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parlt Of yarious: anarchistic sTOups;
who are king' "adyantae of , ;eond1
tfon.sristt$rpnTt ,thV war-to; fpread
T While there are. known to be an-
viVtiv-iiiv everv-' eitv of the. .United
States, ;iVarttcuttfiy','tfipB"e' ; hayiniT;
large : foreign population,, there, - are
rerram ciuev w uiv.ii , iyi jro,? ? v
served 'as ihe' chief American, centers
fof th;e "reds" and '- it is fn . these
crties that the agents or i govern
ment afef keeping: a keen , lookout for
the1 violent : stripe ; Sot murder - 5d vo
'eates;-. V-'--?;1 v"7 '-r . ?
: 'iCepint 'ti ack ,'bf the anarchis ts &as
afways been, a , difficult task, cltfefly
LecHus pftheir liek of , organisation,
frives'tigation has- proteii. : that ther
is ' nO ;spteh v.-tbing -as' organized, an-
as individuals or in small groups, and
seldom,, nag. it Licen iouna . inai. any
rlt connection ! exists between these
groups. . . A . canvass of the cities
where driarchism is known to have a
foothold, shows that there are no evi
dences -of other than temporary or
racial organizations. v--.i
AmOng the ; weji-knpwn centers of
anarchism itf the ifast are Baltimore,
Patersori, Barie, V.;. and fitch-
burg,' and Lynn,' Mass. , In Baltimore
the feeders are ttaifiais; in Paterson
Uiey are" Hebrews in Barre. they are
mostly . jtalians; in , itchteg ; they
are Finns; .in. Lynn, they .are Greeks
an(f" Sicilians, with some Italians and
Jews . In. each of these cities anarch
ism . is familiar and has been ; at one
tirfie or another dangerous.
New YOrk and Chicago, of course,
include large grchips of anarchists in
their population. The . New York po
lice have always, managed to keep
the anarchists pretty; wejl in check,
though, despite their watchfulness
there have been several bomb out
rages in the metropolis in recent
years. In Chicago the flood tide of
anarchy . was reached .in the Haymar
met massacre in 1886.
The story of anarchism , is Inextri
cably interwoven with.. the story of
socialism. Under , the names of so
cialistic or workingmen's societies,
anarchists almost always disguise
their clubs, and foreigners; who start
tmf tn stndv sop.falisr doctrine almost
invariably degenerate to. anarchistic t
beliefs. The actual anarcmst is just
about what the public believes Hhe so
cialist to be; the actual socialist Is
mild in comparison, while an anarch
ist who becomes extreme In effect
breaks aay from his fellow anar
ists and becomes an individual, des
perado or an irresponsible agitator.
There are three kinds of anarchists,
roughly speaking. Firstr there is the
philosopher type, harmless nimseu,
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ism. " 'He becWes dangerous only
when he begins to speaK to his fellows
throueh his na'Ders. or from the' leq-
ture platform pr the public horseblock.
and then, througn nis very. mieii:
gence and reasoning pPwer, wrongful
ly applied, he incites other men to
anarchy. . .. . v!ji
Those whom he thus incites make
nn thp. second class, who m?gnt well
I be called "mob janarchists." They are
the ones that organize, and the .ones
that starid out in the Dublic estimation
as.men to be feared. As a ; matter . off
fact, they are least dangerous. There
are as many CO wards among them' as
arrinn& thfi averaee grOuns of citizens:
they are powerless becaiise, while'
their clubs are .COO small., to assert
their independence, they are .tod large
to work swiftly; or secretly to cvl
purp'oses-. t . ...
But from' these groups there fre
aue'ntfy . springs .Up the, third-, kind of
anarchist, dangerous and careless ; 61
roWSS(4u!nces. Inspired by the fhfei-
no-ont snpakfir to a sense Of martyr-
tdonV arid fix Apitch of desperatiori, and
L onnrvrvrtari' hv t.hft . feelinc that iU th6
l-grdun' to which he belongs" he h
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IT ffATVl'A rif 1 r" I I1M I It".- I (III I.L Kill
'. to be killed. He Ts. not; a . delegate to
tne . fionventipn ui ucip K i.vt
Vi-e? h i a fpllivk. He is : ex-officio rep-
resenMtve;rieeding ; no warrant but
his own convictions a rree . lancer.,
ST this Jtype air .Cz'olgosz, , the . a's-,.
sassin c.Pjresideht Mpinle'y ;pf this
type als'O were Selig Cohan, who
threw'' a1 bomb in .XTnSon Square, N. Y.,
hv&AA' XHo. wft6 a5ssassiriated
la:CitMIic: ;priesT at ttie . aTt&r -iq a
Denver chuTcn. ... . ; .
Ttria Ans-v tjo.see that while inves
tigation ' may 'find --a" seemfnfe ' 7cmtet
- ahiro'hg ' scattered organizations, itttere
Ua --' m&v ' nresentV danger, looming;
larger, with' every anti-war parade and
sociaHsty speech aeiivereo, un
free American sand lot. ., ' "
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of her home,- will find it in the ; Red
Cross work roOms. A new interest
m tui awaits tmmmmotkbmdift
leisure and , light 1 tasks who5 will enr
gage- IiTRed Cross rk,hii6;pere
is also nuch ' that Ufie"; woman, pf. .lim
ited vinfinS iand'tiet -ito- spare
frbtt' h6medufies can ,d6 for.' tjie. Red
Crbss;The Redroi: desires: (:the
privilege" of 'l&ef vice Ji& riphe.jThere. is
room for;. alI.;;Will ripu. join us?
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Miss .Anna 0avage,: $1.
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Mrs. Geo, G.1 Thomas, ' 510.
Miss Emily Bridgers, $25.
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