OUR CRIMINALS.

Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7905, 14 January 1904, Page 2

OUR CRIMINALS.

(To the Editor.) when far more eCi^CSw^ W to be adopted to ensureZ sa £ty to the public, otherwise we will have l repetition of what is taking P la ce in" older countries, which, by the way! R £ saturated with abhorrent crime. TaU for instance, the United States, which was founded upon a model constitution, now also pointed by the most abomin' iSSTI™" "?" "m" 1" "tog mth that class lam M , e ,, gßcratll ,| severe treatment mnrt be resorted to! We have an elaborate and costly Police Department, which ought to make a special effort to cope with aame Idleness is an inoentive to same, but there is no necessity for any individual to be out of employment at the present time. Any efforts put forth by any religion, or social agency to reclaim the criminal classes is only a waste of time, However, I hope that through the medium of your paper you will constantly bring SL'SSh* before the pubUc ' »orde * that such a menace to the community may be removed.—l am, etc., . Citizen.