| that says you can't kill ideas by
| putting the people what holds them
into Jail. but just SO soon as them
people gets arrested. not only dc
they claim that they never held
such ideas. but they deny that there
even existed such. ideas. and then
the noise of the denials they are
making Is drowned out by the noise
of the bombs which is being ex-
ploded according to the ideas they
claim they don't hold. and that's
the way it goes. Mawruss. The
chances is that the mystery OF, who
! exploded them bombs will remain
a mystery along with the mystery
OF how the Peace Treaty came into
the possession of them New York
interests in the form of a volume
of 800 pages as Senator Lodge says
1t did"
ITO me that amt no mystery at
all. Abe" Morris said. THE chances
is that them New York interests.
whatever they may be. Abe. and I
| got my suspicious. Abe. simply seen
it in the Saturday edition of one of
them New York papers which
makes a speciality of book adver-
tising. an advertisement reading
THE PEACE TERMS
READ ABOUT THEM
in this stirring. heart-touching