Manawatu Evening Standard. Circulation 3,800 Copies Daily MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1911. AMERICAN METHODS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9541, 19 June 1911, Page 4

Manawatu Evening Standard. Circulation 3,800 Copies Daily MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1911. AMERICAN METHODS.

:.-;d;HE. history of tli6,. dyhainitirig of the, ; : . ;|^s,'%geiesJunes aji(l;':|li#vyiiEiqiis\ ; : 6fliiols'.-is-' 'of ■ ■ :.fch<G :mqst: startling. hicidtentsoiVhipdqni :■' ■ lAineriean history. ; ; iigovsiiite' thVprlcl. i resiiltihg. ill V number of. - rdoatfe;: and 6\ispicipn.f>vas iastened oiv ; ;|p;;:;.tlie:: ; Mbour, "TTiiiohs^ : \vlib : : Tiines';- .proprietor, ; Goafet^iyb; Had! ■ successfully, fought '■ its ;;demiuids vin : Vcoiihectioh\vffitii; ;ijio . liig?cstabiisiifflchtr : tiir , tempts;^;;' tho.; .' ■cnminaiy;i|;|])^re , Tealjy p'riini- ■' ■ flowed; ifo. rest. ;; sb};;far public;",)y,as;. .jifoncerucd l . ■ ; iill ; a;cbupie two ;. jib brothers Mc- ■ tfir-ilehaitge of '■ : ; This :; meiadraiifa, v ■;■ iDetectiye hero of tho ex^ : . :■ j)Joit,;7iiia ; dfeElaborate aimOuiicbniejits:"^througli^tlfolAmoricnii piiess'ih.fl'liiclr . :he;:stated;;'tli:it;ia ; . ebmpfcie. (lyiiaimting; ; 'p]antvhi^:j)eeiv?fOund ; iii the:-feusesoc-■ ■■ cupied'byHHaceMeji menywliiie&thci'i startling ■■e\:idoiice.;*as ■ afeo: Si dlb'cliain !fof:;:circ:umßtaiices':T,yas':fur-' , .i #;• fbr.tiiigh%-;ba'ck wlion.tlio confpssioit«jf;'a;:;tihi6iiifit was published' .in were furtiVei>>.mpHcatect; ; .:Sq. nuicli for the;iiewspaper's'iiascVyluVtlie Labour, people tell;a quite.asstartliiigsas: : the caso'for;the; might never havo : beeh;.'.glyon iridenco: in this pnrfc v of 't]icV ; >\-6l v l(l ijfitT : :]iot;M;]ii>\ little itein we;publish;tqrday;ibfeeii ed across, the is afeo. a strange connnoiitaryt ; oiK-!A ; nicrix>;ui\ methods; .'lt.tells usthaf Sr lloqso- ■ velt has been vilified Ait- ' geles Times r 'for doubtingSliat tho . building was dynamito(i; ; K; liiHhti .fest / place the case was sub ■ I Roosevelt's announcement ■

like an unwarrantable interference with the- course of justice were it not almost ci common -practice in the States. Then the gentle art of vilification as practised by what arc supposed to be reputable journals is another peculiarity of,the home' of the "Bird of Freedom.'' But Mr Roose-;. vclt's opinion on the matter ■lends'.colour to the- contentions; of the defence; that the whole etory of .the-.'dynamit-". ing is a fabrication and that .Detective'. Burns is being employed. to : toncoctl an elaborate charge .against:-thc.-';t:ii-ions.- It is contended,that the .."but;-: rage" was the result of.a gas'"explo-;: siori and that dynamite had : )io'thing : whatever to do with it. '' The 'McNa-?' maras assert that the 'alleged.v'liridiii'g'-.; of a plant of dynamite ment of their house was ■' Detective Burns, who placed.-ittflierei himself before he "found" course, the impending trial promises; to'provide numerous huge defence fund has .been : collcct«K .by tho Unionists in the States aiid.-tli<| best legal talent has been engaged on.; both sides. To the New it seems inconceivable that a detective would .sell himself : to such a task as ...alleged by the defence, but it is equally inconceivable that the Union men would be'guilty of the systematic ■dynamiting outrages which they are eharge(f ; withas.Ja result of this trial. In. any case the whole affair. is going te :: provide}'another unlovely page in and another lesson to the workVofthe fact .tjiat\6taid/old'-British methods■ have .hot;l)ee'h- very : much iinproyed.on .inltlje. . : .iand^vj™lrl)oasts;;b ; f : leading^he^wbrld> :