New-York tribune., 1906-03-18

for A few months, until Most went TO Jail for
other seditious speech. this time for month
strike broke out and Most took such part in it
that within twelve months he had received forty
three summonses to appear IN court. At this time
he married.
Hitherto Most had posed a socialist, but the
publication OF The Social Movements in Ancient
Rome and Cssarism' showed that he was
and-out anarchist After becoming the Editor Of
the "Berliner Frele Presse" he was elected TO the
Rechstag, defraying his election expenses by TAX
ing up collections at the meetings he addressed
For the next six years his career one stormy
succession Of political fights and imprisonments for
offences ranging from sediton and leze majesty to
blasphemy.
He went to London in 1878 and IN a few months
the first number Of Die FTeiheit" appeared. II
was not successful His adherents in Germany be-
gan 10 fail away and Most and his paper
scoffed at or condemned ia the British capital
When Car Alexander II was assassnated Die
FTeiheit" expressed the wish that all tvrants
might soon be served In like manner this being
printed within red border. He arrested and
tried under law relating to 'slander and viiihca-
months at hard labor in CIerkenweH prison
the steamer Wisconsin in December, 1882. on
the voyage taking sixteen days He made a tour of
the country lectuTing and incIrring the condemna-
I5ieerrb7r5bes+ie FTeedon5 from 51vtbing more
serious than verbal dsappTobation made him lose
made an incendiaTy haraneue Five DAYS later he
and two companions were indicted and released on
bail. After the Haymarket tragedy in Chicago the
police fOuc5 him a. his home in Allen street and
pulled him from beneath the bed He prose-
Cuted by Colonel Fellows before Recorder Suyth.
sent 10 BlaCkwelIs Island for year and fined &25O
IN the following years, until the death Of Presi-
dent Mckinley, he published HIS paper and trav-
elled and leCtuTed on anarchsm, generally accom-
panied by Emma Goldman. Just before the Pres-
dent ass7sSinated he published editorial
entitled Murder vs. Murder" jusufynE assassina-
years imprisonment. He appealed. but the Court
OF Appeals confirmed the sentence.
this article Die Freileit' he set forth his
creed I'm the baldeSt terms In paragraph Re
wrote. AS despOts permit themselves everything
BETRAYAL poison. murder. etC.-in the way all
this Is tc be employed against them. Yes. crime
directed against them is not only right. but Il is
The duty OF every one 20 commit f. and Il would
bn glory to him If II was successful We say
murder for murderers- Save humanity through
blood an4 iron. poison and dynamite"
6\v,o weeks yesterday. III a meeting IN honor
of his birthday IN Philadelphia. Most made his last
public appearance Il was q consistent finish to his
ING while Most the platform delivering
address lie TeC,ing the story Of his life when
the police entered. He dessteG et the command
OF Police Lieutenant Atkinson, and George Brown,
~ this city, mounted the platform. calling upon
Noltarine de Ceyre to pray. The police Lieutenant,
Erasping the woman by the wrist, forced her TO
leave the stage. The crowd resisted the police and
blows exchanged. Tho hall cleared
finally. No arrests made.
Among the more important anarchistic pTOduc-
tious Of Most Der kIeiubiTgeT und die So
Cal DcmOkratie" CS76l: Die L6sung der Socialen
Frage' dS76l; 'Most's ProletaTier-L L'edeT6uch"
1870; why am a Communist CSS9 and Down
with the Anarchists" lS0D. a pamphlet published
10 show that the aXiOms Of anarchy are most pa
CifC