Salt Lake Telegram | 1906-11-20 | Page 10 | Monsters in Human Guise

brooded for years over the idea that governments do not fill the needs of men, but a man who would kill innocent women and children to gratify his hates is a monster that we cannot understand. "We believe if Jess notoriety were given that class of murderers'; that if they knew in advance that they would be -arrested, hanged, and their' bodies turned over towtfedicai schools for dissection, that their nacjes would never be known or spoken on earth; that the meditated crime would mean, if. carried out, their annihilation, the annihilation of their bodies, and likewise their memories, there would be less of them ready to commit those crimes, because every assassin that we have ever read of in modern times has-been a man of inordinate vanity, willing to take any risk so that his name could be published and his. deeds" elaborated . upon. I I102JSTERS III HUMAN GUISE. -What can be in the heart of a man that would cause him .to explode a bomb in St. Peter's church, ' when that great building was filled with women and children? It must be a disease that -is sweeping all the - countries. of the earth and it is almost enough to make one conclude that civilization is a failure. TTe. can understand how men'can become so incensed in-censed as to want to kill a ruler after they have i ' . r , : - ,