The sun., 1901-09-10
BOSTON WILL CURB ANARCHY.
T'OLICE TO PIT DOWN "REDr
ar THtT (ITI.
Ever, Anarchist to tie nun Down aud Al
Their Public Meetings 90 Ne siepp~d
spne NJ Their Leaders Giortnes t,ss-
Go~l-k preaeher's View of the Matter.

BOSTON, sept. 9.-Order- were given
by the Police Commissioners this morning
30 captains Of the South End. West End
and South Boston stations 30 find every
known Anarchist In the city. TO determine
where the meetings are held and be pre-
par-d 10 suppress such meetings A. are
reported 20 have lcen held yesterday.
Chairman Clark aud his two COLLEAGUES.
Me~srs Curtis and Adams. rad the reports
Of the Compton street meeting held ye-ter-
day and discus-eo the fiery language al
length Mr. Clark said io the reporters:
You may say decidedlv and emphati-
cally that We PROPOSE 20 take immediate
action against the men who made such
utterancs~ a. were attributed to the south
Boston Anarchists.
What action will the Commissioners
tskel-
do not know Just what can II. done. We
-hall first consult the brsi legal talent there
l. In the state We shall 20 Just a. far a.
the Law will allow ". We must 20, of
course. within the bounds of the Law. hut
we shall GO "a the limt--to the uttermo-t
bounds Of the Law and at once.
do you think IL will L. possible To prevent
the proposed anarChiSiic mas meeting To
H. held herr ON Oct ~ under the auspices
of Emma Goldman tn" chairman was
asked
hopa ~. Think W. will find way
II H. the intention Of the Commissioner
to prosecute n such thing ~ possible.
Whether the speakers % ye~, erday will
be taken into custody II to be determined
a. soon ~ the law has been oNcrhaulsd.
Evidence l. being collected A. To Just what
was said at the mcetings, and II ia" police
secure enough to lead them to think they
could secure conviction III" evidenc"
will he placed before Municipal tosrt
Il. a N...-hN q.
The policemen who are hunting for An
srchisis have no instructions to make
arrests. They are simply 20 learn Just who
they arr, What they no Tor hNing' ana
where their rendezvous H.
Nathan ftnsold' tailor, VII" has been
in ihi4 country sixteen year and i AN
acknow l"ds.d leader of Anarchists IN TINS
vicinity, was quoted IN morning paper
~ saving at meeting yesterday that
Mckinney was lad and ought To L. killed.
To several reporters hs said to-day
Il didn't -ay that the President should
II" killed. I ~aid 'Nhv should he pafrr-
conchmn Czolgo-z and ~ay nothing ai"iii
the rich girl in Washington. who shot poor
negro h1y some time ago hccau.r hr Wss
stealing a few applrss Mckinlcv u no
different from YOU, nr me. or any Other
man. n this man kills him. whv should
any more ~ said about II than when
Filipino II shot down. or n soldier kllls
~ sirikrr ~ the coal mines? There y 40 dlh"r-
tsftfs hthIIfN - flfNWF'h|
That makes no difference
But Won praise Szolsosz for his deed,
don't vou,- Som.body asked
Twill say he WAS a hero because he dared
TO express what ha rally believed. But
he took the wrong way Anarchy does not
teach that the rulers should b~ arsa--inAt-d
II teaches that eVerybody would 10 better
on without rulers Ruler- only rob u-.
They do not protect and help u- and an
archy teaches tina, they should lpe removed.
Hut |, teaches too that IN. way To do this
l. by educating the whole people up to
this Idea
Then how can YOU ptaise the ASSASSIN
The tailor smiled
Ill Ia liz, this liz said, there IL a great
.torm sa,horinp This oppression aud
rnhIery Thai IN. rule. stand Tor the p..opl-
will mo-, h.,ar II forever There l. ,rrtA ain
IA H. "a struggle. inst as certain ~ that
nisht will foIlow day or day follow night
1hing- lik. this act OF Glulgusl are lik"
IN. flashes Of lightning ur The rumhling
81 thunder before the real storm They