The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-10-10
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
Resume Publication of their Organ. "Free
Society,""

pain, a soul that could find no
abode in this cruel WORLD of ours,
a soul impractical, lnexpedient,
lacking in caution according to
the dictum of the wise), but dar-
NC just the same. and | cannot
help but bow in reverenced sill
ence before the power of such a
soul, that has broken the mar
row walls of its prison and has
taken a daring leap into the I'M
known Goldman, writing of
Czolgosz in Free Society"
CHICAGO, Oct. BIN the offic-
ial organ of the Chicago anarch-
lists, Free Society, the publica.
ton of which was formally re-
sumed yesterday for the first
time since the assassination of
President Mckinley, the anarch-
ist leaders give evidence in
articles and editorials that Meth.
er the memory of the dead presi
dent nor the grief of the public
is considered or respected. In
the articles of the new issue of
of Free Society the crime of
Leon F. Czolgosz seems to have
embittered and intensified at
tacks upon the late chief execu-
tive of the land and the present
order of society.
While TO sympathy is extend
ed to the suffering widow of the
nations martyr, words of affec
ton and love are openly extend
ed to the assassin in Auburn
prison by Emma Goldman, who
in her admiration of Czolgosz
and his deed goes even so far as
topay him reverence. Although
in one section of the paper force
is dlsclalmed in the teaching of
anarchy, the deeds of assassins
of heads of governments are
lauded in others.
The trend of the articles in
Free Society are to incite the
feelings of the workingman
against the present order of
society and justify anarchy.
Law, government and order as
now existing are attacked under
various forms IN the eight pages
of the anarchist mouthpiece.
The leading article of the pub
LEGATION, entitled, 1.-The Trag-
edy at Buffalo," is printed over
the signature of Emma Goldman,
whose speech Leon F. Czolgosz
at one time declared fired him
with anarchy and a desire to kill
the president. Throughout the
entire article Emma Goldman
arraigns government and Will
lam Mckinley, and the current
of praise, which is palpable from
the beginning of the article for
anarchy and the deed of Czol-
gosz, finally terminates with an
open declaration of reverence
and sympathy for the assassin
in Auburn prison.
Another article on "What Is
Anarchy" written by L. EN-
erick, also contains scathing SEN
fences. In places-when speak
ing of coming events-the writ
ing is intended either as proph-
ecy or a warning. based upon in
formation which anarchists alone
can possess, of impending dan
ger to society. Letters which
indignant citizens sent to Emma
Goldman, in which she is assail-
ed in various ways, are quoted
and comments made. why We
Considered Czolgosz a Spy" is
written by Abraham Isaak, Sr.
A lengthy article dealing with
the arrest of the Chicago REDS"
and Emma Goldman, and of their
treatment in police headquarters
is written by Abe Isaak, Jr.,
one of the men who were locked
up. He also penned the editor
ials of the paper. In an article
styled, ''By the Wayside,
clergymen are arraigned, and
the article why Blame the
Oppressed" from L'Aurora, is
translated. Another chapter of
the anarchist treatise of the his
tory of the French revolution,
by G. L. James, is printed and
contains denunciation of Judge
Gary and his trying of Oscar
Neebe. An article copied from
another anarchist publication.
discussing the release of the an.