Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-26

Gaus,,s.lc organizations prouuclions
Third.-Free exchange Of equivalent products
through the productive organization, without job
bling and profit making.
Fcurth.-Orgsnzation Of the educational sys
TEN upon nonreligious lines and on equa
basis for both sexes
Fifth.-Equal rights for all without distinction
OF Sex or race.
Sixth.-The regulation OF public affairs through
agreements between the independent communei
and confederacies.
Leon CZOlgosz now asserts that he
belongs to the International Arbeitel
Zeitung association, which Is divided
into eighty groups Of anarchists. 1t Is
ruled by a central committee. located
in Chicago, of which the members are
said to be Abraham Isaak, Michael
Rose, Alfred Schneider, Henry Ire.
vaglio and Morris Fox.
Indirectly the Free society is connect
ed with the Arbeiter Zeitung associa.
tion The Free society has issued large
quantities of printed material, key to
which is now in the possession Of the
police of Buffalo and Chicago. Phys
ical force is the doctrine that is at ali
times taught Opposition to society as
1t now exists Is the watchword. Spe.
cial stress is laid upon success.
Among the belongings of Czolgosz
was found manual Of instructions for
the successful execution of anarchical
assassinations by knife or bullet, to-
gether with complete details or plans
and a method of supplying the assassin
with funds. Rules for his conduct un
der all circumstances are supplied. The
words murder" and assassination"
are not used, but for them is substi
tuted event" and faction"
The manual contains the following:
There will be three periods in any event: ~
The period OF preparation for the action (2) the
moment OF the action itself; 80 the portion OF
time which follows the deed.
1t is easily comprehensive to everybody that
tine danger Of discovery is the greater the more
numerous the number OF people or the group
which contemplates the deed When a deed Is
d,cided upon, let comlade be selected in the
usual way who does not live at the place of sac
ton.
Whoever is selected and willing to execute the
deed must put the quest ion to himself and an,
wer it to the satisfaction Of his comrades, as
carry out the action by himself. If he gives per-
feot assurance of sufficient mental control and
resolution to perform the deed singly, let him
absolutely initiate no one in the matter and let
him "act' alone. But il that is not the case let
him look with the greatest care for just as many
fellows he must absolutely have-no more, no
less.
Let there be no discussion Of the deed in
groups for useless debates develop, and the danger
Is ,I,ovo lat t,a do
comrades observe perfect silence If there is any
talk, then the thing is at once hung upon great
bell and it would soon reach the ears Of 1.-THE
men who hear the grass grow and the feas
cough" Does the selected man possess head as
well as hearth" HAS the formation Of the plan
been perfected" is the manner OF execution
clearly understood?" These answered in the al
greatest possible swiftness.
Let there be no delay, for now you move within
the scope OF the greatest danger, for you may be
detected; you may have committed treason or
conspiracy and may be apprehended before you
have an opportunity of reaping the precious fruit
OF your design So. let repeat, when these
points settled strike without delay.
As to action" as to the scene Of action, select
personally that point Of vantage which seems to
absolutely insure success. even though some com.
rade must necessarily sacrifice himself.
Success success, success. must be the constant
watchword, for there is nothing like the success
OF an action to inspire an impulse for q new
deed. Too great care, therefore. cannot be exer.
cised In the matter Of selecting the scene of &C.
ticn. II q sacrifice is necessary, let the comrade
remember that his death Is q martyrdom to the
cause and his memory will be cherished q
patriot. Life at its best is Heeting and full OF
mystery: What comrade would hesitate to give
away his breath for such glorious momentP But
vpliant comrades must not sacrifice themselves
needlessly, recklessy or foolishly, so 1t is i'm.
peIative that all deeds should be done singy
whenever practicable or II not by as few q mum.
Der as possible.
Owing TO the failure Of q number Of actions
the idea Is hereby suggested Of poisoned weapons
intended to be used for assault The best sug.
gested is curare, for 1t is absolutely fatal wheth.
er administered through the agency Of knife or
q bullet. 1t Is, however, very high priced. YER
digris is quite effective and inexpensive. All
posons must be prepared Immediately before
using or they lose their effectiveness and become
tnnocuous.
Should a comrade desire to address an associate
In writing use fictitious address, which should
be frequently changed.
Never mention the true name OF q confederate,
let alone write it.
Never make a communication Of fact which
is not necessary for your associate to know
Cipher letters or messages are not desirable.
Cipher is suspicious method Of communication
and is very liable to detection There are several
kinds Of invisible inks (recipes are here givsn)
which can be read when held before bright
light, but these are so common that the police
know them and generally apply all known tests
to any suspicious looking blank paper. When
communications are written In invisible ink, use
the margin OF q complete newspaper, which may
not arouse suspicion. II communication Of any
kind Is received, destroy it at once completely by
FIRE. |
Never retain anything which may lead to detec |
ticn Of any kind. This rule applies especially to
any enterprise directed against representatives Of
obnoxious institutions or legislative officials. /
deed should never be talked about, but silent. !.
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