Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12
Taken Into Custody by the Po-
lice in Chicago Tuesday.
DENIES ALL COMPLETELY
Knows Nothing of Czolgosz Except She
Met Him July 12-Police Taking a
Census of All Anarchists in New
York-The Pope to Take Ac-
ton Against Anarchists.


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more and more excited All ho,iph she made
an evident effort to control herself. In
this she finally succeeded ana launched in
to d discourse of the teachings of anarchy.
She declared that anarchy did not t, ach
men to do the act which had made Czol-
gos2 dcspised and hated the world over.
I'VE work asant system, and education
is our watchword." sand she II am an
anarchist and a student OF socialism but
nothing i'm anything | ever said to Leon
Czolgosz knowingly would have led him to
do the act which startled everybody last
Friday.
ahe dsclan ed all but tho slightest ac-
quaintancc with tn" Presidents assailant,
She denied absolutely that she or any
anarchists she knew. were implicated in
any plot To kill the President She said
She believed CzolEosZ acted entirely on his
own responsibility ana nat he never
claimed to have been inspired by her. as
he is quoted affirming
Tic President, she aver, d. with Yawn.
was an insignificant being To her-a mere
human atom whose life or death were
matters of supreme indifrcrc nee to her or
10 any anarchist. C2olgos7 : act was fool
ish, yet she declared it probably had its
inspiration in the misery which the Pole
had seen about him Violence she said.
vas not q tenet in the faith of the ararcn-
list. and sho had net advocated it in CIrNc-
land where Czolsosz has said he heard
'''' nor 'I''' W 'I'lc
HAS BEEN MUCH AMI SEQ.
Miss Godn an arrived here sunday
morning from St Louis Her immunity
from arrest while in the Missouri motrop-
lis and up to to-day in Chicago Afforded
lcr much amusement. She told in SEN
fences punctuatcd with laughter Of ner
capture to-day. In her conversation with
Re port crS-and she talked with them ut
length twice during the dny-thc excite
ment sh" WAS laboring under was slip-
pressed and only once did she nreak down
Dnnplctoly. That was when CAPTAIN